With three dining venues and three bars, you’re spoilt for choice on TUI Luzia – our first ever new-build river cruise ship. As well as the main restaurant, Sorriso, there’s an al fresco eatery for dinner, which focuses on local dishes and takes its design inspiration from the Douro Valley. There’s also a self-serve lunch spot on the top deck where the chefs cook on an open grill. The bars, meanwhile, include a main lounge with daytime and evening entertainment, plus a quieter, cosier bar. There’s a shallow pool on the top deck, plus a wellness area with plenty of space for exercise. And, the ship’s Full Board Plus, which means three meals a day and drinks at mealtimes are included in your price.

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Dining-wise, you’ve got three places to pick from. Sorriso's open for all three meals, while dinner’s also available at the al fresco spot, Vinha. This place focuses on local dishes and takes its cues from the Douro Valley’s colourful landscape when it comes to design. Cinder, meanwhile, is on the top deck, and is open for self-serve lunches every day from the grill, plus barbecue lunches from time to time, as well. The ship’s Full Board Plus, which means three meals a day and drinks at mealtimes are included in your price.

Sorriso's a bright, modern space, which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a mix of buffet and à la carte options.

This bar and dining area’s on the top deck, and it’s open every day for drinks and self-serve lunches. There are occasional barbecue lunches, too.

Vinha's open in the evenings for dinner. There’s full waiter service, and the menu focuses on dishes with a local flavour.

All cabins come with air-conditioning, a hairdryer, a safe, a TV, and tea and coffee-making facilities. All cabins can be switched from a double to twin beds, except for the single cabins.

These French Balcony Suites come with all the usual features, like air-conditioning, a TV, a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer, a safety deposit box, and tea and coffee making facilities. Plus, the French balcony has a floor-to-ceiling window that opens up vertically, so you can take in the scenery from your cabin. 

Please be aware, these images are for illustrative purposes only. The final cabins may differ in design, layout and décor.

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