• Sintra Mountains - Welcome to the breathtaking Serra de Sintra, a picturesque mountain range situated just a few kilometers from Lisbon. This natural and cultural gem draws visitors from around the globe. With its lush hills, valleys, and ancient rock formations, the Sierra de Sintra offers a unique blend of nature and history, making it a truly remarkable place to explore.
• Casa do Preto - The Queijada da Casa do Preto is one of Sintra’s most traditional and beloved sweets. With a firm base and a rich, slightly caramelized filling made from fresh cheese, eggs, and sugar, these delightful treats have won over generations.

Established in 1931, Casa do Preto quickly gained fame not only for its high-quality cheesecakes but also for its welcoming atmosphere and prime location at the entrance of Sintra. The name “Casa do Preto” honors the nickname of the founder, a charismatic figure in the village at the time.

Over the years, this establishment has maintained its reputation as one of the best places to savor the most authentic flavors of Sintra, making it a perfect stop for a sweet break with a view of the mountains.

• Fonte da Sabuga - Nestled near the historic center of Sintra, Fonte da Sabuga is a serene and charming spot. Dating back to the 17th century, it is renowned for its fresh, mineral-rich water. According to local tradition, the water is believed to have healing properties, particularly for eye ailments, and many have come to drink or wash their eyes here.

Surrounded by lush vegetation and located on a tranquil path leading to the old village, the fountain offers a peaceful respite. Whether for its history, legends, or simply as a moment of relaxation, the Sabuga Fountain is a small yet special treasure of Sintra.

• Castelo dos Mouros - The first monument encountered was the Castle of the Moors, an impressive fortress dating back to the Islamic occupation and the conquests of D. Afonso Henriques, the first king of Portugal. Although not entered, the castle is admired from a distance, with its walls winding through the hills and offering breathtaking views over the Lisbon region to the sea.
• Park and National Palace of Pena - The highlight is the Pena Palace, recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. A guided tour of the park around the palace is offered, with access to the terraces and the cafeteria. Entering the actual rooms is avoided, as the large number of visitors can detract from the experience.
  The true essence lies in exploring the tranquil gardens, viewpoints, and hidden corners surrounding the palace.
• Quinta da Regaleira - Discover one of Sintra’s most enchanting locations: visit the famous Initiatic Well, explore the underground tunnels, and wander through magical gardens—all within this unique property, which is now one of the region’s top attractions.
• Colares - Welcome to Colares, a delightful village on the edge of the stunning Serra de Sintra. Known for its natural landscapes and centuries-old vineyards, Colares offers a peaceful and authentic atmosphere.

During the visit, a panoramic tour of the village is taken, with time to appreciate the narrow cobblestone streets, typical houses, and quiet squares. A stop for lunch at a typical restaurant is also made, where regional flavors can be enjoyed in a relaxed setting.

• Cabo da Roca - Discover Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of mainland Portugal and all of mainland Europe.

Enjoy breathtaking views and capture unforgettable photos at this iconic spot known as the “end of Europe,” where the land meets the vast ocean.

• Water offer and a traditional Sintra cake for each participant
• Guided tour of the gardens of the Palacio da Pena and Quinta da Regaleira
• Local Guide to Sintra
• All insurance included

• Lunch
• Tickets to Palácio da Pena Park
• Tickets to Quinta da Regaleira

Embark on an unforgettable adventure and experience the enchantment of Sintra, from its charming village to the majestic Cape da Roca, the westernmost point in Europe.

Explore Quinta da Regaleira and the exterior of Pena Palace with a local guide—a true storyteller who brings each corner to life with captivating tales and legends.

Marvel at breathtaking landscapes, discover iconic landmarks, and savor the renowned Sintra Pants and Cheesecakes. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sintra invites you to lose yourself in its gardens, palaces, and an atmosphere where history, culture, and nature converge.

At Palacio da Pena, while the interior rooms remain unexplored, the experience is enriched by strolling through the gardens, terraces, and surroundings, enjoying panoramic views and uncovering the allure of its vibrant architecture.

Stroll leisurely, appreciate the details, and allow yourself to be guided by this fairy-tale setting. Whether shrouded in mist or bathed in sunset, Sintra evokes emotions that linger.

• Suitable for all types of travelers
• Transport is carried out in vehicles up to 8 passengers.
• Ideal for groups up to 60 people (contact us)
• We can help you with the purchase of tickets. Please contact us before proceeding with the purchase so that we can purchase them in advance and receive payment on the day of the tour.
• This experience is shared/small groups and requires a minimum number of travellers. If you cancel because you do not meet the minimum number, you will be offered a different date/experience or full refund
• If you are traveling with children under the age of 12, please let us know in advance so that we can provide you with the appropriate child seat – this is a legal requirement.

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