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Spending 3 Weeks in Portugal
Join us on a once-in-a-lifetime 21-day journey through Portugal, where you’ll encounter the best this stunning nation has to showcase. From historic cities with incredible food culture like Porto to the breathtaking Douro Valley, where you can sample some of the world’s finest wines, to the historical city of Coimbra and the spiritual destination of Fatima, this tour covers it all.
You’ll also embark on a tour of Lisbon, the lively capital, and the stunning Algarve region known for its gorgeous beaches and charming towns. Immerse yourself in Portugal’s rich history, culture, and cuisine on this unforgettable 21-day Portugal tour itinerary.
Trip Highlights
Day 1, 2 & 3: Exploring Lisbon
Experience the best of Lisbon with our full-day city tour. Delve into the city’s rich culture, history, and heritage as you visit some of its most iconic landmarks and attractions.
Day 1: Lisbon Alfama district
Begin your exploration of Lisbon in the historic Alfama district, the oldest neighborhood in the city. Wander through its narrow, winding streets, and take in the atmosphere of this ancient area.
Visit the Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa), a beautiful Romanesque-Gothic structure dating back to the 12th century. Next, head to the National Pantheon (Panteão Nacional) to admire its ornate Baroque architecture and pay homage to the tombs of some of Portugal’s most notable figures.
Afterward, make your way to the São Jorge Castle, a hilltop fortress with stunning views of the city and the Tagus River. As the day winds down, enjoy a traditional Portuguese dinner at a local restaurant and catch a live Fado performance, the soulful music that originated in Lisbon.
Day 2: Lisbon Baixa district
Start your second day in the vibrant Baixa district, the heart of Lisbon.
Stroll along Rua Augusta, the city’s main pedestrian street, lined with shops, cafes, and street performers. At the end of the street, you’ll find the impressive Praça do Comércio, a large square overlooking the river, which was once the gateway to the city.
From here, ride the iconic Santa Justa Lift, a 19th-century ironwork elevator, to reach the Chiado district. Spend some time exploring Chiado’s elegant streets, boutiques, and historic cafes, such as A Brasileira.
Next, head to the Bairro Alto neighborhood, known for its bohemian atmosphere and vibrant nightlife. During the day, visit the Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara, a viewpoint offering panoramic views of the city.
In the evening, dine at a local restaurant and experience the lively bar scene that comes to life after dark.
Day 3: Exploring Lisbon's Belém Region
On your final day in Lisbon, venture to the district of Belém, an area steeped in maritime history and home to several iconic monuments.
Start at the Belém Tower (Torre de Belém), a 16th-century fortress that once guarded the entrance to the city’s harbor. Next, visit the Jerónimos Monastery (Mosteiro dos Jerónimos), an architectural masterpiece showcasing the intricate Manueline style. Don’t miss the chance to try the famous Pastéis de Belém, a delicious custard tart found at the nearby Antiga Confeitaria de Belém.
Afterward, visit the Monument to the Discoveries (Padrão dos Descobrimentos), a striking monument dedicated to Portugal’s Age of Exploration.
Finally, explore the modern side of Lisbon at the MAAT – Museum of Art, Architecture, and Technology, an innovative cultural space housed in a futuristic building along the Tagus River.
Conclude your three-day Lisbon adventure with a leisurely walk along the riverside promenade or a relaxing boat cruise on the Tagus to bid farewell to this enchanting city.
Day 4: Driver-Guided Sintra Excursion
Spend a full day discovering the beauty of Sintra with your private driver, who will take you on a 30-minute journey from Lisbon to the historic town of Sintra.
In the morning, embark on a tour of the iconic Pena Palace and the Moors Castle, known for their colorful facades, beautiful gardens, and rich history. Take a look inside and learn about the significance of these stunning buildings.
After a mouth-watering lunch of traditional Portuguese cuisine, explore the historic center of Sintra and visit the gorgeous Quinta da Regaleira estate with its stunning gardens, grottoes, and underground tunnels.
End your day with a traditional Portuguese dinner, local music, and a brief 30-minute drive back to Lisbon, where you will stay overnight.
