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Portugal Itinerary 14 Days

OVERVIEW

Embark on a 14 days tour of Portugal, a journey that transcends time and terrain, weaving together historic cities, enchanting villages, and sun-kissed beaches. From the gastronomic alleys of Lisbon to the medieval allure of Évora, each day unfolds a new chapter in Portugal’s story. Immerse yourself in cultural riches, savor authentic flavors, and relax on the Algarve’s sandy shores. Your adventure begins with an evening gastronomy tour in Lisbon, where the city’s culinary tapestry is unveiled, setting the tone for a voyage that spans from the fairy-tale landscapes of Sintra to the vibrant streets of Porto. Explore Coimbra’s academic legacy, trace the Douro Valley’s vineyards, and unwind in the Alentejo region. From Évora’s historical embrace to the coastal haven of Lagos, this journey promises an immersive experience that leaves an indelible mark on your Portugal exploration.

Highlights

  • Lisbon’s Gastronomic Symphony & Historical Echo
  • Escape to Sintra’s Fairytale Enchantment & Cascais’ Coastal Allure
  • Scenic Journey to Coimbra via Óbidos & Alcobaça’s Majestic Monastery
  • Coimbra’s Academic Legacy Unveiled
  • Porto’s Architectural Gems & Scenic Transfer North
  • Guimarães – Where Portugal Began
  • Douro Valley – Cruising Through Wine Paradise
  • Évora – A Journey Through Time & Alentejo’s Charm
  • Évora & the Alentejo’s Hidden Gems
  • Train to Lagos & Coastal Bliss
  • Explore Lagos & the Algarve’s Sun-Kissed Coast
  • Return Train to Lisbon & Cultural Immersion
  • Depart Lisbon & Farewell to Portugal

Itinerary

Accomodations

To combine luxury and affordability, we offer accommodations ranging from 4-star comfort to the world’s most exquisite hotels and resorts. When you inquire about the package that suits you best, we will share a list of related accommodations, and we are always open to your suggestions.

Price per package

From $9,900.00/person

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BUSINESS INFO

The best time for beach lovers in Portugal is during the high season from June to August. If you want to enjoy beaches without being overcrowded, consider visiting Portugal in May to early June or during September to October.

The countryside blooms with springtime colors from March to May, while September and October provide an ideal backdrop for vineyard visits and wine tasting

Yes, English is commonly spoken in Portugal, particularly in tourist areas and urban centers. Many locals working in the tourism industry are fluent in English, making it relatively easy for travelers to communicate and navigate throughout the country

Portugal is best known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture. The country boasts picturesque beaches along the Algarve coastline, historic cities like Lisbon, Porto, and Sintra with unique architectural wonders, and a maritime heritage shaped by famed explorers such as Vasco da Gama. Renowned for its delicious port wine from the Douro Valley, Portugal also offers the soulful sounds of Fado music, the traditional artistry of azulejos (ceramic tiles), and the irresistible Pastéis de Nata, a beloved custard tart. These elements collectively make Portugal a captivating destination with a diverse tapestry of experiences.

Seven days unveil the highlights, but the magic truly unfolds with a minimum of 10 days. This extended journey not only invites exploration of Lisbon and Porto but opens the door to the breathtaking wonders of the Algarve, the enchanting allure of Sintra, the timeless beauty of the Douro Valley, and other regions where Portugal’s captivating cultures, histories, landscapes, and communities come alive in an immersive experience