Camino de Santiago Day Tours

This tour to Finisterre and the “Coast of Death” includes stops in; Ponte Maceira, Panoramic views of Carnota, Ézaro waterfall, Lighthouse and town of Finisterre, Muxía and Giant Tradicitonal Granary of Ozón.

You will see:

Muros – a fisherman coastal town with a great harbour.

Cascada do Ézaro – An amazing waterfall 155 meters high and is the only waterfall in Europe that flows straight to the ocean.

Fisterra – a rocky coast that romans believed was the end of the earth, home to the lighthouse, Monte Facho.

Muxia – a coastal town, the final destination of the pilgrims from The Camino. A sacred place full of legends and beauty.

Depart Santiago: Meeting point 9 AM at Plaza de Galicia (corner of the Santander Bank next to the Compostela Hotel). The guide will be waiting on the corner. Please, stay 8:55 AM at the pick up point.

The return point is the same place at 6pm.

Duration: Full-day tour –  Arrival back to Santiago approx 18:30h

Language: Galician, Spanish and English (others languages on request)

Price: €56

Included

• Transport in coach.
• The service of a professional guide, able to guide visits in Galician, Spanish and English (others languages on request).
• Stops for meals in places with a variety of eating establishments, to that our customers can freely choose their own menus and prices (meals not included).
• In order to ensure a satisfactory visit, the tour guide in charge may make any necessary changes if needed.

Optional

• Children between 3 years and 12 years : 25 euros
• Baby less than 3 years, free

Santiago de Compostela may be the spiritual end to the Camino, but this tour will take visitors to where the land meets the sea to enjoy breathtaking natural views and the sight of a traditional Galician way of living.

Our first stop is Ponte Maceira, a peaceful enclave near Santiago de Compostela with a 14th century bridge spanning the Tambre River and series of mediaeval mills. Next stop is the historic port of Muros, which boasts impressive views along the whole estuary. Continuing down the coast a few kilometres, between the ocean and Mount Pindo, is Ézaro waterfall, the most famous waterfall in Galicia and the point where the Xallas River meets the sea.

Our next destination is Cape Fisterra (Finisterre), with its dramatic lighthouse. This was the ‘end of the world’ in the Greek and Roman civilisations. It’s also the official end point of the Camino de Santiago. Having taken in this monumental place, we go down to the town of Fisterra for lunch and free time to walk through the traditional town and its active fishing port.

The final tour stop is Muxía, the other possible end point of this leg of the Camino de Santiago. A beautiful sanctuary at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, it offers a quieter and more contemplative termination for the pilgrim route than the more notable Cape Fisterra.

Meeting Point:
9am – Rúa dos Baptizados 12
Ponte Maceira, Muros, Ézaro Waterfall, Finisterre, Fisterra, Muxía.

Availability:
Every day – 9am
Duration – 9 hours
Language: English / Spanish
Minimum of 2 people

Price:
€44 per person

Included

• Transport
• Accredited tourist guide
• Civil liability insurance

Not included

• Lunch
• Tips

Starting off in the capital city of Pontevedra, you will discover the narrow side streets and vibrating life of the old historical centre. After you will continue to Combarro, a village known for its archaeological heritage and Hórreos (typical Galician granaries).

From here you will then be taken to O Grove, where you will board a catamaran that will take you along the Ría de Arousa. Whilst on board, enjoy the views and learn about the mussel production in the area and how the river is used as a hatchery. You will also have the opportunity to taste this delicacy, along with samples of Albariño wine.

After your boat trip, stop and enjoy some free time to get lunch.

Then continue to the capital of the Albariño, Cambados, for another wine tasting before returning to Santiago de Compostela.

Duration:
Full-day tour

Language:
Galician, Spanish and English (other languages on request)

Price:
€50

Included

• Transport in coach.
• The service of a professional guide, able to guide visits in Galician, Spanish and English (others languages on request).
• Stops for meals in places with a variety of eating establishments, to that our customers can freely choose their own menus and prices (meals not included).
• In order to ensure a satisfactory visit, the tour guide in charge may make any necessary changes if needed.

Not Included

• Meal

With this day trip to the Rías Baixas you will be able to visit one of the most spectacular parts of the region. Experience traditional culture, gastronomy, and local wines.

