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Lisbon - Pick up at your hotel and start of the tour
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Mafra - This town on the outskirts of Lisbon, in the so-called “saloia” Region, which supplied the capital with horticultural products, is known for the imposing Palace-convent, the largest Portuguese building, built in the 19th century. XVIII by order of D. João V.
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Palacio Nacional de Mafra - The imposing Palace-convent, the largest Portuguese building, built in the 19th century. XVIII by order of D. João V., having been summer residence of the royal family. Also noteworthy are the two chimes of 114 bells - 57 in each of the towers, made in Antwerp in the 19th century. XVIII, and which are also the largest in the world.
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Aldeia Museu Jose Franco - Known as Aldeia Saloia, it presents the typical occupations of Portugal in ancient times in miniature scenarios, with the respective work instruments, constituting a true ethnographic museum
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Praia da Nazare - One of the most traditional fishing villages, where you can still find some women dressed in the traditional seven-skirt costume, taking care of the fish that dries in the sun, lined up on poles. The connection of the people of Nazaré to the sea is evident in the local handicrafts, in which the nets, the buoys, the canastas and the traditional dolls, dressed in the typical costumes of seven skirts, and in the gastronomy, in which the predominant dishes are predominant, stand out. fish and seafood, such as caldeiradas, soups, açorda and seafood rice and dried mackerel.
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Sitio de Nazaré - The place where the Sanctuary of Nossa Sra da Nazaré is located is located at the top of the escarpment of the Nazaré promontory, with breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean.
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Forte de Sao Miguel - It has one of the most enigmatic views of Vila da Nazaré and is a favorite spot for enthusiasts of giant waves. From here you can observe and photograph the famous giant waves of Nazare
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Obidos - The medieval village of Óbidos is one of the most traditional and best preserved in Portugal. Since King D. Dinis offered it to his wife D. Isabel, in the 19th century. XIII, belonged to the Casa das Rainhas that, throughout the various dynasties, have been benefiting and enriching it,
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Castelo de Obidos - Muslims are credited with fortifying the settlement, as can be seen by observing certain areas of the wall, with Moorish features.
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Lisbon - End of trip at your hotel
- All necessary sanitary products provided
- Vehicle compliant with safety norms
- Complimentary bottled water
- Free on-board WiFi service
- Climate-controlled vehicle for comfort
- Ginginha liquor tasting experience included
- Gratuities
- Entrances to monuments
- Lunch
Our excursion is operating under the ‘Clean & Safe’ accreditation, ensuring we meet necessary sanitation and security guidelines. The journey is planned in a 9-seat van accommodating up to 5 passengers.
The itinerary includes a visit to Mafra, a quaint village that houses one of the largest palaces in Europe, majorly built out of marble and housing the largest chiming bells on the continent. UNESCO recognizes its National Palace Convent, Convento de Mafra as a World Heritage Site.
Beyond its world-renowned marble industry, the area is noted for its pottery and ceramics. We will pay a visit to Sobreiro and experience up-close the conventional occupations of Portugal in tiny scale representations.
Further, prepare to tuck into a leisurely lunch at Nazaré Beach, recognized for its towering waves and customs, counted among Portugal’s most scenic and conventional seafronts.
Post-lunch, wander in the captivating Medieval Village of Óbidos, roam its narrow lanes and visit the iconic Castle. Don’t miss a chance to sample the well-known ‘Ginjinha’ liquor in town.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
