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Portugal is a country full of charm, history, and breathtaking landscapes. This 3-day journey allows you to explore some of the best that Portugal has to offer. From vibrant cities to stunning coastlines, you will experience the rich culture and warm hospitality that make Portugal a must-visit destination.
Portugal is located in southwestern Europe, bordered by Spain to the east and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. The country boasts diverse landscapes, from golden beaches to rolling hills and historic cities. Key destinations on this trip include Lisbon, the capital, and nearby areas known for their cultural significance.
Lisbon is a vibrant city with a unique blend of tradition and modernity. Known for its colorful neighborhoods, historic sites, and stunning views, it’s a perfect starting point for your adventure. The city sits on seven hills, providing panoramic vistas of the Tagus River and the Atlantic.
Just a short drive from Lisbon, Sintra is a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its romantic 19th-century architecture and lush gardens. The town is nestled in the mountains, offering breathtaking views and a magical atmosphere.
Cascais is a picturesque coastal town located about 30 kilometers (19 miles) from Lisbon. It is known for its beautiful beaches, charming streets, and vibrant marina. Cascais is a great place to relax and enjoy the seaside.
By Air: Lisbon's Humberto Delgado Airport is the main international gateway. It is well-connected to many cities worldwide. The airport is about 7 kilometers (4 miles) from the city center.
By Train: Trains run frequently to Lisbon from various parts of Portugal. The journey is comfortable and offers beautiful scenery.
Public Transport: Lisbon has an excellent public transport system. You can use the metro, trams, and buses to navigate the city easily. The famous Tram 28 takes you through historic neighborhoods.
Car Rentals: Renting a car is a good option if you want to explore surrounding areas like Sintra and Cascais at your own pace.
Belém Tower: This iconic tower is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Built in the 16th century, it is located on the banks of the Tagus River. Visitors can explore its history and enjoy stunning river views.
Jerónimos Monastery: Another UNESCO site, this magnificent monastery features stunning Manueline architecture. It is a testament to Portugal’s maritime history. Don't miss the peaceful cloisters.
Alfama District: One of Lisbon's oldest neighborhoods, Alfama is a maze of narrow streets and colorful buildings. It’s famous for its traditional Fado music and lively atmosphere. Enjoy exploring local shops and cafes.
St. George's Castle: Perched on a hill, this castle offers panoramic views of Lisbon. Walk through its ancient walls and learn about the city’s history.
Pena Palace: This colorful palace is a highlight of Sintra. Its romantic architecture and lush gardens make it a fairytale destination. The views from the palace are breathtaking.
Quinta da Regaleira: This enchanting estate features stunning gardens, hidden tunnels, and a magical well. It’s a perfect spot for exploring and taking photos.
Sintra National Palace: Located in the town center, this palace has a rich history. Its unique architecture and beautiful interiors are fascinating to explore.
Cascais Beaches: Enjoy the sandy beaches and clear waters of Cascais. Praia da Rainha and Praia do Guincho are popular spots for sunbathing and water sports.
Boca do Inferno: This natural rock formation is a must-see. The waves crash against the cliffs, creating a spectacular sight.
Cascais Marina: Stroll along the marina, lined with cafes and shops. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy the seaside atmosphere.
Bacalhau à Brás: A traditional dish made from cod, potatoes, and eggs. It’s a must-try when visiting Lisbon.
Pastéis de Nata: These delicious custard tarts are famous throughout Portugal. Enjoy them fresh from the bakery, especially in the Belém district.
Seafood: Lisbon is known for its fresh seafood. Try grilled sardines or octopus at local restaurants.
Travesseiros: These sweet pastries filled with almond cream are a specialty of Sintra. Be sure to try them at local bakeries.
Local Wine: Enjoy a glass of regional wine while dining in Sintra. The area produces some delightful options.
Francesinha: A hearty sandwich filled with various meats and topped with cheese and a rich sauce. It's a local favorite.
Fresh Fish: Cascais is known for its seafood. Visit a local restaurant for grilled fish or seafood rice.
Metro: The metro system is efficient and connects major attractions. It’s a convenient way to travel around the city.
Trams: The iconic yellow trams are a fun way to explore Lisbon. Tram 28 is particularly popular among tourists.
Buses: Buses cover areas not served by the metro. They are a reliable option for getting around.
Local Buses: Sintra has a local bus system that connects major attractions. Buses are frequent and affordable.
Walking: Many attractions in Sintra are within walking distance. Enjoy the beautiful scenery as you explore.
Train: The train from Lisbon to Cascais runs regularly and is a scenic ride along the coast.
Biking: Cascais is bike-friendly, with paths along the coastline. Renting a bike is a great way to explore the area.
Rich History: Portugal has a deep cultural heritage. The combination of historic sites, palaces, and architecture tells the story of the nation.
Stunning Scenery: From the coastal views in Cascais to the mountains in Sintra, the landscapes are diverse and beautiful.
Delicious Cuisine: The food in Portugal is flavorful and varied. Each region offers unique dishes that reflect its culture.
Warm Hospitality: The people of Portugal are known for their friendliness and welcoming nature. You’ll feel at home as you explore.
Everything covered in your booking, plus important pricing notes.
Your tour begins with a pick-up at Marques de Pombal Square in Lisbon, at 8:30 hrs. We recommend to arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the indicated time. We then head towards the majestic and romantic Palace of Pena, an astonishing fairytale castle located on one of the highest peaks of the Sintra hills. At the end of the morning, there is free time to wander the streets of Sintra, a UNESCO classified Cultural Site, that enchanted kings and inspired poets. Enjoy some of the handicraft shops and tearooms serving delicious local sweets, including “queijadas” and “travesseiros”. Then, we leave for Colares, a demarcated region recognized for its quality tables wines. We continue onwards until Cabo da Roca, the westerly point of continental Europe, passing the beach of Guincho until Hell’s Mouth and admiring the sea-framed landscapes until Cascais. Enjoy a brief visit to this charming coastal town. We return to Lisbon along the Estoril Coast praising the panoramic views of the Casino and its gardens. Overnight in Lisbon area hotel on selected board basis.
ARRIVAL LISBON – SINTRA – CABO DA ROCA – CASCAIS – ESTORIL - LISBON (95 km – 2 hrs)
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