Departing Santiago de Compostela you pass through rich countryside before stopping at a typical Rías Baixas winery. Learn first-hand about the production of the regional speciality Albariño wine. Next, a leisurely cruise on the Ría de Arousa to learn about mussel farming in ‘bateas’, with an optional mussel tasting (paired with more delicious Galician wine).

After the boat ride, we head for the seafood paradise of O Grove. We will explore the port and learn about the origins of its historic centre and many sculptures. After this guided tour, you have an hour and a half to enjoy lunch and experience true Galician gastronomy.

After lunch, we head for A Toxa. The most famous of the Galician islands, you will see the famous La Toja bridge before learning about the coastal Praia Lanzada. Lastly, we travel to the picturesque Combarro, a town filled with granaries facing the Atlantic Ocean, granite-paved streets, and artisans selling products handcrafted in Galicia.

Meeting Point:
10am – Praza de Galicia
Rías Baixas Vineyard, Ría de Arousa, O Grove, A Toxa, Combarro.

Availability:
Every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday – 10am
Duration – 10 hours
Language – English / Spanish
Minimum of 2 people

Price:
€77 per person.

Included

• Transport
• Spanish and English speaking guide
• Guided tour of a winery with Albariño wine tasting
• Access to the river cruise
• Free time at each stop after the guide’s explanations
• Civil liability insurance

Not Included

• Lunch
• Additional food and beverage purchases
• Mussel tasting onboard the boat cruise

Few places in Galicia attract as much attention while remaining quaint as Ribeira Sacra and Allariz. On this excursion from Santiago de Compostela you will be able to see this region’s terraced vineyards and religious heritage, which have earned it a World Heritage nomination.

Arriving at Santo Estevo de Ribas de Sil as our start point, you will board a beautiful catamaran to follow a route through the Sil canyons along the river that offers a view of the most inaccessible vineyards in the area. For an hour and a half we will navigate between the steep walls of the canyon and learn about wine production in the area.

After disembarking, we will visit the Cabezoás viewpoint, a towering granite mass 700 metres high that falls into the river at a drop of more than 400 metres. Then, a visit to the Monasterio de San Pedro de Rocas. You will see the façade of the 19th century church, its bell tower, and the San Benito fountain, the waters of which are said to be miraculous.

Lastly, we arrive at the charming town of Allariz for a fully guided tour. Allariz surprises visitors with its beautiful squares, churches and monuments, in harmony with an extraordinary natural environment considered a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Meeting Point:
8am – Hotel Universal, Praza de Galicia

Mirador de Souto Chao, Torre de Lemos, Monasterio de San Vicente y Judería de Monforte, Santo, Allariz.

Availability:
Every day – 8am

Duration – 11 hours

Language – English / Spanish

Minimum of 2 people

Price:
€72 per person

Included

• Transport
• Spanish and English speaking guide
• Access to the catamaran tour

Not Included

• Lunch

Massages are offered in four packages:

30-minute massage

This relaxing or deep tissue massage is ideal for focusing on one or two areas of the body that are sore or suffering due to muscle overuse.

60-minute massage

Recovery or deep tissue massage. This recovery or deep tissue massage can be full body or focused on a specific area, as preferred. It can reach deeper muscle layers than the 30-minute massage and it works on connective tissue too.

90-minute massage

The duration of this massage allows our expert masseuses to apply different techniques and to work on the main muscle groups, so we can act on the areas that experience tightness or muscle knots using specific treatments for each issue.

Pilgrim’s massage (60 minutes)

Designed for pilgrims arriving in Santiago de Compostela after long walking journeys, this massage will facilitate muscle recovery, decrease pain, and reduce the risk of injuries. We also provide a complimentary recovery cream which invigorates the muscles due to the qualities of its natural active ingredients: Arnica and Devil’s Claw (Harpagophytum).

Meeting Point:
Praça da Quintana 3

Price:
30-minute massage – €35 per person

60-minute massage – €63 per person

90-minute massage – €112 per person

Pilgrim’s massage (60 minutes) – €70 per person

Come and discover the Oldest Transporter Bridge in the world and the coastal village where you will enjoy the rough huge rock that holds on the top the old hermit of San Juan which is connected with a long stone-stair passage to the mainland.

