Multidays

– DAY 1 – SINTRA & LISBON’S BELÉM QUARTER

A Journey Through Royalty and Discovery Your Portuguese adventure begins with the magical town of Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its fairy-tale palaces, lush gardens, and mystical ambiance. Visit the Palácio da Pena, an eclectic castle perched atop a hill, offering panoramic views and a glimpse into the grandeur of 19th-century royalty. Explore the serene Quinta da Regaleira, with its enchanting gardens and secret tunnels, and immerse yourself in the allure of this romantic town. Relax at lunch at the best local restaurant of Sintra.

In the afternoon, head to Lisbon’s Belém Quarter, where history comes alive. Stand before the majestic Jerónimos Monastery, a masterpiece of Manueline architecture, and admire the grandeur of the Belém Tower, guarding the entrance to the Tagus River and appreciate the Discover Monument view. Indulge in the iconic pastéis de nata at the famous Pastéis de Belém bakery, savoring the sweet flavors that have been a tradition for centuries.

– DAY 2 –  ÓBIDOS, NAZARÉ & FÁTIMA SANCTUARY – A Pilgrimage of History and Faith.

Today, discover the charm of Óbidos, a medieval town surrounded by imposing walls, cobblestone streets, and whitewashed houses. Walk through its ancient gates and feel as though you’ve stepped back in time. Explore the cobbled streets lined with colourful flowers, and visit the Óbidos Castle, which offers stunning views over the town and its surroundings.

Next, journey to the coastal town of Nazaré, famous for its massive waves and vibrant fishing culture. Here, experience the tranquil beauty of the Atlantic Ocean before heading to Fátima, one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the world. Visit the Sanctuary of Fátima, where millions gather annually to seek solace and spiritual reflection. Marvel at the basilica and the sacred chapel, and feel the profound peace of this revered site.

– DAY 3 – PORTO – A City of Wine, Culture, and Timeless Beauty

On Day 3, travel to Porto, Portugal’s second-largest city, renowned for its stunning riverside setting, historicarchitecture, and world-famous port wine. Stroll along the iconic Ribeira district, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where colourful buildings line the banks of the Douro River. Visit the grand Palácio da Bolsa and its beautiful Arab Room, before crossing the magnificent Dom Luís I Bridge for unparalleled views of the city.

No visit to Porto is complete without a tour of the historic wine cellars across the river in Vila Nova de Gaia. Here, learn about the centuries-old tradition of port wine production and enjoy tastings of some of the finest varieties. As the day winds down, savour a delicious meal of fresh seafood or the city’s signature francesinha sandwich, paired with a glass of local wine.

– DAY 4 – DOURO VALLEY – A Wine Lover’s Paradise

Prepare for a day of natural beauty in the Douro Valley, one of the most picturesque wine regions in the world. Travel along winding roads that hug the terraced vineyards, and experience the serenity of this UNESCO-listed landscape. Visit traditional wine estates, where you’ll have the opportunity to sample the famous Porto wine and learn about the region’s time-honoured winemaking techniques.

Take a relaxing boat cruise along the Douro River, drifting past the lush hillsides dotted with vineyards and quaint villages. The valley’s serene beauty and rich traditions will captivate your heart, offering a perfect blend of nature, culture, and history.

– DAY 5 – AVEIRO & COIMBRA – Where Tradition Meets Innovation

On your final day, explore the charming canals and vibrant streets of Aveiro, often referred to as the “Venice of Portugal.” Glide through the canals in colorful boats called moliceiros, taking in the picturesque Art Nouveau buildings and the lush greenery that lines the waterways. We’ll taste the ovos moles, a traditional sweet treat from the region and visit one of the oldest porcelain world companies factory, Vista Alegre and the Bordallo Pinheiro collections.

In the afternoon, head to Coimbra, home to one of the oldest universities in Europe. Stroll through the ancient University of Coimbra, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and visit the majestic Joanina Library, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture. Discover the vibrant student culture, the historical wonders, and the city’s deep academic roots. End the day with a visit to the peaceful Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Velha, a tranquil spot that offers a glimpse into Coimbra’s rich past.

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– DAY 1 – Arrábida Natural Park – A Natural Paradise Near Lisbon

Your adventure begins in the breathtaking Arrábida Natural Park, a serene haven just outside Lisbon, where nature’s beauty unfolds in every direction. The park’s lush forests, rugged hills, and crystal-clear waters create an idyllic landscape, perfect for those seeking peace and natural beauty. As you explore, you’ll discover the park’s diverse flora and fauna, and have the chance to hike through its scenic trails, offering stunning views over the Atlantic coastline.

