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Three passenger decks, panoramic windows, French-balcony cabins, a sun-deck pool, and décor inspired by Porto and Port wine. The ship is purpose-built for the Douro and operates in active CroisiEurope service.
MS Miguel Torga is a 132-guest CroisiEurope river cruise ship, in service since 2017. This page lists 19 upcoming departures across 6 itineraries in Mediterranean, day by day and port by port. Its live AIS position is plotted on the map below and refreshed through the day.
A small expedition-size ship at 1,200 gross tons — #537 of 566 ships we track. 9 tons of ship per guest.
Position via AIS — updated periodically, not real-time.
MS Miguel Torga is a compact CroisiEurope Premium river ship designed for Douro cruises between Porto and the Douro Valley. The 80-meter vessel carries up to 132 guests in 66 cabins, with French balconies on the middle and upper decks. Its public spaces include a forward restaurant, lounge-bar, sun deck, and permanent outdoor pool. CroisiEurope currently lists the ship as built and inaugurated in 2017, although some maritime and trade sources report construction or completion in 2016.
Three passenger decks, panoramic windows, French-balcony cabins, a sun-deck pool, and décor inspired by Porto and Port wine. The ship is purpose-built for the Douro and operates in active CroisiEurope service.
No dedicated children’s facilities were identified in the operator’s ship materials. Passenger amenities include a pool, sun deck, lounge, and elevator.
A permanent swimming pool and loungers are provided on the sun deck.
One cabin is identified in the published deck plan as adapted for guests with reduced mobility.
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View the official MS Miguel Torga deck plans from CroisiEurope →
| Category | Type | Cabins | Size | Decks |
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| Double cabinCategories A, B and C are grouped; Category A has 32 cabins, Category B has 23, and Category C has 6. Main Deck cabins have windows; Middle and Upper Deck cabins have French balconies. Category C cabins are 12 m²; Categories A and B are 13.5 m². | Oceanview | 61 | 129-145 sq ft sq ft | Main Deck, Middle Deck, Upper Deck |
| PRM cabinCategory B accessible cabin with a French balcony and one large bed; 13.5 m². | Oceanview | 1 | 145 sq ft sq ft | Middle Deck |
| SuiteCategory B; two suites of 15.5 m² with French balconies. | Suite | 2 | 167 sq ft sq ft | Middle Deck |
| Suite with private terraceCategory A; two suites of 19 m² with private terraces. | Suite | 2 | 204 sq ft sq ft | Upper Deck |
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| Mediterranean | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 4 | 0 |
| From / night | €304 | €182 | 0 | 0 | 0 | €248 | €312 | 0 | 0 | €274 | €274 | 0 |
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Family Club: Porto, the Douro valley (Portugal) and Salamanca (Spain) (port-to-port cruise)
From Portugal to Spain: Porto, the Douro Valley (Portugal) and Salamanca (Spain) (port-to-port cruise)
From Portugal to Spain: Porto, the Douro Valley (Portugal) and Salamanca (Spain) (port-to-port cruise)
Lisbon, Porto and the Douro valley (Portugal) and Salamanca (Spain) (port-to-port cruise)
MS Miguel Torga is registered in France.
MS Miguel Torga carries about 132 guests with roughly 25 crew.
MS Miguel Torga entered service in 2017.
At 1,200 gross tons and 80 m long, MS Miguel Torga is a small expedition-size ship — larger than 4% of the 566 cruise ships cruises.to tracks.
Daytime dress is casual. Smart-casual clothing is recommended for dinners, cocktails and gala occasions, but jackets and ties are not required.
The standard package includes all meals from dinner on the first evening through breakfast on the final day. Drinks served with meals and selected drinks at the bar, including water, wine, beer, juices, coffee and tea, are included; special-list drinks are extra.
Tipping is discretionary. CroisiEurope collects gratuities at the end of the cruise and distributes them among the crew; a common guideline is 5 to 10 euros per person per day.
Free Wi-Fi is available in the ship's lounges, bar and reception areas.
The three-deck ship has an elevator serving the passenger decks, dining room and lounge, and it has one adapted PRM cabin. Passengers should discuss their specific needs with CroisiEurope before booking because some excursions may be difficult.
Children can travel on CroisiEurope's Douro cruises, and selected summer Family Club departures offer children's activities and adapted menus. The ship does not provide baby equipment, so families must bring items such as a travel cot or stroller.