Next you will continue to the fishing town of Bermeo. Here you will stop to visit the narrow streets, the Juradera Church, the Ercilla Tower, the old port and the Town Hall among other sites. Later you will pass through Mundaka, a beautiful site with magnificent views of the Urdaibai Biosphere, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Afterwards, you will arrive at the village of Gernika to visit the Casa de Juntas or old Law House and the Basque Sacred Tree.

Vizcaya Bridge – the first bridge made with iron and twisted steel ropes that carries both people and cars.

Bermeo – an old and charming village with a lot to do and see on foot.

Urdaibai Bisophere – a quick view of this declared Unesco heritage site. An ecological landscape with beaches, cliffs and forests with pre historic sites.

Gernika – Known worldwide due to Pablo Picasso’s painting. Guernika was bombed in 1937 by the German and Italian air forces. Just a few buildings from the time still remain, but this charming town has a lot to see, such as the Tree of Guernika.

Oldest Transporter Bridge (Vizcaya Bridge), Bermeo, Mundaka, Urdaibai Bisophere (World Heritage Site by UNESCO), Gernika

Availability:
Saturdays

Duration:
5 hours

Language:
Spanish, English

Price:
€75

Included

• Transport in coach.
• The service of a professional guide, able to guide visits in Spanish and English.
• In order to ensure a satisfactory visit, the tour guide in charge may make any necessary changes if needed.

Bilbao is the home of pintxos, the Basque version of tapas, and our knowledgeable local guides will take you right to the heart of the best culinary spots in this wonderful city. They are called pintxos because many of these dishes are ‘spiked’ with a toothpick or a skewer.

The history of the Basque Country, including its language, culture, and people, is best told alongside its food and drink. Explore the local flavours of Bilbao, including delicious pintxos, wines from around the region, and other speciality beverages, while socialising with others.

What makes this tour so special is that, alongside our recommendations for sampling the best in Basque gastronomy, we offer flexible and personal walking routes that bring you to the parts of Bilbao you want to experience. From the city’s main sights to hidden gems, you can unveil the true essence of the Basque capital alongside fellow travellers and locals alike.

Availability:
Every day – 12pm / 5:30pm
Duration – 3 hours
Language – English / Spanish
Minimum of 3 people

Price:
€91 per person

Included:

• Pintxos in selected bar (with options for all dietary requirements)
• A wine, beer or cocktail to pair with each pintxo. Coffee and non-alcoholic alternatives are available

Not Included:

• Tips
• Additional food and beverage purchases

Following the highway from Bilbao, you will arrive at Vitoria, the capital city of the Basque Country, where you will have a panoramic tour into the city. It is considered to be one of the best cities in Spain for quality of life and is the city in Europe with the highest number of square meters of greenery per inhabitant.

You will do a walking tour in the old part of the city where you will see such sights as the old Inn ‘el Portalon’ from the XV century, the Virgen Blanca square, the Machete square and the Cathedral of Santa Maria among others. After your walking tour, you will arrive finally into the land of Wine, to Rioja.

You will stop at Laguardia, a unique medieval village that still keeps the real atmosphere of the old times, with the two churches, the walls, the house shields and the narrow medieval streets among others. You will visit a traditional underground Rioja wine cellar, carbonic maceration with open pools and do a wine tasting at the end of the visit. Afterwards, there will be free time for lunch and your guide will suggest a selection of recommended local restaurants. 

Vitoria – Panoramic tour into the medieval city centre, with buildings dating from 1500 and very well preserved.

La Rioja – visit the land of wine with a guided visit to a traditional winery.

Laguardia – a beautiful and charming town full of history. Walk in the medieval narrow streets and enjoy your lunch there.

Meeting Point:
08:45: Petit Palace Arana-Grand Bilbao-Tryp Arenal-Holiday in Bilbao
08:55: Hesperia Bilbao-Nervion-Conde Duque-NH Deusto
09:05: Abando-Carlton-Coliseo-Jardines de Albia-Lopez Haro-Silken Gran Domine-Miro-Melia Bilbao-Ercilla
09:15: Hesperia Zubialde-NH Villa de Bilbao-Abba Parque-Silken Indautxu-Zenit

Availability:
Mondays

Price:
€85

Included

• Transport in coach.
• The service of a professional guide, able to guide visits in Spanish and English.
• In order to ensure a satisfactory visit, the tour guide in charge may make any necessary changes if needed.