Day 5: Cascais - Explore The Town, Beaches, & Cabo da Roca
Embark on a captivating driver-guided tour from Lisbon to the charming coastal town of Cascais, returning to Lisbon by night.
The journey begins with a scenic 30-minute drive along the coastline, where you’ll witness the stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Upon arrival in Cascais, a former fishing village turned popular seaside destination, take a leisurely stroll through its picturesque streets, admiring the blend of traditional Portuguese architecture and luxurious modern villas.
Next, explore the town’s beautiful sandy beaches, such as Praia da Conceição and Praia da Rainha, where you can soak up the sun or indulge in various water sports. Finally, don’t miss the vibrant Cascais Marina, home to an array of restaurants, cafes, and shops, offering a lively atmosphere perfect for people-watching or enjoying a delicious seafood lunch.
Afterward, continue your adventure to Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe. Marvel at the dramatic cliffs and rugged landscape where the powerful waves of the Atlantic crash against the coastline. At Cabo da Roca, visit the iconic Lighthouse and the picturesque Monument that marks the spot as the “edge of the world.” Take in the breathtaking panoramic views and feel the invigorating sea breeze, making for a truly unforgettable experience.
As the day comes to a close, relax on the return drive to Lisbon, reflecting on the day’s highlights and the natural beauty of Portugal’s coastline.
Day 6: Evora Day Trip
Begin your day with a visit to the 12th-century Cathedral of Evora. This stunning Gothic cathedral is renowned for its intricate carvings, gorgeous stained glass windows, and magnificent stone facade. Take in the architectural beauty and familiarize yourself with the cathedral’s history.
Next, head to the Temple of Diana, a well-preserved 2nd-century AD Roman temple and one of Evora’s most iconic landmarks. Walk around the temple and imagine its former glory. Then, learn more about its history and significance at the adjacent museum.
Then, visit the Chapel of Bones, a unique 16th-century chapel decorated with human bones built by a Franciscan monk to remind people of their mortality. The walls and ceiling are covered with bones and skulls, creating a fascinating yet eerie atmosphere. Explore the chapel and learn about its history.
Afterward, wander through the charming narrow streets of Evora’s historic center, filled with quaint shops, cafes, and restaurants. Take in the picturesque scenery and charming atmosphere while stopping at a cafe or shop to try local food or souvenirs.
In the afternoon, explore the Evora Museum, located in a 16th-century convent displaying artifacts from the region’s rich history. The museum offers a vast collection of exhibits, including ancient Roman artifacts, medieval art, and contemporary pieces. Spend some time at the museum learning about the history of Evora and its surroundings. You can also take a tour of the beautiful cloisters and gardens of the convent.
In the evening, your private driver will drop you off at your accommodation in Evora.
Day 7: Monsaraz Medieval Village
Begin your day with a comfortable 40-minute drive from Évora to the enchanting medieval village of Monsaraz.
Nestled on a hilltop, Monsaraz offers stunning views of the Alentejo countryside and Alqueva Lake. As you approach the village, admire the well-preserved castle and stone walls that have protected Monsaraz since the 13th century.
Upon arrival, your guided tour will lead you through the narrow, cobbled streets lined with charming whitewashed houses adorned with colorful flowers. Experience the village’s rich history as you visit key sites such as the Church of Santa Maria da Lagoa, showcasing beautiful frescoes and religious artwork. Your guide will share fascinating stories and local legends that bring the village’s past to life.
Next, explore the impressive Monsaraz Castle, which played a crucial role in defending the region during the Reconquista period. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape from the castle walls, with vast vineyards, olive groves, and the serene Alqueva Lake in the distance. Take a moment to absorb the tranquil atmosphere of this ancient stronghold.
During your visit, discover local handicrafts, such as pottery and textiles, in the small artisan shops dotted throughout the village. Don’t miss the opportunity to sample regional cuisine at a traditional Alentejo restaurant, where you can savor dishes like migas, black pork, and lamb stew.
As the day comes to an end, bid farewell to the magical village of Monsaraz and enjoy a leisurely drive back to Évora, carrying with you unforgettable memories of this charming and historical destination.
