7 Days Private Tour in Portugal From Lisbon

Imagine embarking on a journey through Portugal, where every day is like opening a new chapter in a captivating story. This is exactly what awaits those who choose to embark on a 7-day private tour in Portugal from Lisbon.

From the vibrant capital city of Lisbon to the enchanting fairytale town of Sintra, and the coastal charm of Cascais and Estoril, this tour promises to take you on an immersive exploration of Portugal’s highlights. But that’s just the beginning.

With so much more to discover, including the spiritual center of Fatima, the historical city of Coimbra, the picturesque Porto, and the scenic gems of Douro Valley, Nazare, Obidos, and Evora, this tour offers a taste of everything that makes Portugal truly special.

So, step into the world of Portuguese wonders and let the adventure unfold.

Good To Know

• Lisbon offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern excitement.
• Sintra is a must-visit destination known for its enchanting fairytale atmosphere.
• Cascais and Estoril provide coastal beauty, historical charm, and a vibrant nightlife.
• Fatima is a significant spiritual destination, drawing visitors from all over the world.

Lisbon: The Vibrant Portuguese Capital

Lisbon, the vibrant Portuguese capital, offers a captivating blend of historical charm, modern energy, and picturesque beauty. This bustling city is renowned for its rich cultural attractions and culinary delights.

Visitors can enjoy Lisbon’s history by exploring its ancient castles, stunning cathedrals, and vibrant museums. The iconic Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery are must-see landmarks that showcase the city’s architectural prowess.

For a taste of Lisbon’s culinary scene, travelers can indulge in the famous pastel de nata, a traditional Portuguese custard tart, or savor the flavors of the city’s fresh seafood and delectable Portuguese wines.

From the vibrant streets of Bairro Alto to the charming neighborhoods of Alfama and Baixa, Lisbon offers a unique blend of old-world charm and modern excitement, making it an ideal destination for culture and foodies alike.

Sintra: Exploring the Enchanting Fairytale Town

Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Portugal, Sintra beckons visitors with its enchanting charm and fairytale-like beauty. This historic town is renowned for its stunning castles, picturesque landscapes, and abundant hiking trails.

To truly experience Sintra’s magic, exploring its historic castles is a must. The iconic Pena Palace, with its vibrant colors and intricate architecture, offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The romantic Quinta da Regaleira is another gem, with its mystical gardens, underground tunnels, and enchanting wells.

Sintra is also a paradise for nature lovers, boasting natural beauty and hiking trails that wind through lush forests and offer panoramic vistas. From the dramatic cliffs of Cabo da Roca to the peaceful trails of Parque Natural de Sintra-Cascais, there’s no shortage of outdoor adventures to be had in this fairytale town.

Cascais and Estoril: Coastal Charm and Glamour

After enjoying the enchanting fairytale town of Sintra, the next stop on your journey through Portugal’s rural highlights brings you to the coastal charm and glamour of Cascais and Estoril.

Located just a short drive from Lisbon, these neighboring towns offer a perfect combination of coastal beauty and historical charm.

Cascais, with its picturesque beaches and vibrant marina, has long been a favorite destination for both locals and travelers alike. Stroll along the promenade and take in the stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, or relax on one of the sandy beaches and soak up the sun. The town is also known for its elegant architecture, with grand mansions and charming villas dotting the landscape.

Estoril, on the other hand, is famous for its glamorous reputation. Once a playground for European royalty and aristocrats, it’s now home to luxurious hotels, a renowned casino, and a vibrant nightlife scene. Explore the beautiful gardens of the Casino Estoril, or take a leisurely walk through the lush Parque do Estoril.

Whether you’re looking to relax on the beach, indulge in some watersports, or simply soak up the coastal atmosphere, Cascais and Estoril offer the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement. With their coastal beauty and historical charm, these towns are sure to leave a lasting impression on your Portugal itinerary.

Fatima: Discovering Portugal’s Spiritual Center

What makes Fatima the spiritual center of Portugal?

Fatima is renowned as a significant destination for spiritual tourism and religious pilgrimage in Portugal. Here are three reasons why Fatima holds such importance:

1. The Apparitions: Fatima gained prominence due to the reported apparitions of the Virgin Mary to three young shepherd children in 1917. These apparitions, witnessed by thousands of people, have made Fatima a place of deep religious significance.

2. The Sanctuary: The Sanctuary of Fatima, built in honor of the Virgin Mary, is a major pilgrimage site. It attracts millions of visitors each year who come to pay their respects, seek solace, and participate in religious ceremonies.