Following the highway through the stunning natural landscape, you will arrive in Biarritz. It was a magnet for famous and royalty such as Napoleon III, Gary Cooper and Frank Sinatra, and still, nowadays it is a very important tourist destination. You will be able to enjoy the old port, the Virgin on the Rock, the streets and the beautiful figure that forms this village on the coast. Following the rugged coastal road, you will continue to Saint Jean De Luz, a lovely small village located on the French Basque coast. The house of Louis XIV and the Church of Saint Jean Baptist are the highlights, surrounded by narrow streets.

Later on, transfer by boat from Hendaya to Hondarribia across the Txingudi (natural reserve) bay to visit this village full of history that holds a medieval fortress and a lovely area that in the past was a pirate and whaler port.

There will be free time for lunch and your guide will suggest a selection of recommended local restaurants. Your last stop will be San Sebastian, the most beautiful city in the Basque Country to start a panoramic tour of the city. There are magnificent views up the mountain Igeldo, plus a walking tour into the old historical quarter.

After your tour you will have free time to enjoy the city at leisure. 

Biarritz – a walking and panoramic tour in this French Basque country.

Saint Jean de Luz – another coastal charming village with beautiful Basque architecture.

Hendaye – take a boat and cross the border with Spain into a naturally preserved Bay.

San Sebastian – a city tour in the old town of this majestic city on the Cantabrian Sea.

Meeting Point:
08:45: Petit Palace Arana-Grand Bilbao-Tryp Arenal-Holiday in Bilbao
08:55: Hesperia Bilbao-Nervion-Conde Duque-NH Deusto
09:05: Abando-Carlton-Coliseo-Jardines de Albia-Lopez Haro-Silken Gran Domine-Miro-Melia Bilbao-Ercilla
09:15: Hesperia Zubialde-NH Villa de Bilbao-Abba Parque-Silken Indautxu-Zenit

Availability:
Sunday

Duration:
10 hours

Language:
Spanish, English

Price:
€85

Included

• Transport in coach.
• The service of a professional guide, able to guide visits in Spanish and English.
• In order to ensure a satisfactory visit, the tour guide in charge may make any necessary changes if needed.

In this walking tour you will be able to see a bit of the daily life of the Porto citizens and their habits as well as visiting:

Torres dos Clérigos – a beautiful baroque church dating from the 18th century.

Livraria Lello e Irmao – one of the most beautiful bookshops in the world. This bookshop is an amazing place for booklovers.

Avenida dos Aliados – the main Avenue of Porto is also an area full of history as well as cafes and monuments.

Estação de São Bento – inaugurated in 1906, it once was a convent.  This train station has magnificent tiles to telling you about the history of transport as well as panels of King John I and Queen Phillipa de Lancaster.

Ponte Luis I – a 19th century bridge showing the strength of iron in Douro River.

Catedral da Sé – the oldest cathedral in the city, a Roman Church from 13th century.

Bairro da Sé – the oldest and most colourful area of Porto.

Ribeira – a historical square in the Port of the city, with medieval streets that fascinates everyone.

Meeting Point:
10am University of Porto (See voucher with a map)
Torre dos Clérigos, Livraria Lello e Irmao, Avenida dos Aliados, Estaçao de S. Bento, Ponte Luís I, Sé Catedral, Bairro da Sé, Ribeira

Availability:
Every day: 10am
Duration: 2 hours
Minimum of 2 people
Language: English
Price: €49

Included

• Guide during all tour
• Presentation of the olive oil sector in Portugal and tasting

Not Included

• Flights
• Travel Insurance
• Drinks and meals not specified
• Entrances other than mentioned
• Telephone and personal expenses

Time will fly during this three-hour food and wine tasting tour leading you through the winding streets of Porto. Enjoy one of Portugal’s best cities while savouring its delicacies, and engage in more responsible tourism by supporting small businesses promoting local culture.

Join us in a walking tour through the old town taking you past Porto’s major sites, including Santa Catarina (the city’s most important shopping area), Rua Passos Manuel (home to the Porto Coliseum and Porto Commercial Athenaeum), Porto City Hall and its surrounding Art Nouveau and Art Deco buildings, and the traditional Bolhão food and produce Market.