Day 8: Mértola town & Guadiana Valley Natural Park
Begin your day with a scenic 1.5-hour drive from Évora to the captivating town of Mértola, a hidden gem nestled on the banks of the Guadiana River.
Your guide will lead you through the town’s narrow streets, revealing the unique blend of Islamic and Christian architectural influences. Then, visit the Church of Nossa Senhora da Anunciação, a former mosque converted into a church after the Christian Reconquista, showcasing the region’s rich cultural history.
As you explore Mértola, admire the remnants of the town’s ancient walls, the castle, and the well-preserved riverside Alcáçova, which offer stunning views of the Guadiana River below. Your guide will share engaging stories about Mértola’s past as an important Roman and Moorish settlement and its role in the Portuguese Age of Discovery as a strategic trading post.
After immersing yourself in the town’s history, venture to the nearby Guadiana Valley Natural Park, a protected area boasting diverse flora and fauna, picturesque landscapes, and peaceful riverbanks. Your guide will lead you on a leisurely hike through the park, where you can marvel at the region’s natural beauty and catch glimpses of wildlife, such as the Iberian lynx, black stork, and various raptors. Enjoy a relaxing picnic lunch by the river, surrounded by the serene atmosphere of the park.
As evening approaches, your guide will take you to your Hotel in Mértola for an overnight stay.
Day 9: Tavira
Begin your day with a picturesque 1-hour drive from Mértola to the charming coastal town of Tavira, known for its well-preserved historic center and beautiful sandy beaches. Upon arrival, your guide will lead you through the town’s cobbled streets, showcasing its striking blend of Roman, Moorish, and Christian architectural influences. Visit key sites such as the Tavira Castle, a medieval fortress offering panoramic views of the town, and the Church of Santa Maria do Castelo, which houses the tombs of seven Christian knights who played a pivotal role during the Reconquista.
As you wander through Tavira, don’t miss the emblematic Roman Bridge, a picturesque landmark that spans the Gilão River, connecting the two sides of the town. Your guide will share fascinating stories about Tavira’s rich history as an important Roman and Moorish settlement and its flourishing period during the Age of Discovery.
After exploring the town, venture to the nearby beaches, such as Praia do Barril and Praia da Ilha de Tavira, which are part of the Ria Formosa Natural Park. These stunning beaches boast golden sands and crystal-clear waters, providing the perfect setting for a leisurely afternoon of relaxation or swimming. Enjoy a delicious seafood lunch at a local beachside restaurant, savoring the fresh catch of the day while taking in the tranquil sea views.
Return to Mértola in the evening.
Day 10: Faro & Exploring The Algarve's Capital City
Begin your day with a pleasant 1 hour and a 15-minute drive from Mértola to Faro, the capital of the Algarve region. Upon arrival, your guide will lead you on a captivating exploration of this historic coastal city, known for its charming Old Town, vibrant marina, and fascinating cultural sites.
Start your tour in Faro’s Old Town, entering through the Arco da Vila, an iconic gateway that once served as the main entrance to the city. Stroll through the cobbled streets and admire the whitewashed buildings adorned with colorful azulejos (ceramic tiles). Visit key sites such as the Faro Cathedral (Sé de Faro), a beautiful mixture of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architectural styles, and the Largo da Sé, a picturesque square surrounded by elegant buildings.
Next, head to the Municipal Museum (Museu Municipal de Faro), housed in a former convent, to explore the region’s rich history through an impressive collection of artifacts, including Roman mosaics and ancient inscriptions. Your guide will share engaging stories about Faro’s past as a vital Roman and Moorish settlement, as well as its significance during the Age of Discovery.
Afterward, venture to the bustling marina, where you can enjoy a leisurely walk along the waterfront or relax in one of the many restaurants and cafes overlooking the boats. Indulge in a delicious seafood lunch and savor the flavors of the Algarve region.
Spend the rest of the afternoon exploring Faro’s shopping streets, parks, and art galleries at your leisure. In the evening, check into your accommodation and enjoy a relaxing night in the vibrant capital city of the Algarve.
Day 11 & 12: Lagos & Exploring The Algarve
Discover the rich history and captivating attractions of the town of Lagos during this informative tour leaving with your driver guide from Faro.
