The cities of Portugal tailor-made trip

Welcome to Porto. On arrival, you'll be transferred to your hotel to freshen up before your first tailored experience on this cities of Portugal trip. Meet your private guide for a Petiscos walking tour through narrow streets and Calçada Portuguesa.

Taste sardines, octopus, and classic bacalhau, sample Arouquesa beef from Trás-os-Montes, Portuguese charcuterie, craft beers, and regional wines. This Portugal travel focuses on authentic flavors, local stories, and memorable culinary discoveries.

Meet your private driver for a guided bike ride through Douro Valley, pedaling along off-road trails from the wine village of Favaios to the riverside charm of Pinhão.

Enjoy lunch at a riverside restaurant, sampling regional dishes and the area’s best wines, including Port, Douro table wine, and the famed muscatel of Favaios.

Breakfast at the hotel, then meet your private driver for a tailor-made excursion through the Minho region. Explore Guimarães, birthplace of Portugal, wandering medieval streets, granite balconies, and hidden cloisters that reveal the city's living history.

In Braga, discover Baroque splendors and climb to the Bom Jesus Sanctuary for sweeping views. After a local lunch, continue to Barcelos to watch pottery artisans and learn the legend of the Barcelos rooster, a colorful symbol of good luck. It’s a day that adds depth and tradition to any well-rounded Portugal itinerary.

Start your day with a transfer to Coimbra. Discover this charming city on the banks of the Mondego River, a nostalgic former capital of Portugal with red roofs, the historic University of Coimbra, and its baroque Biblioteca Joanina.

Today you have a chance to customize your Portugal cities trip with authentic experiences: a private walking tour, a riverside café stop, a live fado performance or visits to local artisans and museums.

Meet your private driver for the journey to Lisbon, with a stop at Quinta do Sanguinhal to visit the Pereira de Fonseca family and explore over a century of winemaking tradition. Walk through the vineyards and 19th-century gardens, tour the old distillery and aging cellar, and compare the original 1871 stone and wood wine presses.

Then, enjoy a guided tasting paired with classic dishes like cod with spinach and baked spicy chorizo on bread. This tailored experience offers a rare glimpse into multigenerational winery life and adds depth to any list of the best places to visit in Portugal.

Enjoy a free day to explore Lisbon at your own pace. Discover local markets, relax in a café, or simply soak up the atmosphere.

Choose optional activities: an interactive food tour and cooking class to master regional recipes, a scenic boat trip along the Tagus River for sweeping city views, or an intimate fado show that brings Lisbon’s soul to life, the kind of experience that shapes a truly memorable cultural Portugal trip.

On the seventh day of this Portugal cities tour, you will be visiting Óbidos, Batalha, and Nazaré. Wander through Óbidos whitewashed lanes and medieval walls for authentic local charm.

Explore the Monastery of Santa Maria da Vitória in Batalha and learn its 1385 vow history. Finish at Nazaré beach to soak up the mild climate, coastal views, and age-old fishing traditions. Your driver is at your disposal for a relaxed, personalized day.

Meet your private driver for a tailored Alentejo day. Cross the lands beyond the Tagus River to Evora, an ancient Roman city with striking ruins and the nearby Almendros Cromlech, a compelling Stone Age site.

Savor Alentejo’s top wines and olive oil with a farm lunch and tasting, then choose active options like hiking, biking, horse riding, or kayaking on nearby lakes for authentic local experiences.

After breakfast, enjoy your last hours in Lisbon. Take a relaxed stroll through historic neighborhoods, pick up local crafts, or revisit a favorite café with tips from your travel specialist for a tailor-made finish to this cities of Portugal tour.

When it’s time, a private transfer will take you to Lisbon airport. Your Lisbon and Porto trip
may be wrapping up, but the curated experiences and personal touches will stay with you long after you’re home.