Serra da Estrela is the largest National Park in the country and the highest point in
Continental Portugal. On this tour, we will enjoy the most breathtaking landscapes of
Portugal, not forgetting the tasting of the famous Serra da Estrela cheese and regional wine.
En route to the top of Serra da Estrela, we will come across the Monument of Nossa
Senhora da Boa Estrela, a sculpture on a rock dating back to 1946 and dedicated to Nossa
Senhora da Boa Estrela, the patron saint of shepherds.

One of the most popular stops is the Glacier Valley. Idyllic waterfalls, stone houses scattered
along the mountain slopes, and the backdrop of the village of Manteigas, all combine to
make the valley a place of extreme beauty!

Finally, we will visit the Cheese Museum, a unique place where you can learn about the
entire process of artisanal Serra da Estrela cheese production and taste 3 types of cheese
and regional wine.

• Tour Type: Private
• Availability: Daily
• Duration: 12 hours
• Suggested Departure Time: 06:30 AM
• Maximum People: To be determined

This tour takes you on a journey through time to discover the legendary Knights Templar,
and the Order of the Temple. Linked to one of the world’s most fascinating religious orders,
we have the city of Tomar. Its historic center along the banks of the Nabão River is anchored
by the Convent of Christ, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Artistically reflecting
Portugal’s history, it showcases Romanesque, Templar symbolism, Gothic, Manueline,
Renaissance, Mannerist, and Baroque styles. Notable features include the Romanesque
Charola in the church, the famous Manueline Window in the Chapter House, and the Cloister
of King John III.

Next, we will head to the charming city of Coimbra, not only known as one of the oldest
university cities in the world but also for its harmonious architectural ensemble. We’ll visit the
University of Coimbra, founded in the late 12th century by King Dinis, and its main attraction,
the Joanina Library, housing a collection of over 200,000 books in magnificent gold-carved
shelves.

• Tour Type: Private
• Availability: Daily
• Duration: 08 hours
• Suggested Departure Time: 08:30 AM
• Maximum People: To be determined

On this tour, we will visit one of the major references of Marian devotion, the Sanctuary of
Fátima. The location of the Sanctuary of Fátima, Cova da Iria, was an unknown place in the
municipality of Ourém until 1917. A religious event came to change the history and
importance of this place: three shepherd children, Jacinta, her brother Francisco, and their
cousin Lúcia, witnessed successive apparitions of Our Lady of Fátima. At the Sanctuary of
Fátima, we will visit the Basilica of Our Lady of Fátima, which houses the tombs of Lúcia,

Francisco, and Jacinta. We’ll explore the heart of the Sanctuary, the Chapel of the
Apparitions, and the site where Our Lady of Fátima spoke to the three shepherds, as well as
the Basilica of the Holy Trinity. You will also have the opportunity to attend a mass.

We will then proceed to the visit of Valinhos, an emblematic place for the believers of the
Fátima apparitions. According to the accounts of the Fátima visionaries, it was here that the
Angel appeared in 1916, and Our Lady appeared on August 19, 1917. We will explore points
of interest such as the houses of the three shepherds, Loca do Cabeço (a place of worship
and prayer), where the first and third apparitions of the Angel to the Fátima visionaries took
place, and Poço do Arneiro, a well at the bottom of Lúcia’s backyard where the second
apparition of the Angel occurred.

You will also have time for shopping for religious articles for yourself and your family and
friends.

• Tour Type: Private
• Availability: Daily
• Duration: 6 hours
• Suggested Departure Time: 08:30 AM
• Maximum People: To be determined

Tour Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré and Óbidos

This tour combines spirituality and heritage with the sea. We’ll begin our journey in Fátima,
one of the world’s largest pilgrimage centers, where we’ll visit the Sanctuary of Fátima and
the Chapel of the Apparitions, the heart of the Sanctuary. We’ll then head to Valinhos, an
emblematic place for the believers of the Fátima apparitions, where we’ll visit the houses of
the three shepherds, Lúcia, Francisco, and Jacinta.

The tour will continue to the town of Batalha, where we’ll visit the Monastery of Batalha, a
symbol of Portuguese nationality, and the site of the famous Battle of Aljubarrota in the late
13th century.

Heading towards the Atlantic coast, we’ll reach Nazaré, a small fishing village renowned
worldwide for its sea and giant waves. Here, we’ll have the opportunity to visit the Nazaré
Sitio and the Fort of São Miguel de Arcanjo.

To conclude, we’ll visit a gem of Portuguese history, Óbidos, an ancient medieval village, and
wander through its old stone alleys and centuries-old facades. This tour will be like stepping
back in time to the mysteries of the medieval era.

• Tour Type: Private
• Availability: Daily
• Duration: 10 hours
• Suggested Departure Time: 08:30 AM
• Maximum People: To be determined

The Sintra tour is a blend of discovery. The Mountain of the Moon is a place full of magic and
mystery where nature and man come together in a perfect symbiosis. Considered one of the
most important Romantic heritages in Europe, it is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage
Site.