You’ll visit the historic sites that played a crucial role in the slave trade and the voyages of exploration. Visit the Chapel of Santo Antonio, see the Statue of Prince Henry the Navigator, and explore the old town.
Next, visit Sagres, a small fishing port where Prince Henry’s School of Navigation was located, and sailors set out to discover the world. Learn about Prince Henry’s voyages and admire the stunning views from the cliffs.
Conclude the tour with a visit to Cape St. Vincent, known as the “End of Europe.” Take in the breathtaking views from the 200-foot-high cliffs and capture the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean from Baleeira Beach. This tour is a must for anyone interested in experiencing the history, beauty, and culture of Lagos and Sagres.
Overnight in Faro.
Day 13: Dolphin & Whale Watching in the Algarve
Today, experience the wonders of the Atlantic Ocean in the Algarve with a dolphin and whale-watching adventure. Start by visiting the picturesque Ferragudo Beach and enjoying its clear waters and gorgeous golden sands. Take a dip in the water or simply relax on the shore.
Later, wander around Portimao Marina, filled with shops, restaurants, and cafes. Enjoy a delicious lunch or do some shopping before joining a guided tour led by a marine biologist for a chance to spot dolphins and whales in their natural habitat.
After the tour, visit the Portimao Museum for an insightful look into the history and culture of the area.
In the evening, savor a tasty dinner at a restaurant in the marina and sample some local delicacies, such as grilled sardines or cataplana. End the night with a stroll along the promenade and watch the sunset over the ocean.
Overnight in Faro.
Day 14: Drive to Óbidos Medieval Walled Town
Day 14 of your 21-day tour of Portugal brings you to the enchanting medieval walled town of Óbidos. After a 3-hour drive from Faro, you’ll arrive at this picturesque gem, brimming with history and charm. As you enter the town through the grand Porta da Vila, admire the iconic azulejos that adorn the gateway and set the scene for your day of exploration.
Your guided tour will lead you through the narrow, cobbled streets lined with whitewashed houses draped in vibrant bougainvillea. Along the way, discover unique local shops selling traditional handicrafts, such as ceramics, embroidery, and the famous Ginjinha de Óbidos, a cherry liqueur often served in small chocolate cups.
Visit key sites within Óbidos, such as the Church of Santa Maria, featuring a beautifully painted ceiling and an impressive Baroque altar. Your guide will share captivating stories about the town’s history, including its significance as a wedding gift from King Dinis to Queen Isabel in the 13th century, earning it the nickname “the town of queens.”
Next, explore the impressive Óbidos Castle, which dates back to the 12th century and offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside from its fortified walls. Feel the sense of history and romance as you walk along the well-preserved ramparts, imagining the lives of those who once inhabited this medieval stronghold.
After a day of immersing yourself in the charm and history of Óbidos, you will stay in the town overnight.
Day 15: Nazaré Beach and Lighthouse
On Day 15 of your Portuguese vacation, venture to the picturesque coastal town of Nazaré, just a 30-minute drive from Óbidos. Famous for its golden sandy beach, vibrant fishing culture, and record-breaking surf, Nazaré offers a delightful mix of relaxation and adventure.
Upon arrival, your guide will lead you to the expansive Nazaré Beach, where you can stroll along the shoreline, dip your toes in the refreshing Atlantic waters, or simply relax on the sand and soak up the sun. Watch the traditional colorful fishing boats as they return from sea with their catch of the day, a testament to the town’s deep-rooted maritime heritage.
Next, explore the charming narrow streets of Nazaré, lined with whitewashed houses and lively seafood restaurants. Savor a delicious lunch at one of these establishments, indulging in fresh seafood dishes such as grilled sardines, caldeirada (fish stew), or the locally caught percebes (goose barnacles).
After lunch, head to the Sitio neighborhood, perched atop a cliff overlooking Nazaré. Reach this vantage point by riding the funicular or climbing the steep steps, and be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the town, beach, and the vast Atlantic Ocean. In addition, your guide will explain the area’s significance in local legends, such as the miraculous intervention of Our Lady of Nazaré, which saved the life of a 12th-century nobleman.