3. The Miracle of the Sun: Another reason why Fatima holds a central place in Portugal’s spiritual landscape is the Miracle of the Sun. It’s believed that during the final apparition, the sun danced in the sky, captivating the crowd and reinforcing the faith of many.

These elements combine to make Fatima a powerful symbol of faith and a destination that draws people from all over the world to experience its spiritual energy.

Coimbra: a Journey Through History and Academia

With the spiritual energy of Fatima still resonating, the journey now takes us to Coimbra, a city steeped in history and renowned for its prestigious academic institution. Coimbra’s historic university, established in 1290, is one of the oldest in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A visit to the university offers a glimpse into the rich intellectual heritage of the city, with highlights including the Coimbra University Library, which houses over 300,000 volumes, and the Academia Real das Ciências, a beautiful neoclassical building.

Beyond academia, Coimbra’s architectural wonders, medieval streets, and botanical gardens beckon exploration. Food lovers can indulge in Coimbra’s local cuisine, known for its hearty flavors and traditional dishes. And for a taste of the city’s cultural scene, don’t miss the opportunity to experience Coimbra’s Fado music and traditional festivals.

A leisurely stroll along the riverfront promenade completes the journey through Coimbra’s history and charm.

Porto: The Picturesque City of Port Wine

Porto, known as the picturesque city of port wine, offers visitors a captivating blend of history, stunning architecture, and of course, the opportunity to indulge in the world-renowned port wine.

With its rich tradition and expertise in port wine production, Porto is a must-visit destination for wine enthusiasts. The city is home to numerous port wine cellars where visitors can learn about the process of wine production and sample a variety of exquisite ports.

Along With its association with port wine, Porto is renowned for its historic architecture. The city’s charming old town, Ribeira, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and showcases a beautiful collection of medieval buildings, narrow streets, and picturesque waterfront views.

Exploring Porto’s historic architecture is like stepping back in time, with each building telling its own story and adding to the city’s unique charm.

Douro Valley, Nazare, Obidos, Evora: Exploring Portugal’s Scenic Gems

As we venture beyond the picturesque city of Porto, we uncover the hidden treasures of Douro Valley, Nazare, Obidos, and Evora, immersing ourselves in the scenic gems that make Portugal truly captivating. Exploring cultural heritage and hidden gems in rural Portugal, these destinations offer a glimpse into the country’s rich history and breathtaking landscapes. The Douro Valley, known for its vineyards and stunning views, is a UNESCO World Heritage site, where visitors can indulge in wine tastings and enjoy boat rides along the Douro River. Nazare, a charming fishing village, is famous for its gigantic waves and traditional fishing practices. Obidos, a medieval town, enchants with its cobbled streets and well-preserved castle walls. Evora, another UNESCO World Heritage site, boasts Roman ruins, a stunning cathedral, and narrow streets filled with history. These scenic gems provide an unforgettable experience for those seeking to venture off the beaten path and discover the true essence of Portugal.

Common Questions

Is Transportation Included in the Private Tour?

Yes, transportation is included in the private tour. Travel stress-free between sites in a private vehicle. The cost of transportation is already covered in the tour price, ensuring a convenient and hassle-free experience.

Can I Customize the Itinerary of the Private Tour?

Yes, travelers can customize the itinerary of the private tour in Portugal. They have the option to personalize their experiences and tailor the tour to their preferences, ensuring a truly unique and memorable trip.

Are Entrance Fees to Attractions Included in the Tour Price?

Entrance fees to attractions are not included in the tour price. Travelers should budget for these fees separately. However, the private tour allows for flexibility, so you can choose which attractions to visit based on your preferences and budget.

How Many Days Is the Private Tour in Portugal?

The private tour in Portugal offers customizable options for the number of days. It is recommended to discuss your preferences with the tour operator to create an itinerary that suits your interests and time frame.

Are Meals Included in the Tour or Do I Need to Budget Separately for Food?

Meals are not included in the tour price, so travelers will need to budget separately for food. The tour can accommodate specific dietary restrictions. Some must-try dishes in Portugal include bacalhau, pastel de nata, and francesinha.

The Sum Up

To sum it up, a private tour in Portugal from Lisbon is the perfect way to explore the country’s rural highlights without the hassle of public transport.

With the convenience of a private vehicle and the flexibility of canceling up to 24 hours in advance, travelers can enjoy a stress-free journey through scenic Portuguese destinations.

With excellent reviews and prices starting from $1,989.38, there’s no reason to wait.

Book your private tour today and embark on an unforgettable adventure in beautiful Portugal.