Visit the Queluz Palace, the Portuguese Versailles, and be enchanted by its grandeur and
architectural exuberance. Then, in the town of Sintra, wander through its narrow streets and
regional product shops, making sure to taste its irresistible traditional sweets. We will visit
one of Portugal’s most romantic palaces, the Pena Palace, a fanciful and revivalist
reconstitution in the taste of 19th-century Romanticism. After lunch, a visit to the
westernmost point of Continental Europe, Cabo da Roca.

We will also visit Cascais, an ancient Roman fishing town now turned into one of the most
cosmopolitan and touristic locations in Portugal, not forgetting a stop at Boca do Inferno, the
most emblematic viewpoint of the town. We will then head towards Lisbon along the coast,
passing Estoril and observing the famous Estoril Casino, inspiration for the first book of the
James Bond saga, while enjoying the stunning coastal scenery.

Optional Visits:
National Palace of Sintra
Quinta da Regaleira

• Tour Type: Private
• Availability: Daily
• Duration: 9 hours
• Suggested Departure Time: 08:30 AM
• Maximum People: To be determined

Tour Peniche and Ilhas das Berlengas

On this tour, you will visit the Lisbon Coast and the fantastic Natural Reserve of Berlengas
Island.

After a scenic boat ride to Berlengas Island, departing from Peniche, you will take a guided
tour of the caves and a walk around the island.

This tour allows for customization based on your preferences, as you’ll have the opportunity
to decide what to do during your stay on the island.

We will also visit Peniche, known for its beaches and surfing championships, as well as the
Peniche Fortress, a former political prison.

• Tour Type: Private
• Availability: Daily
• Duration: 11 hours
• Suggested Departure Time: 07:30 AM
• Maximum People: To be determined

Lisboa is undoubtedly a city that brings immense pleasure in discovery. Its neighborhoods
and streets showcase its diversity. It is ancient, yet modern. Known as the city of Seven
Hills, Lisboa embodies Baroque, Roman, Manueline, Romantic, bohemian, and literary
influences. Lisboa is fado. It is, without a doubt, a surprising city.

We will take you to discover one of the most beautiful cities in Portugal. Enjoy the beautiful
view from the Eduardo VII Park viewpoint, wander through the squares and main streets of
Baixa Pombalina, Praça dos Restauradores, Praça do Rossio, Avenida da Liberdade, and
Praça do Comércio.

We will enter the old heart of Lisbon, Alfama, the historic neighborhood where fado was
born. Here, we’ll find the Lisbon Cathedral, São Jorge Castle, and fabulous views over the
river and the city from viewpoints like Miradouro da Senhora do Monte.

We cannot miss Belém, where you can delight in its famous pastries. Belém is a traditional
neighborhood with a vast diversity of green spaces and monuments. Admire the Belém
Tower and visit the Jerónimos Monastery. Stroll along the Belém waterfront marked by the
imposing Padrão dos Descobrimentos, a symbol of the Portuguese maritime epic, and
observe the famous 25 de Abril Bridge.

We will conclude this tour in the eastern part of Lisboa, Parque das Nações, where you’ll
encounter more modern architecture. Green parks with public art serve as a link between
impressive contemporary buildings. Marvel at the fabulous landscape over the Tagus River
and the Vasco da Gama Bridge.

Note: This tour is customizable, and we will be happy to adjust our suggestions to places
chosen by you, as long as they are within the tour’s route perimeter. The Half-Day option is
ideal for those just passing through, looking for a peripheral city tour.

• Tour Type: Private
• Availability: Daily
• Duration: 9 hours
• Suggested Departure Time: 08:30 AM
• Maximum People: To be determined

Located next to the sea, between Setúbal and the fishing village of Sesimbra, O Parque Natural da Arrábida has an incomparable beauty, the blue of the sea alternates with the tones
whitish limestone cliffs and the green of the enormous plant cover that covers the mountain.

Start your day with the crossing over the 25 Abril Bridge and the view
over Lisbon from the Sanctuary of Christ the King. We will continue towards the fishing village
from Sesimbra, passing by the Cabo Espichel Sanctuary, which is an architectural complex
unique civil and religious, combining the monumentality of the building with the immateriality of the religious devotion. The landscape setting of this monument, on a plateau that
ends in cliffs towards the sea, making it monumental. Arriving at the village of Sesimbra, the
which overlooks the bay, with its old houses, the landscape is dominated through Porto de Abrigo where the hustle and bustle and traditions of fishing intersect with the
tourist activities such as diving, sailing or canoeing.