Finally, visit the iconic Farol da Nazaré (Nazaré Lighthouse) and the nearby Fort of São Miguel Arcanjo, a testament to the town’s history of coastal defense. Then, learn about the spectacular big wave surfing phenomenon that attracts thrill-seekers worldwide, with waves reaching up to 100 feet during winter.
Return to Obidos in the evening.
Day 16: Fátima & Batalha Alcobaça Driver-Guided Tour
Your private driver will pick you up from your Obidos accommodation in the morning for a full-day excursion to Fatima and Batalha.
Fatima & the Shrine of Our Lady
Fatima is a small town in central Portugal with immense religious significance for Catholics. In 1917, three shepherd children reported seeing apparitions of the Virgin Mary in Fatima, and the town has since become a major pilgrimage site.
A guided tour of Fatima will give you a deeper understanding of the religious significance of the town and its various shrines. The tour will begin at the Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima, which marks the spot where the children saw the apparitions. Here, you will learn about the history of the shrine and the events that took place in 1917, which are considered miraculous by many Catholics.
The tour will also take you to the Chapel of the Apparitions, where the children claimed to have seen the Virgin Mary. This small chapel is a place of quiet reflection for many visitors, and its simplicity adds to its spiritual significance.
In addition to visiting the shrines, a guided tour of Fatima will also take you to the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, one of Portugal’s largest churches. This basilica was built to commemorate the apparitions and is considered a masterpiece of Portuguese architecture.
Batalha
Batalha is a small town located in the Leiria district of Portugal, renowned for its Batalha Monastery. This stunning medieval building is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered one of the most significant Gothic structures in the country.
Built in the 14th and 15th centuries, the Batalha Monastery showcases exquisite Gothic architecture, intricate carvings, and stunning stained glass windows. The building is a testament to the creativity and craftsmanship of medieval architects and artisans and is sure to leave a lasting impression on visitors.
Overnight in Fatima.
Day 17: Aveiro & Coimbra
While traveling to the historic city of Coimbra, take a detour to the charming fishing village of Aveiro for a memorable and unparalleled experience. Aveiro is renowned for its mouth-watering codfish, and in this half-day tour, you’ll get to know everything about this staple of Portuguese cuisine.
The tour starts with a visit to the Maritime Museum, where you’ll learn about the codfish industry’s background and significance in Aveiro. You’ll also have the chance to see a processing factory and understand the process of preparing and preserving the fish.
Next, you’ll board a ship museum where your guide will share stories of Aveiro’s maritime heritage and the region’s history. You’ll also tour a Saline to see how salt is harvested and utilized.
After savoring a delicious codfish lunch, you’ll embark on a private boat tour aboard a Moliceiro, allowing you to appreciate the picturesque Aveiro coastline while trying some of the local specialties such as ovos-moles and Bairrada sparkling wine.
Coimbra Private Tours
Later in the day, you’ll arrive in the culturally rich city of Coimbra. For your time here, you can explore on your own or have a guide show you the city’s highlights.
Tour the historic University of Coimbra: As one of Europe’s oldest and most prestigious universities, Coimbra is proud to house it.
Discover the city’s museums: Coimbra has several noteworthy museums, such as the National Museum of Machado de Castro, which displays the city’s art and history, and the Science Museum, offering interactive displays and hands-on experiences.
Stroll around leisurely: Coimbra is a beautiful city with charming streets, historic landmarks, and breathtaking views. Take a relaxed walk through the city and uncover its many hidden treasures.
Shop and taste local flavors: Coimbra has a lively downtown area with numerous shops, restaurants, and cafes. Take some time to browse the stores, sample the local cuisine, and enjoy the city’s lively atmosphere.
Spend the night in Coimbra.
Day 18: Douro Valley Wine Region
Start your day by connecting with your personal driver for a 1 hour and 45-minute drive from Coimbra to the picturesque Douro Valley, renowned for its top-notch port wine. Immerse yourself in the valley’s beauty by taking a guided bike tour.
As you pedal through the rolling hills and vineyards, a knowledgeable guide will share interesting information about the region’s history and port wine production. You’ll get to visit local wineries and sample some of the finest wines.
