• Lisbon - Begin the journey with a hotel pick-up and head to Óbidos.
• Óbidos Village - Stop: Free time
  Óbidos is a delightful medieval town in central Portugal, celebrated for its well-preserved castle walls, cobblestone streets, and whitewashed homes adorned with vibrant flowers. Gifted to Queen Urraca in 1210 as a wedding present, it earned the title “Town of Queens” and remained part of the royal dowry for many years.

Visitors can wander through its narrow lanes, explore the historic castle now serving as an inn, and savor local delights like the renowned Ginjinha de Óbidos—a cherry liqueur often enjoyed in a chocolate cup. The town also hosts notable events such as the International Chocolate Festival and the Óbidos Literary Festival, establishing it as a cultural treasure.

• Óbidos - Continue the journey to Nazaré.
• Nazaré - Stop: Free time.
  Nazaré is a scenic coastal town in central Portugal, famed worldwide for its record-breaking waves and rich fishing heritage. Situated along the Atlantic, it comprises three main areas: the beachside town (Praia), the clifftop village (Sítio), and the inland neighborhood (Pederneira).

The town gained global recognition due to the massive waves at Praia do Norte, where surfers from around the world—such as Garrett McNamara—have conquered waves over 30 meters high. Beyond the surfing, Nazaré offers a vibrant cultural experience: traditional fishing boats, women in seven-layered skirts, and the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Nazaré, a pilgrimage site with a long history of devotion.

It’s a destination where natural wonders meet cultural heritage, making it a must-visit for both adventure enthusiasts and history aficionados.

• Nazaré - Proceed to Aveiro.
• Aveiro - Stop: Free time.
  Aveiro is often referred to as the “Venice of Portugal” due to its charming canals and colorful moliceiro boats that navigate the city. Located on the Atlantic coast, it’s a lively town known for its Art Nouveau architecture, salt pans, and the sweet treat ovos moles—a local delicacy made from egg yolks and sugar.

Historically, Aveiro developed around its lagoon, the Ria de Aveiro, which has long supported fishing and salt production. Today, it’s also a university city with a youthful spirit and a growing reputation for innovation and sustainability.

Whether you’re strolling along the canal-side promenades, admiring tiled façades, or enjoying a boat ride, Aveiro offers a perfect blend of tradition, charm, and modern flair.

• Aveiro District - Continue to Porto.
• Porto - Drop-off at the hotel.

• Private transportation
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Bottled water
• One-way transfer
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Cruise
• Gratuities
• Ticket to Monuments

To ensure a comfortable, enjoyable, and relaxing tour, the journey to Porto will be made by car or van, with four planned stops along the route from Lisbon to Porto:

09:00 am - Depart from Lisbon heading to the village of Óbidos.

10:00 am - Arrive in Óbidos for a visit.

11:00 am - Leave Óbidos and travel to the city of Fátima.

12:30 pm - Arrive in Fátima for lunch and a religious visit.

03:00 pm - Depart from Fátima heading to the city of Aveiro.

04:00 pm - Arrive in Aveiro for a visit.

05:00 pm - Depart from Aveiro heading to the city of Porto.

06:00 pm - Arrive in Porto, concluding the tour at your hotel.

• Due to COVID-19 some tour plans and vehicle capacity may change

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