PORTO TO LISBON

Pick up at your accommodation in Porto around 08:30

Porto is a historic city in northern Portugal, known for its charming streets, colorful buildings, and beautiful azulejo tiles. The city is famous for its production of port wine, which can be enjoyed in the numerous wine cellars that line the Douro River. This city a cultural hub with a thriving street art scene, numerous art galleries, and historic landmarks like the Clérigos Tower and the Livraria Lello bookstore.

Option of participating in a boat ride. (13€ pax, paid locally)

Aveiro is a charming coastal city, known for its picturesque canals, colorful traditional boats called "moliceiros," and Art Nouveau architecture. It's often referred to as the "Venice of Portugal" because of its waterways.

Foodies will love Aveiro's cuisine, which is centered around fresh seafood and traditional sweets like "ovos moles". The city is also a great base for exploring nearby attractions like the beaches of Costa Nova and the historic town of Ílhavo.

Experience the rich history and vibrant student culture of Coimbra by visiting its oldest university. Take in the stunning panoramic view and capture memorable photos of this iconic landmark.

Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of the University of Coimbra, where centuries-old traditions are still upheld by passionate students. Admire the unique student uniforms and uncover the fascinating stories and hidden gems that Coimbra has to offer.

Fátima is a small town in central Portugal, renowned as one of the most important Catholic pilgrimage sites in the world.

The main attraction in Fátima is the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, a modern church built in the 20th century that houses the tombs of the three shepherd children. Visitors can also see the Chapel of Apparitions, which marks the spot where Mary is said to have appeared to the children.

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.

Óbidos is a charming medieval village located in the central-western region of Portugal, known for its picturesque white houses adorned with colorful flowers, narrow cobblestone streets, and impressive fortifications that once protected the town. Visitors can explore the medieval castle, walk along the town's walls, and indulge in the traditional cherry liqueur known as "Ginja." With its unique blend of history and beauty, a must-see destination on any trip to Portugal.

Drop-off at your accommodation in Lisbon around 6:30pm

Lisbon is the capital and largest city of Portugal, located on the country's western coast. It's a vibrant city known for its historic neighborhoods, cultural landmarks, and delicious cuisine.

The top attractions in Lisbon include the stunning Belem Tower, the historic Jerónimos Monastery, and the vibrant Alfama district.