About Barca d'Alva
Barca d'Alva is the alternative upper berth on the Portuguese side of the international Douro, used in summer when Vega de Terrón is unavailable. It sits in an almond and olive-grove landscape just below the confluence of the Águeda and the Douro and is, like Vega, primarily a launch point for the Salamanca day excursion. Some operators add a visit to the Côa Valley archaeological park, with its 25,000-year-old open-air rock engravings — Europe's largest collection of Palaeolithic outdoor art.
River cruise ships that call at Barca d'Alva
0 vessels from 0 operators include Barca d'Alva in their published itineraries: