Welcome to Lisbon!Transfer from the airport to the hotel.Depending on the time of arrival you can go for a walk in the historic centre for a first glimpse of the city or enjoy the amenities of your hotel.

You´ll visit most of the old town of Lisbon, one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in the world! You’ll have the chance to walk its narrow and hilly streets, its tiled sidewalks, visit its monuments, enjoy the view from its famous viewpoints and taste the delicious local gastronomy.You’ll also visit the Belem quarter famous for its monuments from the age of the Portuguese Discoveries and for one of the most renowned Portuguese delicacies, the pastel (pastry) de Belém.

You’ll visit Cascais/Estoril two seaside villages in the surroundings of Lisbon, world-famous for having been a resort of the Portuguese and European aristocracy and even royalty in different times of History. You’ll then visit Sintra, a historical village set in a small but luxuriant mountain boasting the title of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll lose count of the palaces, manor houses and palatial houses dispersed all over this place. On the way, you’ll be able to pass by Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of mainland Europe.

Today you'll leave Lisbon and head to Porto.The first stop will be in Óbidos, a historical middle age fortified village with picturesque houses and streets known as the village of the queens. Take at least two hours to visit the village, walk its streets, climb and walk on the walls and try the local Ginginha, a sour cherry liquor often drank in a chocolate cup.Then as go further north you'll have the option to visit some of the following places (or all if you're very fast!!): - Nazaré, a small fishermen village, and a great place to eat fresh grilled fish. Maybe the right place to have lunch! Nazaré has also become famous for being home to a Christian sanctuary and more recently for hosting the highest waves ever surfed in the world. - Batalha where the highlight is its 14th-century Monastery, a masterpiece of Portuguese Gothic architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. - Aveiro, a picturesque city developed inside a river delta, where streets, bridges and canals intertwine. Some people call it the Portuguese Venice. Here you will also have a chance to taste the famous local sweet “ovos moles”.

Add a world-famous sweet wine and a certain British flavour, place it in a historic environment all by a grand river, and you have "O Porto," the port, Porto -Portugal's second-largest city, and one of Europe's most charismatic cities.In its city centre, you'll visit monuments by leading world architects from the past and the present, including some fantastic baroque carvings.In the afternoon you can have a guided tour of the cellars “Casa Ferreirinha" from the Douro, producer of the famous "Barca Velha" and some famous Port wines, with wine tasting. Caves Ferreira recently received the "Best of Wine Tourism Award".

Visit Guimarães in the morningGuimarães is a small city, 45 minutes from Porto, whose medieval town centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and which is considered to be the cradle of the Portuguese Nation and place of birth of its first king.Head to the Douro Valley in the afternoonDouro Valley is a beautiful and dramatic landscape where vines cling to terraces carved by hand into the steep, rocky hillsides aligned along the river.It’s from the grapes that grow here that Portugal’s legendary Port wine is produced.Along the way, especially in the area between Pinhão and Régua, you’ll be able to visit Quintas (estates/vineyard farms) where grapes are grown and where wine tasting is normally available.

Start your day with a Rabelo boat tour upstream of the Douro River.Then depart south towards Tomar.The first stop will be in Coimbra, one of the most important cities in Portuguese history, famous for its University, the oldest in Portugal and one of the oldest in Europe and classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Head to Tomar

In Tomar, the highlight is the Convento de Cristo a masterpiece of the architecture of the Templars religious order and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. However the town of Tomar itself especially its historic centre also deserves a visit.Further south you can also choose to visit Évora a beautiful historical town and UNESCO World Heritage Site in the plains of Alentejo full of monuments of different ages and origins.In Évora don’t miss the Roman Temple, the "creepy" bones chapel and the Cathedral.Don't miss the Alentejo cuisine either!Continue south to the Algarve

Relax and/or visit Tavira, which many consider being the most charming town in the Algarve with a very picturesque historic centre and more than 20 churches.You can also spend time at the surrounding beaches, visit the picturesque village of Cacela Velha and its view over the Ria Formosa Natural Park, the historic town of Castro Marim and its fortresses or the border town of Vila Real de Santo António.

Head west do Lagos.Until you reach the town of Lagos, there are a few places you might want to visit:•Praia da Marinha beach and cliffs, a great place for hiking, having even been considered one of the best hiking trails in Europe•The busy and famous beach destination of Albufeira•The picturesque coastal towns of Carvoeiro, Ferragudo and Alvor•The natural swimming pools of Alte•The red castle of Silves

Enjoy your time in the Algarve before heading back to Lisbon.You’ll be able to spend a lot of time enjoying the sea and the sun but you can also visit historical places, Natural Parks, hike, practice outdoor sports... It’s really up to you to decide what you feel like doing!Once you feel is time to go, head to Lisbon.

It's time to leave Portugal, we hope you've enjoyed your stay!You'll head to Lisbon's airport for departure.We look forward to seeing you again!