• Bacalhoa Palace and Estate - Located in Azeitão at Quinta da Bacalhoa, this palace exudes charm with its distinctive architecture, decor, and gardens. Over the centuries, various owners have infused their influences from travels across Europe, Africa, and the East, transforming it into a unique gem. Visitors can admire exclusive pieces from the private art collection in the gardens, vineyards, and the lake house, which houses Portugal’s first dated tile. The tour includes the museum cellar and vineyards, where the unique soil, vegetation, and microclimate at the base of the Arrábida mountain range produce grapes of exceptional quality. For those who appreciate wine, art, and architecture, a visit to Quinta da Bacalhôa offers a fairy tale experience.
• Setubal District - Next, explore Setúbal, an alternative to Lisbon, known as the birthplace of 18th-century writer Manuel Maria Barbosa du Bocage and coach José Mourinho. This city boasts one of Portugal’s largest fishing ports, with a daily influx of diverse and high-quality fish. At the Livramento Market, visitors can witness the freshness of the fish and other products. Setúbal is perfect for enjoying a seafood meal paired with a refreshing white or green wine. The São Filipe Fort offers stunning views of the city, sea, and white sands from 120 meters high. Descend to sea level to experience the renowned beaches, fauna, and flora of Arrábida, a protected landscape with a microclimate similar to Dalmatia in the Adriatic Sea. It is part of international nature conservation networks, including the Corine Program.
• Castelo de Sesimbra - Visit Sesimbra Castle, constructed by D. Sancho I in the 12th century, a significant Romanesque defensive position aiding in Portugal’s reconquest from the Arabs. The castle provides an elevated view of the town and sea. In Sesimbra, enjoy a delightful meal of fresh fish or seafood at one of the excellent restaurants, set against the backdrop of serene beaches. This rustic fishing community has distinct customs from Setúbal and was classified as a town during the Age of Discoveries. It remains a vital fishing port for the Portuguese canning industry.
• Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei - Conclude the tour at the Santuario de Cristo Rei, inspired by Rio de Janeiro’s Christ the Redeemer, inaugurated in 1959 in gratitude for Portugal’s non-involvement in World War II. Ascending to the portico offers a unique 360-degree observation experience from 220 meters above Lisbon, Almada, and the 25 de Abril bridge.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• On-board WiFi
• Device Charging
• Bottled water

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Bacalhoa Palace and Winery Ticket: 0-12 years: 0€; +12 years: €12, includes tasting of 3 wines.
• Santuario Cristo Rei ticket: 0-7 years: 0€; 8-12 years: €3; +13 years: €8

You will cross the 25 de Abril bridge and 30 minutes from Lisbon you will reach Bacalhoa, a farm with a unique charm. A historic wine producer and owner of a Renaissance palace with a dream garden and classic and contemporary pieces of art. Here you will have the opportunity to taste 3 of the most exclusive wines in Portugal, including Moscatel de Setúbal. Then you will visit Setúbal and the Arrábida mountains. A city with history, where fish is the calling card, and paradisiacal beaches, nature and landscape are in their rarest and most untouched form. Continuing the journey you will pass through Sesimbra, a traditional fishing village and also visit its medieval castle, where you will have a view of the landscape. The Sanctuary of Christ the King will be the culmination of a day of surprises. A 360-degree view from 220 meters high over Lisbon, Almada, the 25 de Abril bridge and the Tagus river.

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