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Portugal, discovering its authenticity

Code: 111

THE TRIP

An experience to remember

The perfect opportunity to discover a new country, making an authentic immersion in its culture, history and gastronomy. A unique and memorable trip.

STEP BY STEP

Itinerary

Day 1

A private driver will welcome you upon your arrival at Porto airport and accompany you to your accommodation. In the afternoon, with your local host you will go out to know the city, its avenues and streets.

Day 2

In the morning you will visit Braga and its Sanctuary of Bom Jesus, one of the most important pilgrimage places in the country. In the afternoon you will be surprised by the historic centre of Guimarães, a World Heritage Site and cradle of the country. Return to Porto.

Day 3

In the morning you will enjoy a cruise on the Douro River, crossing its six famous bridges and enjoying the views of Porto and Vilanova do Gaia. You will visit a traditional Porto winery and taste some of its best wines. Afternoon off.

Day 4

The route continues until you reach Aveiro, where you will enjoy a private tour of the estuary aboard a “moliceiro” boat with tasting of local products. The trip will continue to Coimbra, the birthplace of Fado, where you will make a visit to the most important corners and its historic centre. Overnight in Coimbra.

Day 5

First stop in Fátima, centre of the Christian Faith and World Pilgrimage Sanctuary with its impressive Basilica and Cova da Iria. Then, in Batalha, you will visit its Monastery. In the afternoon you will continue to Nazaré, the most picturesque fishing village in Portugal. The day will end in Lisbon.

Day 6

Free day in Lisbon.

Day 7

After breakfast, in your private vehicle you will go to visit the medieval village of Sintra (UNESCO World Heritage). You will visit the charming Royal Palace. The trip will continue to the Cosmopolitan Estoril and the colorful bay of Cascais. Return to Lisbon.

Day 8

You will spend the day with a private host who will show you the secrets and details of the city. The visit will continue in the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, while continuing to taste their Belem Cakes. Later you will visit the Chiado, one of the busiest neighborhoods in the city, where you can move to the era of Romanticism.