Next, head to Setúbal, a picturesque coastal town nestled between the rolling hills of Arrábida and the sparkling waters of the Atlantic. Known for its vibrant markets and fresh seafood, Setúbal is a charming place to experience the flavours of the region. Stroll through its lively streets, where traditional shops and local delicacies abound, and enjoy a leisurely meal of fresh fish or the famous choco frito (fried cuttlefish). The tranquil landscapes, unspoiled beaches, and peaceful atmosphere of Setúbal and Arrábida offer the perfect introduction to Portugal’s natural wonders, making this an unforgettable start to your journey.

– DAY 2 – Lisbon & Queluz Palace – A Journey Through History and Royal Splendour

Delve into the heart of Lisbon on a guided walking tour through its iconic neighbourhoods. Start at Praça dos Restauradores, a historic square honouring Portugal’s 1640 independence, surrounded by grand architecture. Hop on the traditional Funicular to the Miradouro de Santa Luzia, where you’ll enjoy stunning views of Alfama, the São Jorge Castle, and the Bairro Alto district. After descending, explore the architectural beauty of Rossio Train Station and the lively Chiado neighborhood, with a stop at the legendary A Brasileira café. Continue to the Sé de Lisboa, the 12th-century cathedral blending Romanesque and Gothic styles. From there, walk through the grand Praça do Comércio, a riverside square offering panoramic views of the Tejo River and the majestic Arco da Rua Augusta. In the afternoon, visit Queluz Palace, a splendid 18th-century royal residence with beautiful gardens, rococo design, and a fascinating history that recalls Portugal’s royal past.

– DAY 3 – Batalha, Alcobaça & Óbidos – A Medieval Journey Through Portugal’s Heritage

Embark on a captivating journey through Portugal’s medieval heart, where history comes to life at three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Begin with the awe-inspiring Batalha Monastery, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, known for its stunning details and grand proportions that tell the story of Portugal’s royal past. Next, visit the Alcobaça Monastery, renowned for its elegance and historical significance, particularly the poignant tombs of the tragic lovers Pedro and Inês, whose tale still echoes through the ages. Finally, step into the fairy-tale town of Óbidos, where cobbled streets wind through charming whitewashed houses, and the medieval walls offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside. As you explore, indulge in a glass of Ginginha, a traditional Portuguese cherry liqueur, made by the oldest local producer in town, and toast to the rich heritage of these timeless sites.

 – DAY 4 – Évora & Monsaraz – Exploring Timeless Towns and Ancient Wonders

Step back in time to explore the beautifully preserved Roman and Moorish towns of Évora and Monsaraz, each offering a unique glimpse into Portugal’s rich history. Begin in Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where the majestic Temple of Diana stands as a testament to the city’s Roman past. Wander through the narrow streets to discover the haunting Chapel of Bones, a chilling yet fascinating site adorned with human skulls and bones, reminding visitors of the transience of life. Next, head to the hilltop town of Monsaraz, where the charm of medieval architecture and stunning views await. From the imposing Monsaraz Castle, enjoy panoramic vistas over the vast Alentejo plains, dotted with olive groves and vineyards. Stroll through the town’s tranquil, whitewashed streets, where time seems to have stood still, and embrace the serenity and beauty of this timeless village.

– DAY 5 – Lagos – A Coastal Gem of History, Beauty, and Breath-taking Views

End your journey in the stunning coastal town of Lagos, located in the heart of the Algarve, known for its rich maritime history and breath-taking landscapes. Explore the town’s ancient city walls, which once protected the town during the Age of Exploration, and stroll through its charming old town, where history and modern life blend seamlessly. Lagos is also famous for its beautiful beaches, offering golden sands and crystal-clear waters perfect for relaxing or taking a dip.

The highlight of your visit is the dramatic Ponta da Piedade, a series of awe-inspiring cliffs, caves, and grottoes that rise from the turquoise waters below. This stunning natural wonder, known for its striking rock formations, is best experienced by boat or by walking along the cliffs for panoramic views that will leave you speechless. Whether you’re marvelling at the beauty of the coastline or learning about the town’s maritime heritage, Lagos offers an unforgettable end to your tour of Portugal’s historic and scenic treasures.

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