A week in Portugal
Lisbon, Evora & Porto
based on 6 nights & selected experiences
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* Pricing is a guideline only and excludes special offers. Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year and other public vacations) can affect prices considerably, as can exchange rates, flight class and room type.
Price includes:
Accommodation
Private transfers
Selected experiences
Daily Breakfast
Price based on two people sharing.
At a Glance
Discover the best of Portugal as you explore beautiful cities and charming countryside
Learn about the fascinating history of the ancient city of Lisbon
Get off-the-beaten-track in Portugal's picturesque Alentejo region
Explore the vibrant city of Porto and admire its colorful architecture
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Portugal can be visited year-round, however the best times to travel are spring, early summer and autumn. During these times the weather is pleasant, however in July and August temperatures can reach up to 45°C in the Douro Valley. In the winter, temperatures drop and it can be rainy, particularly in November, December and January.
We design each itinerary around you, so this suggested itinerary is a starting point that we can tweak or transform into something completely bespoke to you. To start planning your vacation
Itinerary
Spend a week exploring the beautiful cities and countryside of Portugal, traveling from bustling Lisbon in the south to colorful Porto in the north, and get to know the fascinating history and unique culture of this vibrant country.
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Fly to Lisbon
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Days 1-3: Lisbon, Portugal
Begin your journey in Lisbon, Portugal’s captivating capital city. This is one of western Europe’s oldest cities and its variety of rulers has left its mark on Lisbon’s architecture; Moorish influences are found in the traditional Alfama neighborhood, while elegant colonial buildings dominate Belém’s streets. Explore the city with your private guide, soaking up the bustling atmosphere of the individual neighborhoods, each of which boasts a truly unique character.
Spend a day outside of the city in nearby Sintra, an enchanting town home to a fairytale landscape of stunning palaces and magnificent manor houses. Your private guide will explain the history behind this charming town and UNESCO World Heritage Site as you admire its spectacular architecture and lush gardens.
Accommodation: Hotel do Chiado (2 nights)
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Days 3-5: Evora, Alentejo
Your next stop will be in Portugal’s largest region, Alentejo. This is the authentic, rural side of Portugal, where medieval villages are interspersed among the vineyards and cork plantations. This unique region is renowned for its culinary scene, which transports visitors back in time with traditional dishes and local flavors.
Spend two nights in Alentejo’s capital, Evora, a striking medieval town and one of the best preserved in Portugal. Wander through Evora’s winding streets and cobbled lanes with your private guide, visiting the impressive cathedral and the ancient Roman temple, once part of the town’s Roman Forum, before leaving the countryside behind for Portugal’s second city.
Accommodation: M'ar de Ar Aqueduto (2 nights)
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Days 5-7: Porto, Portugal
On your journey north, stop to discover ancient Obidos, a beautiful medieval walled town with a spectacular historic center. Whitewashed houses are enhanced with bright pops of color and the cobbled streets are home to a wealth of shops offering locally-produced chocolate and Ginjinha, or cherry liqueur.
The final stop of your trip will be Porto, built across the beautiful Douro river. This colorful city is the birthplace of port wine and still boasts a number of port houses lining the banks of the river alongside its superb gastronomy scene.
Your private guide will lead your through Porto’s vibrant streets, where colorful houses and bright blue azujelo tiles enhance the lively atmosphere of the city. Explore the traditional Ribeira neighborhood before visiting the majestic Church of Sao Francisco, dubbed ‘the cave of gold’ because of its dazzling gold leaf decorations. Finally, make your way to the ancient cathedral and take in the spectacular views across the multicolored rooftops of Porto.
Accommodation: Intercontinental Porto (2 nights)
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Fly home from Porto
Experiences
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Ancient Obidos
The rolling hills north of Lisbon are home to the medieval town of Obidos, a treasure trove of art and architecture, and a half-day tour with your private guide brings this exquisite wealth to life.
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Discover Sintra and Cascais
Discover the charming Estoril Coast and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Sintra with your private guide, strolling the historic streets and soaking in the delightful character of the old city.
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Evora walking tour
Discover the charming medieval village of Evora with a guided walking tour of the town. Learn about the history of the region and this ancient town as you admire the picturesque architecture and surrounding Alentejan scenery.
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Walking tour of Lisbon
Wandering the streets of Lisbon is an ideal way to soak in its history and the lifestyle of its inhabitants, passing people chatting on patios, drinking coffee in pavement cafes and enjoying the conviviality of the city.
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Walking tour of Porto
Soak up the culture and vibrant atmosphere of Porto as you explore the city on foot with your private guide. Wind your way through Porto's historical center to admire its picturesque architecture and get under the skin of the city.
Location
Lisbon, Evora & Porto
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