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Sintra was for a long time a royal sanctuary, with its farms and palaces. The Peña National Palace on top of the hill is known for its extravagant appearance and colors and for its stunning landscape... Cape da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe. Passage through Cascais and Estoril. This is our proposal for another incredible tour, in a unique place, mystical and full of history. But being a private tour, if the customer has any preference, we can adjust the itinerary according to the possibilities.

Enjoy a hassle-free visit with an entry e-ticket for the Museu Nacional Frei Manuel do Cenáculo Download the app and your audio tours on your smartphone prior to your visit Marvel at Agnus Dei painting, the Figure of Ceres and the the Palace of the Dukes of Cadaval Discover the Lithic Arrowheads, the Coat of arms of the city of Évora and the Largo da Porta de Moura

Get off the beaten path and see a different side to Portugal’s national parks during a hiking tour that reveals details that are often missed by tours that transport you by vehicle. Hiking alongside a guide ensures you don’t lose your way and a small group limited to 10 people guarantees that you receive personalized attention.

The many highlights of Arrábida Natural Park are tricky to coordinate without a car and local know-how. This private half-day tour handles the logistics including a visit to a coastal Moorish castle, a scenic mountain drive, and a guided visit to the Bacalhôa winery. Taste three of its signature wines before watch artisans hand-paint tiles at a traditional Azeitão factory.

We take our customers to unique and traditional places in the Setúbal region, where they can see the entire process and be part of its preparation. At the end, they can and should taste the famous wines and cheeses. More than a tour, it is an immersive experience where you can be part of the entire experience.

The village of Arraiolos is one of the most typical villages in Portugal and the Alentejo region. Located just under 30 minutes from Évora, it stands out for its picturesque flower-filled streets and whitewashed houses. It is a must-see for lovers of local crafts, especially painted furniture, cork objects, and pottery. But the main attraction is the world-famous Arraiolos rugs, an intangible heritage of humanity that has retained manufacturing techniques since the end of the medieval period, a legacy of Portugal’s Moorish past. You can also enjoy cork forest views. Finally, return to Évora with a sweet taste in your mouth after sampling a traditional Alentejo convent sweet. And don’t worry about transportation, because our private tour includes round-trip transportation from and to Évora for accommodations located near the historic center.