You will also delve into the culinary delights contained within Porto’s best tavernas, indulging in authentic Portuguese cuisine including the famous Pastel de Nata custard tart (which pairs perfectly with a special blend coffee), Pastel de Bacalhau (fish cake made from dried cod), a Charcuterie board of local meats and cheeses (paired with a glass of Vinho Verde local to the region), Bifana (a traditional Portuguese pork spicy sandwich), and of course Port wine (on this tour you can sample from Ruby Style, Tawny Style, White and Rosé).

By the end of the tour our guide will have steered you through the historical background of Porto’s gastronomy and wine culture, and demonstrated why the region loves its food!

Meeting Point:
10am / 3pm: Rue de Alexandre Herculano 251
Santa Catarina, Rua Passos Manuel, Porto City Hall, Bolhão Market.

Availability:
Every day – 10am and 3pm
Duration – 3 hours
Language – English / French / Spanish / Portuguese
Minimum of 2 people

Price:
€83 per person

Included

• Food and wine tastings at select locations
• A knowledgeable local guide
• Liability and personal accident insurance
• Taxes (VAT 23%)

Not included

• Additional food and beverage purchases

The Minho River dividing Portugal and Spain shares its name with the surrounding region. Minho is the spiritual birthplace of Portugal, and Minho is known for charming stately homes and a unique culture similar to neighbouring Galicia. On the tour you will see:

Guimarães:

Castle of Guimarães – built in the 10th century in a Romanesque style, this castle saw the birth and baptism of the first King of Portugal.
Palace of the Dukes of Bragança – the mediaeval estates of the first Dukes of Bragança were once the official residence for the Presidency.
Guimarães historic centre – Guimarães, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001 and a European Capital of Culture in 2012, retains an intriguing mediaeval heritage.

On the way to your next destination you can admire the acres of vineyards used to produce Vinho Verde, Portugal’s most famous wine.

Braga:

Santuário do Bom Jesus – a monumental Baroque stairway takes visitors through beautiful gardens and fountains to the site’s church. Nature and spirituality truly come together here. 
Cathedral of Braga – to the north of central Braga lies one of the most important buildings in all of Portugal. This church is the seat of the Primate Archbishop of Portugal and Spain.
Braga historic centre – settled since Roman times, Braga has plenty to offer tourists and pilgrims alike, with buildings spanning Neolithic, Roman, Medieval and Modernist periods.

Meeting Point:
9am – Porto Harbour
Castle of Guimarães, Palace of the Dukes of Bragança, Guimarães historic centre, Santuário do Bom Jesus, Cathedral of Braga, Braga historic centre.

Availability:
Every day – 9am
Duration – 9 hours
Language – English / Portuguese
Minimum of 2 people

Price:
€122 per person (lunch reservations are for a minimum of 2 people).

Included

• Transport
• Local knowledgeable driver

Not included

• Breakfast
• Fado show
• Lunch
• Entrance tickets
• Accommodation

Sheltered from the humid Atlantic winds by the Marão and Montemuro mountains, the Douro Valley is a testament to human ingenuity harnessing the natural world to create something special. The Alto Douro Wine Region is a listed UNESCO World Heritage Site as the home of Port wine, one of the most beautiful and oldest demarcated beverages in the world.

On this tour, you will get to sample the finest wines from the Douro region, including Port and local olive oils.

Meeting Point:
9am – Porto Harbour
Port/DOC Vineyard in Amarante, Pinhão, Olive Oil Mill/DOC Vineyard in Peso da Régua.

Availability:
Every day – 9am
Duration – 9 hours
Language – English / Portuguese
Minimum of 2 people

Price:
€154 per person (lunch reservations are for a minimum of 2 people).

Included

• Samples of Douro wine and olive oil
• Transport
• Knowledgeable, English-speaking driver
• Lunch

Not included

• Breakfast
• Fado show
• Entrance tickets
• Accommodation

Sheltered from the humid Atlantic winds by the Marão and Montemuro mountains, the Douro Valley is a testament to human ingenuity harnessing the natural world to create something special. The Alto Douro Wine Region is a listed UNESCO World Heritage Site as the home of Port wine, one of the most beautiful and oldest demarcated beverages in the world.

Departing from Porto, you will head east through terraced vineyards in the Vinho Verde wine region, stopping at a spectacular viewpoint before crossing one of Portugal’s largest mountains: Serra do Marão. Arriving at the first vineyard, you will learn more about winemaking, the Douro Valley’s history as a wine producing region and get a delicious tasting of local vintages (including the famous Port wine). 

After, you head for sleepy Pinhão village, where you will get to experience the best of the region – but from the water! Embarking on a relaxing cruise along the Douro River, over an hour you will wind through vineyards and rolling countryside before returning to Pinhão. It’s lunchtime, so what better way to enjoy the Douro region than with a traditional Portuguese lunch and wine pairing, served in a private room in a family-owned winery. After lunch, you can take the opportunity to explore the vineyard, with the owners happy to share its history.

Meeting Point:

9am – Praça da Liberdade 126
Serra do Marão Viewpoint, Douro Valley Vineyard, Douro River, Pinhão, Douro Valley Vineyard.

Availability:

Every day – 9am
Duration – 9 hours
Language – English / Portuguese
Minimum of 2 people

Price:

€185 per person

Included

• Food and wine tastings at select locations
• Boat trip
• Lunch
• Transport
• Entry fees
• Personal guide

Not included

• Additional food and beverage purchases
• Bicycle hire

Many say the best way to enjoy the authentic Portugal is through flavour. Our guide will steer you through Lisbon’s traditional eateries and offer tips on the city’s food and drink scene.

Starting off our tour, we head to one of Lisbon’s great cafés, Café Nicola, to learn about Portugal’s café culture. Opened in 1787, it is a famous tertúlia (a café for literary gatherings). Next, you will experience a true Portuguese dish – Pastel de Bacalhau (cod fish cake). Paired with a glass of Vinho Verde, get to know about the historic centre of Lisbon.

Then, we visit a gourmet shop in the heart of the city. Learn about how classic Portuguese sausages and cured meats are made, and try Port, Portugal’s fortified wine, with delicious São Jorge cheese. We now go to one of the most famous tascas (a type of casual eatery) in Lisbon, where you ́ll taste a Bifana (hot pork sandwich) washed down with a cold beer.

Ginjinha, considered the defining drink of Lisbon, is our next culinary journey – and you get to try it at the first place that sold it in 1840! After, a stroll up one of Lisbon’s many hills offers fantastic while your guide will explain what food to try and what restaurants to visit in each of the neighbourhoods. We finished the tour in style at a local venue offering Chouriço (smoked sausage), bread and other local products served with a glass of delicious red wine.

Meeting Point:
3pm / 4:30 pm: Praça Dom Pedro IV, in front of the Dom Pedro IV Statue

Availability:
All Year – Monday to Saturday at 4:30 pm, extra time slot from March-October at 3pm.
Duration – 3 hours
Language – English / Portuguese
Minimum of 2 people

Price:
€65 per person

Included

• Food and drinks, including Pastel de Bacalhau and Vinho Verde, Port and cheese, a Bifana sandwich and beer, Ginjinha liqueur, and bread, chouriço and red wine
• Knowledgeable, English-speaking guide

Not Included

• Alternative drinks (at some of the stops)
• Additional food and beverage purchases
• Dinner
• Guided tours inside the monuments
• Tips
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off

Just a short trip away from bustling Lisbon is the magical Sintra. The town is nestled amid cool green mountains like something from a fairytale, and is an absolute must-visit.

We start at Pena Park (ticket included), where you can wander through a variety of plant life. Feel the royal treatment as you enter Pena National Palace, a marvellous 19th century estate (ticket included), and look down at the mountain at panoramic views of Lisbon.

You will also be given free time to explore Sintra. Do not miss the chance to try the local pastries: Travesseiro (puff pastry filled with an almond custard) and Queijada (made using requeijão cheese, eggs, milk, and sugar). You could visit the National Palace, also called Town Palace (ticket not included), or explore the town’s winding streets.

As we leave Sintra, we drive through the natural wonders of Sintra Natural Park before stopping for photos at the Roca Cape cliffs, the westernmost point of Continental Europe. Catch a view of the strong waves at the breathtaking Guincho beach, a haven for surfers.

A further scenic drive along the Atlantic coast brings us to Cascais, Portugal’s first tourist region. You will have free time for lunch, a walk along the bay or soak up sun at the beach. On the return drive to Lisbon, we pass the coastal town of Estoril, which has one of the biggest working casinos in Europe.

Meeting Point:
8am – Avenue da Liberdade 2, in front of the Hard Rock Hotel

Sintra Old Town, Quinta da Regaleira, Pena Palace, Roca Cape, Guincho, Cascais, Estoril.

