(Small Group Tour)
Enjoy a 9-day trip through Portugal, filled with culture, history, and food. Start in the enchanting city of Porto, where cobbled streets and the iconic Lello Library set the tone. Savor world-class wines in the rolling hills of the Douro Valley, complete with a private Rabelo boat ride along the river. Continue through the cobbled lanes of medieval Óbidos and the dynamic neighborhoods of Lisbon. Conclude in the fairytale town of Sintra, indulging in sweet local treats and soaking in Fado music over a farewell dinner that captures the passion and beauty of Portugal.
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GROUP SIZEMin 6 | Max 14
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MEALSBreakfasts: 8, Lunches: 2, Dinners: 1
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ACCOMMODATIONSelected 4-star hotels (8 nights)
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TRANSPORTMini Bus
Highlights
- Walk through Porto's old streets and explore the famous Lello Library.
- Taste wines at a Quinta and visit local vineyards in the Douro Valley.
- Glide through Aveiro's scenic canals aboard a colorful Moliceiro boat.
- Step inside Sintra's Royal Palace and enjoy a traditional Fado dinner in Lisbon.
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Welcome to Porto! Once you arrive, head to your hotel to check in and unwind. Take the rest of the day to soak in the city's vibrant atmosphere, where historic charm, world-famous Port wine, and rich traditions await your discovery.
Accommodation: Hotel Oca Bom Sucesso or similar (4-star)
Start your day with a guided stroll through Porto's charming old district, where history and culture meet at every turn. Admire the stunning Azulejos at S. Bento Station and glimpse the iconic Clérigos Tower. Peek into the magical Lello Bookstore, said to have inspired J.K. Rowling. Marvel at the lavish Arab Room inside the historic Stock Exchange Palace.
Wrap up the tour with a tasting of Port wine, savoring the deep flavors that have made this city famous around the world.
Accommodation: Hotel Oca Bom Sucesso or similar (4-star)
After breakfast, set off toward the breathtaking Douro Valley. As you wind your way to Régua, enjoy the changing scenery - vine-covered hills, tranquil river bends, and terraced landscapes that have shaped Portugal's wine heritage for centuries.
Stop at a charming Quinta for a leisurely lunch featuring regional specialties, paired with the warmth of local hospitality. In the afternoon, visit another winery for a guided tasting of the Douro's celebrated wines.
Later, step aboard a traditional Rabelo boat for a serene hour-long cruise along the Douro River, soaking in sweeping views of the valley from a unique perspective. As evening draws near, return to your hotel for a restful night.
Accommodation: Vila Galé Douro Vineyards or similar (4-star)
Today, journey into the heart of the Douro to explore the charming wine village of Favaios. Begin your visit at a local bakery, where you'll learn about the village's renowned "four corners" wheat bread. Continue to a nearby cellar and museum, where local artifacts and exhibits offer insight into the area's deep-rooted connection to both bread and wine.
After a morning steeped in heritage, enjoy a leisurely lunch served at a picturesque Quinta.
Accommodation: Vila Galé Douro Vineyards or similar (4-star)
Begin your day with a charming journey to Viseu. There, enjoy a visit to a local cheese producer.
Continue to Aveiro, often called the "Venice of Portugal," where colorful Moliceiros drift along serene canals. Make a stop at the beautifully tiled Aveiro train station, where the glazed blue-and-white panels offer a visual storybook of local history. Step into a workshop dedicated to "Ovos Moles," the city's signature sweet made from egg yolk and sugar, delicately wrapped in a crisp wafer shell.
End your visit with a mini cruise aboard a Moliceiro, letting the gentle rhythm of the water and vibrant atmosphere complete this immersive day.
Accommodation: Hotel o Moliceiro or similar (4-star)
Set off on a scenic journey to the storybook village of Óbidos. Along the way, pause in the coastal town of Nazaré to admire its fishing heritage and take in the views of the Atlantic's mighty waves from the cliffside perch of Sítio.
Upon arriving in Óbidos, wander through its cobbled lanes. Savor a taste of Ginginha, the region's famous cherry liqueur often served in edible chocolate cups. Visit a local artisan's workshop to witness the intricate art of hand-painted tiles, a reflection of Portugal's artistic heritage.
Enjoy some free time to explore this enchanting village at your leisure before proceeding to your hotel in Lisbon.
Accommodation: Hotel Olissippo Marquês de Sá or similar (4-star)
Explore the historic Belém district of Lisbon, home to the magnificent Jerónimos Monastery, where intricate Manueline architecture reflects Portugal's rich maritime legacy. Nearby, admire the iconic Tower of Belém, a symbol of the Age of Discoveries. Don't miss the chance to enjoy a warm drink paired with the famous Pastel de Belém, the city's beloved custard tart.
Next, visit the elegant Ajuda Palace, once home to Portuguese royalty. Wander through its lavishly adorned halls and manicured gardens, where the stories of a regal past echo through every detail.
The afternoon is yours to enjoy at leisure. Whether you choose to dive deeper into Lisbon's rich history, explore modern galleries and shops, or relax at a sun-drenched café, the city invites you to savor it at your rhythm.
Accommodation: Hotel Olissippo Marquês de Sá or similar (4-star)
Step into the Royal Palace of Sintra, a beautifully preserved medieval residence that offers a window into the grandeur of 19th-century Portugal through its stunning architecture and lavish interiors. Before heading toward Cascais, take a moment to enjoy queijada, a traditional Sintra pastry.
Then head to Cabo da Roca, the dramatic headland that stands as the westernmost point of continental Europe, where rugged cliffs spectacularly meet the Atlantic.
Conclude your journey with a traditional Fado dinner. Surrounded by heartfelt music and local cuisine, you'll feel the poignant emotion of Saudade, a soulful farewell to Portugal that leaves a lasting impression.
Accommodation: Hotel Olissippo Marquês de Sá or similar (4-star)
As your journey in Portugal comes to a close, enjoy a relaxing morning in Lisbon before heading to the airport on your own for your return flight.
Should you wish to continue your adventure, an optional three-day extension to the coastal charm of Lagos is available - just let us know!
Dates & Prices
Important Notes
- 2 lunches in a Quinta;
- 1 dinner with Fado Show;
- Drinks at meals (1/4water; 1/4wine);
- Mini Bus according to the program;
- Permanent Tour guide according to the program;
- Entrance fees according to the program: Palace of Stock Exchange, Porto; Royal Palace, Sintra; Ajuda Palace, Lisbon;
- Visits and tastings according to the program:
✓ Moliceiro;
✓ Tasting of "Ovos Moles";
✓ Port wine Tasting;
✓ Wine tasting on the Douro Valley;
✓ Boat on the Douro Valley (sharing tour);
✓ Cheese Tasting;
✓ Pastel de Nata with a Hot Drink
- Travel insurances
- City Taxes: it will be paid directly on site by clients
- Tips
- Any other expenses not mentioned
2. A group can only have a maximum of 3 people upgraded to a single room.
3. If the number of passengers is less than 6 people 45 days prior to the tour date, the tour will be canceled, and your deposit will be returned in full. Alternatively, the tour may proceed at an extra cost. Your travel consultant will be in touch to discuss your options. Thank you for your understanding.
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