Aside from its wine, the Douro Valley is famous for its breathtaking scenery, including charming towns, serene rivers, and lush green forests. Take time to appreciate the views and capture memories with photos.
Spend the night in the Douro Valley.
Day 19: Second day in the Douro Valley
Join your private driver on the 2nd day of your Duro Valley experience, where you’ll have the flexibility to explore the area in comfort and style.
With centuries of producing top-notch wines, the Douro Valley’s Porto Appellation of Origin is the oldest in Europe. During your tour, you’ll visit some of the region’s most gorgeous “Quintas” and gain insight into the production of port wine while tasting some of the finest wines in the world.
Savor the best of the region’s cuisine during a delectable lunch with a nationally recognized chef. This unique opportunity allows you to indulge in a mouth-watering meal prepared by a talented and passionate chef.
To round out your premium experience, embark on a private boat ride along the Douro River, where you can take in the valley’s terraces, vineyards, and stunning scenery while appreciating the region’s beauty and history.
Spend the night in the Douro Valley.
Day 20: Arrival in Porto
Travel in style and comfort from the Douro Valley to the city of Porto. Savor the breathtaking views of the Portuguese countryside as you sit back, relax, and take in the best of what this amazing city has to offer.
Wine Tasting Experience in Porto
Indulge in a one-of-a-kind and private wine-tasting experience at Graham’s Lodge in Porto. Nestled in a historic 1890 building with stunning views of the Douro River, this lodge is the ideal setting for wine tasting.
An expert sommelier will lead you through a selection of the finest wines from the world-renowned Douro Valley, renowned for producing top-notch port wine. You will sample sweet red wines and learn about the history and making of these delightful wines, as well as how to match them with different foods.
Take a tour of the lodge and discover its rich history and the generations-old family behind the wine production. With gorgeous views, delicious wines, and knowledgeable guidance, this evening promises to be an unforgettable experience.
Spend the night in Porto.
Day 21: Porto Guided Tours
Porto, Portugal’s second-largest city, is a historic and lively destination that is best explored through a guided walking tour.
Spend a day uncovering the city’s allure, from its breathtaking architecture to its thriving culture and delectable cuisine, as you traverse the streets of Porto on foot.
Private Tour of Porto Cathedral, The Clerigos Tower, & Ribeira District
Embark on your tour in the morning with a visit to the iconic Porto Cathedral and the Clerigos Tower. Get a glimpse of the history and significance of these significant landmarks and take in the breathtaking views of the city from the top of the tower.
Indulge in a delightful lunch at a local eatery, where you can taste some of the mouth-watering traditional Portuguese cuisines.
After lunch, continue your tour along the riverfront to the Ribeira district, a picturesque and historic neighborhood in the heart of Porto. With narrow cobblestone streets, vibrant buildings, and stunning views of the river and the city, the Ribeira district is full of charm and character. On this guided walking tour, delve into the history and culture of the neighborhood and explore its rich heritage.
Wander through the winding streets and admire historical landmarks such as the Church of St. Francis, the São Bento railway station, and the Porto city hall. Your knowledgeable guide will share interesting stories and facts about these places and reveal some of the hidden gems and lesser-known spots worth exploring.
Exclusive Dining in Porto
Indulge in a luxurious dining experience at the renowned restaurant, “The Yeatman,” located in the heart of Porto, with breathtaking views of the city and the Douro River. Enjoy a Michelin-starred menu crafted from the freshest local ingredients and paired with the finest wines from the Douro Valley.
Start with mouth-watering appetizers like the salmon tartare with avocado cream or the crispy octopus with sweet potato puree, followed by main course options like the roasted cod with clams or the slow-cooked lamb with roasted vegetables. End on a sweet note with delectable desserts like the chocolate mousse with passion fruit cream or the traditional Portuguese pastry, pastel de nata.
With impeccable service from the attentive and professional staff, your dining experience at The Yeatman is guaranteed to be unforgettable. Savor a gourmet meal in an elegant and sophisticated atmosphere surrounded by the beauty of Porto.
Spend the night in Porto.
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