The Shepherds’ House in Aljustrel is one of the most touching stops on any visit to Fátima. It was here that Lúcia, Francisco and Jacinta — the three children who saw the Virgin Mary in 1917 — once lived. This visit offers a unique glimpse into their humble life, the faith that changed history, and the origins of the Fátima apparitions.

Fátima is Portugal’s most important Marian sanctuary, known for the apparitions of the Virgin Mary to three shepherd children in 1917. Today it stands as one of the world’s leading pilgrimage sites, inspiring faith and peace.

A picturesque coastal town in central Portugal, is known for its rich traditions and and carismatic people. It has also gained a reputation among surfers as a top destination for big wave surfing, with the famous "Canhão da Nazaré" producing record-breaking waves. In fact, in 2011, Garrett McNamara surfed the largest wave ever recorded, measuring a whopping 30 meters.

Beautiful medieval town, famous for its landscape and history and also for the typical liquor of ‘Ginja’. Here you can stroll through the narrow streets, visit the castle, taste Ginja liquor and artistic chocolates, enjoy the flowered balconies, the sidewalks covered in Portuguese pavement and the architecture of the houses. Óbidos is the ideal destination for a romantic walk. With a rich historical tradition, Óbidos is one of the most beautiful jewels of the country.