We will continue and end in Azeitão, a small village in the heart of the Park Natural in Arrábida, marked by a landscape of olive trees, vineyards and cork oaks. Enjoy an Azeitão cheese tasting, an Azeitão Pie and a visit to the historic Caves José Maria da Fonseca, where the famous Moscatel and
Periquita wine.• Tour Type: Private

• Availability: Every day
• Duration: 08 hours
• Suggested Departure Time: 08:30
• Max People: To be agreed

Located by the sea, between Setúbal and the fishing village of Sesimbra, the Arrábida
Natural Park boasts unparalleled beauty. The blue of the sea alternates with the whitish
tones of limestone cliffs and the green of the vast vegetation covering the hills.

Start your day with a crossing over the 25 de Abril Bridge and the view of Lisbon from the
Christ the King Sanctuary. We will then head towards the fishing village of Sesimbra, passing
by the Sanctuary of Cabo Espichel, a unique architectural and religious complex that
combines the monumentality of the structure with the intangibility of religious devotion. The
scenic backdrop of this monument, on a plateau that ends in cliffs by the sea, makes it
monumental. Upon reaching the village of Sesimbra, perched above the bay with its old
houses, the landscape is dominated by the Harbor where the hustle and bustle and
traditions of fishing intersect with tourist activities such as diving, sailing, or kayaking.

We will continue towards the Arrábida Mountains, which meet the sea resulting in a string of
beaches with fine sand and transparent waters, such as Figueirinha Beach and Galapos.
Don’t forget to bring suitable attire and take a dip in one of the most beautiful beaches in
Portugal, Portinho da Arrábida Beach.

• Tour Type: Private
• Availability: Daily
• Duration: 8 hours
• Suggested Departure Time: 08:30 AM
• Maximum People: To be determined

On this tour, we traverse Alentejo, the vastest region of Portugal, adorned with golden plains,
olive trees, and cork oaks. Discovering Alentejo is to travel along nearly deserted roads in
perfect harmony with nature. We will visit Monsaraz, an ancient walled medieval village with
white houses and cobbled streets perched on a hill, offering a fantastic view of Europe’s
largest artificial lake, Alqueva.

Continuing our journey, we will arrive at the capital of Alentejo, Ébora in ancient times and
Évora today. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is known as the museum city, with its walled
center and squares exuding a history of over 2000 years. We will visit the Chapel of Bones,
whose walls are lined with skulls and other human bones, Praça do Giraldo, considered the
central square of the city, and the majestic Temple of Diana, built in the 1st century AD in the
main square of Évora. This temple is a unique monument representing the remnants of the
Roman civilization in Portugal. We will also visit Évora Cathedral, also known as the
Cathedral, a construction from the 12th-13th centuries, marking the first monument that
signifies the transition from the Romanesque to Gothic styles. All these monuments make
this tour a fantastic and unique journey.

• Tour Type: Private
• Availability: Daily
• Duration: 8 hours
• Suggested Departure Time: 08:30 AM
• Maximum People: To be determined

On this tour, we explore Alentejo, the largest region in Portugal, characterized by golden
plains, olive trees, and cork oaks. Discovering Alentejo means traveling on nearly deserted
roads in perfect harmony with nature. We will reach Mérida, the capital of the Extremadura
region in Western Spain, founded by the Romans in the 1st century BC. We will also visit
Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage site known as the museum city, with its walled center and
squares exuding a history of over 2000 years.

In Mérida, we will visit the UNESCO-listed archaeological sites that bring to life the
fascinating world of classical antiquity. Mérida is home to some of the best-preserved Roman
ruins in Spain. We will visit the Roman Theater, the Portico del Foro, the Casa del Miltreo,
and an impressively well-preserved 2000-year-old aqueduct. The city was the capital of the
Roman province of Lusitania.

In Évora, we will visit the Chapel of Bones, whose walls are lined with skulls and other
human bones, Praça do Giraldo, considered the central square of the city, and the majestic
Temple of Diana, built in the 1st century AD in the main square of Évora. This temple is a
unique monument representing the remnants of the Roman civilization in Portugal. We will
also visit Évora Cathedral, a construction from the 12th-13th centuries, marking the first
monument that signifies the transition from the Romanesque to Gothic styles. All these
monuments make this tour a fantastic and unique journey.

• Tour Type: Private
• Availability: Daily
• Duration: 12 hours
• Suggested Departure Time: 06:00 AM
• Maximum People: To be determined

This tour through the Algarve provides you with the opportunity to visit some places in the
southern region of Portugal.

We will visit Lagos, a maritime town with a history that spans over two thousand years,
where we will have the chance to enjoy a memorable boat tour to the Caves of Ponta da
Piedade, marveling at the fantastic rock formations in the area.

We will visit Meia Praia, the place from which Gil Eanes set sail, being the first to round
Cape Bojador, and we will conclude in Sagres, where we will visit the Sagres Fortress, Cape
Saint Vincent, and the Cape Saint Vincent Lighthouse.

• Tour Type: Private
• Availability: Daily
• Duration: 10 hours
• Suggested Departure Time: 06:30 AM
• Maximum People: To be determined

A customized tour just for you. Let us know the places you’d like to visit, and we’ll create a tailor-made itinerary for you.