Lisbon, Evora & Algarve - 9 day tour

Once you have arrived in Lisbon, a transfer will take you to your hotel for check-in. You may have some time to explore the city, grab a meal, or relax.

This evening, you will experience the soul of Portugal at a traditional Fado performance, where heartfelt melodies capture the spirit of Lisbon’s historic neighborhoods.

During the show, you will enjoy a welcome dinner featuring some of the most beloved dishes of Portuguese cuisine, a perfect introduction to the country’s rich culinary heritage.
Overnight: Lisbon  |  Dinner

Today, a transfer will collect you from your hotel for a half-day city tour with a local guide who will introduce you to Lisbon’s main sights. Begin along Avenida da Liberdade, once a grand promenade for Portugal’s nobility, before continuing to Parque Eduardo VII, the city’s largest park, named in honor of King Edward VII of England.

You will then explore some of Lisbon’s most characterful neighborhoods, including Alfama and Bairro Alto, where narrow lanes, tiled facades and centuries of tradition capture the city’s unique charm. The tour ends at Praca do Comercio, one of Europe’s grandest squares, with wide views across the Tagus River.

The afternoon is free for you to relax or explore more of Lisbon at your own pace.
Overnight: Lisbon  |  Breakfast

Lisbon – Sintra – Cascais – Estoril – Lisbon. This morning, you will travel by transfer to the beautiful towns of Sintra and Cascais. Just outside Lisbon, Sintra enchants with its lush hills and romantic palaces. You can visit one of its iconic landmarks, such as the National Palace, Pena Palace, Monserrate Palace or Quinta da Regaleira, each offering a distinctive glimpse into the town’s history and charm.

Continuing to Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of mainland Europe, where dramatic cliffs overlook the Atlantic Ocean. Then journey on to Cascais, a former fishing village that has evolved into a stylish seaside retreat while retaining its historic character.

Return to Lisbon along the scenic coastal road through Estoril, admired for its elegant promenade and sandy beaches.

Please note: that these monuments close on 24 and 25 December, 1 January and Easter Sunday.
Overnight: Lisbon  |  Breakfast

Lisbon - Sesimbra - Arrabida Natural Park - Evora. You will depart from Lisbon and travel towards the striking Espichel Cape, the westernmost point of the Arrabida Mountain range. Here, you can admire the dramatic cliffs that drop steeply to the Atlantic Ocean and explore the small group of 18th-century buildings linked to a legend from the 13th century. The site includes a church, pilgrims’ lodges, a lighthouse, a chapel, and an aqueduct.

Next, you will continue to the fishing town of Sesimbra. Dating back to the 12th century, this charming coastal town is known for its fresh seafood and lovely beaches. You will visit the well-preserved Moorish Castle that overlooks the village and the ocean, offering wonderful panoramic views. It will then be time for lunch, and you can take the opportunity to enjoy some of the freshest seafood in Portugal at one of the local restaurants.

In the afternoon, you will cross the scenic Arrabida Mountain, often called the Blue Coast. This protected natural park is home to a variety of Mediterranean plants, including olives, pistachios, strawberries, lavender, thyme, and chamomile.

To round off the day, you will visit a small family-owned winery set among the peaceful hills of Arrabida. Here, you can learn about local winemaking traditions, stroll through the vineyards, take in the tranquil surroundings, and sample some regional wines before continuing on to Evora for the evening.
Overnight: Evora  |  Breakfast

This morning, you will be picked up to discover Evora, a UNESCO World Heritage City recognized for its remarkable preservation through the centuries. You will enjoy a guided walking tour through the historical center, where you can truly feel the atmosphere of this charming town.

Within the old city walls, you will visit the Church of St Francis and its fascinating Chapel of the Bones. As you continue through the narrow cobbled streets, you will reach Giraldo Square, once the site of the Inquisition’s headquarters. You will also have the chance to see the ancient Roman Temple and glimpse the impressive 12th-century cathedral. A short visit to the courtyard of Evora’s centuries-old university will reveal why this city was once considered the second most important in Portugal.

In the afternoon, you will visit a local winery to learn about its production process and enjoy a tasting of regional wines.
Overnight: Evora  |  Breakfast

Evora - Lagos. Today, after you have checked out, you will travel to Lagos in the Algarve. On arrival, you will check in to your seaside hotel, where you will stay for three nights.

The afternoon is free for you to enjoy at your own pace. You may wish to take a leisurely walk along the coast, browse the local shops, or simply relax on the beach.
Overnight: Lagos  |  Breakfast

In the morning, you will head to the Lagos Marina for a two hour boat trip along the stunning Lagos coastline. You will get a closer look at the area’s famous secluded beaches, including Praia D. Ana and Praia do Camilo, and you will have the chance to take a refreshing swim in a sheltered bay if you wish to enjoy the full experience.

In the afternoon, you can spend your time exploring Lagos at your own pace or choose one of the optional activities, such as a cruise or kayaking in Benagil. Please contact us for more details.
Overnight: Lagos  |  Breakfast

You will have a day at leisure to explore the Algarve. The wonderful golden beaches are always an excellent option for relaxing and enjoying the sunshine.

If you prefer a different kind of experience, you can choose to visit Sagres, Monchique, or even take a trip to Ria Formosa and Tavira.
Overnight: Lagos  |  Breakfast