Availability:
Every day – 8am

Duration – 8 hours

Language – English / Portuguese

Minimum of 2 people

Price:
€96 per person

Included

• Tickets to Pena Park and Pena Palace with guided visit
• Knowledgeable, English-speaking guide
• Transport

Not Included

• Lunch
• Tips
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Tickets to other monuments

Arrábida is known for its natural beauty, from lush vineyards to towering mountains meeting the sea. Experience some of the best Portuguese wine and views a short drive from Lisbon.

As we leave the city, admire the Tagus river while crossing the Ponte Vasco da Gama, one of Europe’s longest bridges. Our first stop is Castelo de Palmela, where we ascend the castle tower for amazing photo opportunities. On to the Arrábida wine region, we pass cork and olive groves. You will be taken to a family-owned vineyard where you can taste local wines.

Next, a scenic drive through Arrábida Natural Park, with a stop at the park’s highest point offering breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean and Portinho da Arrábida beach. Then, lunch in the picturesque fishing village of Sesimbra and the chance to relax on the beach.

Continuing the tour, we head to the one of the most well-known wine cellars in Portugal within the village of Azeitão, a winery that has remained in the hands of the same family since the early 1800s. This winery is now one of the main national wine producers. Enjoy a guided tour of the winery and enjoy tastings of Moscatel and a house red wine.

On our return to Lisbon, we stop at Cristo Rei (inspired by Rio de Janeiro’s statue of Cristo Redentor) for views over Lisbon and the river Tejo – a great place for photos to end the day!

Meeting Point:
8:30am – Avenue da Liberdade 2, in front of the Hard Rock Hotel

Castelo de Palmela, Arrábida Vineyard, Arrábida Natural Park, Sesimbra, Azeitão Vineyard, Cristo Rei.

Availability:
Monday-Friday – 8:30am

Duration – 9 hours

Language – English / Portuguese

Minimum of 2 people

Price:
€89 per person

Included

• Transport
• Knowledgeable, English-speaking guide
• Access to two wineries offering six different wine tastings

Not Included

• Lunch
• Additional food and beverage purchases
• Guided tours inside the monuments
• Tips
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off

Half-day guided group tour to the Portugues town of Fatima, from the city of Lisbon. The town is significant, as it was the spot where it is believed that the Virgin Mary appeared to three shepherd children in 1917.

Your itinerary begins in Lisbon :

09:00 – Depart from Lisbon 
10:30 to 11:10 – Guided visit of the 3 shepherds old houses
11:20 – Arrival at Fátima Sanctuary (free time to attend mass, purchase souvenirs and explore the area) 
13:00 – Return to Lisbon
14:30 – Drop off at Marquês de Pombal or Rossio square

Duration: 5hrs

Price: €67

Availability:
All Year (Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday)

Included

• Guide/driver
• Pickup from Praça de Espanha (Açores Hotel), Saldanha (Evolution Hotel), Marquês de Pombal (HF Fénix Hotel) or Restauradores
• Drop-off in Lisbon’s downtown
• Wi-Fi available inside the minivan

Not Included

• Lunch
• Personal expenses
• Hotel drop off

From Porto, you will visit Coimbra, Fatima, Santa Clara Convent, Quinta das Lágrimas, Capela das Apariçoes (Chapel of Apparitions) and Azinheira Grande.

This tour operates all year round.

Full day tour

On this guided tour you will get to visit Fatima, Portugal’s most important pilgrimage destination and Coimbra one of the oldest university cities in Europe.

Fátima is known for its apparitions of the Virgin Mary to 3 shepherd children in 1917. Here you will visit the stunning Neoclassical Basilica and Sanctuary. You will also have the opportunity to attend mass should you wish as well as have some free time for lunch.

After lunch, the tour will continue to Coimbra, Portugal’s only University City until the early 20th century. Here the tour will take you through the city’s narrow streets, visiting the Sé Nova Cathedral, the only church in Portugal to survive the Reconquista almost intact. Finishing the day will be a tour of the former building of the medieval Royal Palace.

Price: €110

Included

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Driver/ guide
• Transport by private vehicle
• Multilingual guide
• Entrance to monuments

Not Included

• Meals and drinks (unless specified)
• Gratuities (optional)