• Cape Saint Vincent - Located five kilometers from Sagres, Cabo de São Vicente is the most southwestern point of Europe. It was the last sight of home for Portuguese sailors venturing into the unknown.

Envision a remote, wild, and windswept landscape with cliffs that are a must-see for any ship traveling to the Mediterranean. This is Cabo de São Vicente, where jagged cliffs rise up to 60 meters.

For the Romans, Cabo de São Vicente was the “End of the World,” a mystical place where the setting sun dramatically disappeared into the vast and mysterious ocean. This myth persisted through the Middle Ages until Infante D. Henrique, the Navigator, ended these superstitions, ushering in the Golden Age of Discoveries in Portugal.

• Fortaleza de Sagres - The Fortress of Sagres, also known as Castelo de Sagres or Forte de Sagres, is a military monument near the village of Sagres in the municipality of Vila do Bispo, Algarve, Portugal.

Built in the 15th century during the time of Infante D. Henrique, the Portuguese navigator, it was severely damaged by the 1755 earthquake and rebuilt later that century in a significantly altered form.

Inside, the Church of Nossa Senhora da Graça stands out, also constructed during Henry’s era.

The fortress holds great historical significance due to its connection to Infante D. Henrique and the Portuguese Discoveries. In 2018, it was the most visited monument in the Algarve, and likely in the entire southern region.

• Ponta da Piedade - Ponta da Piedade is a landform near the city of Lagos in the Algarve region of Portugal. It features a cape surrounded by several cliff-type rock formations, reaching up to 20 meters in height, making it one of the region’s most fascinating tourist attractions.

It is a major tourist draw, both in the municipality of Lagos and regionally, offering a rich blend of historical, natural, scenic, and geological heritage.

Visitors can explore the various caves on site, ensuring a delightful and unique tourist experience.

• Lagos - Lagos is a city in the Algarve region of southern Portugal, renowned for its walled old town, cliffs, and Atlantic beaches.

The ornate 18th-century Igreja de Santo António stands opposite Castelo dos Governadores, a castle with a Baroque façade and towers.

• Praia da Rocha - Praia da Rocha is a beach in the municipality of Portimão, Algarve, Portugal. This beach boasts a vast expanse of sand, covering about 146,000 m² along 1.5 km of coastline.

Adjacent to the beach is the Santa Catarina Fortress, built in the 17th century to defend the Arade river’s bar.

The beach is named after the rocks between the sand and the sea. It is one of the most famous beaches in the Algarve, if not the entire country. Each summer, it attracts tourists from around the world, and despite its size, it is often bustling with people.

In recent years, it has hosted the Mundialito de Futebol de Praia, played in a purpose-built stadium with a capacity for 3,000 people.

Nearby, numerous restaurants and bars draw a large number of tourists both day and night.

• Marina de Portimao - Surrounded by some of Europe’s most famous and beautiful beaches, the Marina of Portimão has become a leading Portuguese destination for mega-yachts up to 50 meters.

Situated in the country’s safest bar, in the wide estuary of the River Arade, it spans about 25 hectares, framed by the forts of Santa Catarina and S. João, and boasts magnificent support facilities.

The Marina features deep waters that allow entry and exit at any tide, with a wide entrance and spacious maneuvering areas, sheltered from prevailing winds. It is part of a luxury condominium with an exclusive beach.

• Carvoeiro - With a rich history, this picturesque fishing village has grown in recent years as a tourism hub in the municipality of Lagoa, Algarve.

Located about 5 km from the city of Lagoa, Carvoeiro offers a collection of small beaches bordered by rocky cliffs, with clear waters and fine sands, forming idyllic summer resorts ideal for residential tourism that has emerged in recent times.

Historically, Carvoeiro has attracted various civilizations. In this stunning stretch of the Algarve coast, where nature has worked wonders, the sea was the final resting place for Romans, victims of naval battles and storms, with traces such as a Roman block and an anchor proving their presence.

• Benagil - Benagil beach is situated at the bottom of a deep valley, next to the small fishing port of Benagil, with the village perched atop the cliff.

Access to the beach leads to an area reserved for fishing vessels, which also offer tours to sea caves and wild beaches in the region.

Beyond the colorful boats, the beach extends eastward to the imposing ochre-toned cliff, carved from carbonate rocks rich in marine fossils, also known as shellfish, which testify to a time when the sea level was higher. These rocks are now intricately sculpted by the combined action of rainwater, which dissolves limestone rock, and the mechanical force of the sea. In Benagil, rocky patterns typical of karst landscapes are visible, such as caves or grottos cut into the cliff face.

• Praia da Marinha - Praia da Marinha is one of Portugal’s most beautiful and iconic beaches, ranked among the 10 most beautiful beaches in Europe and one of the 100 most beautiful beaches in the world by the Michelin Guide.

It was awarded the “Praia Dourada” by the Ministry of the Environment in 1998 for its unique natural values.

In addition to this prestigious recognition, it also became the promotional image of the ‘Guia de Portugal’ distributed worldwide.

Located in Caramujeira, in the coastal area of the municipality of Lagoa, Algarve, Praia da Marinha is renowned not only for its stunning cliffs but also for the high quality of its water, offering a unique visibility of the seabed.

Praia da Marinha has been widely used by international advertising agencies and television stations for filming commercials.

• Free pick-up from any location
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Private tour with a local guide

• Private Tour of Ponta da Piedade with Local Fishermen( Optional )

Discover the stunning landscapes and rich history of the Algarve with this exclusive private tour. Journey through quaint villages as you travel.

Begin your adventure at Cape St. Vincent, often referred to as the end of the world, where you can feel the seclusion that defines this spot. Proceed to explore the fortifications at the Sagres fortress. Pause to marvel at the rock formations at Ponta da Piedade in Lagos.

Opt for a boat ride to explore the inland rock formations if you wish. Visit the charming old town of Lagos, where you can enjoy lunch at a traditional restaurant.

Continue your drive to Praia da Rocha and take in the views at the Marina of Portimão. Pass through the picturesque village of Carvoeiro, with the final stop at the renowned Marinha Beach.

This tour is ideal for those seeking a comprehensive, fully tailored experience, without being confined to a single city or a set itinerary.

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