• Óbidos Village - The name Óbidos likely originates from the Latin word “oppidum,” meaning “citadel” or “fortified city.” The Romans inhabited the area until the 5th century, leaving after the fall of Rome.

In the 8th century, the Moors built a fortification atop the hill, which was later captured by Portugal’s first king, Afonso Henriques (Alphonse I of Portugal), in 1148. It underwent modifications in the 14th century. Visitors can explore the castle and enjoy the charm of the old village.

• Nazaré - This location is renowned for having the world’s highest sea waves. Visitors can also enjoy a unique view from the high mountain, visit a lighthouse, and see the Devil’s Dear statue, which holds a mysterious history.
• Porto - Porto serves as the final destination, where travelers will be dropped off at their designated location.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Surcharges on fuel

• Lunch

This is an entirely private tour, accommodating up to 4 people. No other individuals will join the trip. Travelers will have the opportunity to visit several historical sites on the way to Porto.

OBIDOS CASTLE
Obidos Castle dates back to Portugal’s Roman era, but its current structure is Moorish, shaped by various restorations and reconstructions by different Portuguese kings since 1148. The main towers, constructed in 1375, served both military and royal purposes. The primary building, where the Portuguese king stayed during his visits, has been converted into a hotel following extensive restoration that began in 1932.

NAZARE
Nazare is renowned for having the highest waves in the world. The area also features a lighthouse and a statue of the Devil Deer.

FATIMA
Fatima is home to a large church, built to commemorate a miraculous event where three children, while playing with small rocks, witnessed an apparition of the Virgin Mary.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.