All Beiras Tours & Excursions in 2026

Immerse yourself in Portugal’s holiest city—and enjoy an accessible, personal way to bring its history to life—on this private walking tour of Fátima. Meet your guide at your preferred start time, and set off to explore landmarks like the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima, Chapel of the Apparitions, and more. As you go, your guide will share stories of religious apparitions, famous pilgrimages, and other unique local events.

Watching the candle procession is a chilling and fascinating experience. Contact with God is always present in this breathtaking atmosphere

This is an excursion to the 5 Villages of Lousã, with a stop for a guided tour. At Talasnal there will be a tasting of the typical candy - the Talasnico - and tea or coffee. Come with us and get to know the corners of these Villages and the stories that each one tells. Our guides know this territory full of culture and tradition, with much to discover and tell. Immerse yourself in the Serra da Lousã!

Delve into Portugal's rich history on a walking tour of Coimbra, the country's first capital. This insightful journey takes you through key historical periods, from Roman times to the establishment of the University, a UNESCO heritage site. Walk through iconic landmarks such as Santa Cruz Church, the Old Cathedral, and the New Cathedral, absorbing the profound cultural evolution that shaped Coimbra. Each step reveals stories of the Suebi and Visigoth kingdoms, the Moorish invasion, and the Republic's impact on this vibrant city. - Immerse yourself in the history of Coimbra, Portugal's first capital - Get to know historical monuments such as the Old Cathedral and Santa Cruz church - Explore the University of Coimbra, a UNESCO World Heritage site - Ideal for history enthusiasts and culture seekers alike

Take the hassle out of planning a visit to one of Portugal’s highest mountains—and visit several other destinations along the way—with this thoughtfully-curated full-day excursion to Estrela Mountain and Piodão. Forget about public transport with your private driver-guide at the wheel of the comfortable air-conditioned minivan and instead take in the views as you ascend (then descend) the mountain. Stops at Piodão, among other spots, are included.

Move away from overcrowded destinations and explore the stunning Schist Villages of Serra da Lousã, just outside Coimbra, where history and nature come alive. Wander through Cordeira, Candal, and Talana picturesque villages with charming schist-stone architecture. Enjoy a delicious traditional lunch featuring Chanana, or opt for other regional delights. Visit the ancient Arouce Castle, the scenic beach of Nª Srª Piedade, and savor local specialties like cheese, olive oil, and wine in Rabanal. End your day on the Lousã swing.

Discover one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in the world on our private Fátima tour from Lisbon. At Lisbon Daytrip, we offer pick-up and drop-off services in a 9-seat van, ensuring you enjoy a comfortable and hassle-free travel experience. During this tour, you will visit the iconic Chapel of the Apparitions, the site where the Virgin Mary appeared to the three shepherd children in 1917. You will also see the stunning Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary and the Basilica of the Holy Trinity. Attend a mass and light a candle on this spiritual journey. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the religious and regional souvenir shops in Fátima. Book now to discover the spiritual side of Portugal on our private Fátima tour from Lisbon.

Explore the legacy left by the Jewish community in the city and learn about its passage here, always keeping the national context in mind. When did the Jews arrive? When did they leave and why, and how did they leave the country? Where did they live in Coimbra? What is your importance and legacy in the city and in the country? What connects Coimbra/Portugal to the Second World War? These are some of the questions we will try to answer along the way. To know places in Coimbra linked to its Jewish past, some of great national and international importance (such as the Inquisition Courtyard, or the Jewish Quarter). Discover the incredible legacy of the Jewish community in Coimbra. On this tour, if the reservation is made in advance, and depending on the availability of the Coimbra City Hall, I can request a visit to the historic Mikveh (the visit to the site will be with a guide from the City Hall).

Venture beyond city limits to discover some of Portugal’s most transportive scenery—and enjoy a fully personalized experience—on this private half- or full-day tour of the Serra da Lousã mountains. Pick your tour time and duration, meet your driver-guide in Coimbra, and set off via 4x4 vehicle. You’ll head into the mountains, will go off-roading, will look out for wildlife like deer and foxes, and will visit the region’s historic schist villages.

Coimbra is known as the city of students because it has the oldest Portuguese university, founded in the 13th century, built next to the old royal palace and attached to the old Roman forum, as if emulating the ancient acropolis of classical knowledge in Athens. The academic traditions merge perfectly with the legends and traditions of Portugal’s almost millennia-old history, where the stories of bloody battles and tragic loves seem serene when you gaze at the peaceful Mondego River, which runs through the city and Portugal. Discover the main attractions of this amazing city, on this private tour by former students of the University of Coimbra.

The city of Coimbra was the first capital of the kingdom of Portugal, but its history goes back much further. It came to prominence in Roman times, but it was during the Christian reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula that the city of Coimbra became instrumental in consolidating the formation of the kingdom of Portugal, the oldest nation-state in Europe. That’s why this city has some of the most impressive medieval monuments in Portuguese history, which we invite you to discover in the company of local guides who were former students at the University of Coimbra, the oldest in Portugal.

Tailored tour, tell me what you want to know and I will guide you up, letting you enjoy the place and people with time

Fátima is widely considered among Portugal’s most important Catholic pilgrimage sites, but visiting independently means missing its spiritual significance. On this tour, begin with a pickup at your Coimbra hotel and explore three of the chapels and basilica around Fátima. Visit Valinhos and the homes of the three shepherds before whom the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared, and learn of the sites’ importance to Catholics across the world.

Venture away from the city of Coimbra and spend a day immersed in nature during this private excursion. Head to the mountains for a look at the small shale villages that dot the landscape including Piodao, relax on the riverside beach in Coja, and see a few waterfalls. Throughout the tour, your guide regales you with information about the local area and makes time for you to explore.

Discover one of Portugal’s most important religious landmarks (and UNESCO World Heritage sites) on this private tour of the Convent of Christ in Tomar. Meet your guide right outside the landmark (or opt for pickup from your hotel), head right in (tickets own expense), and soak up this 14th-century convent’s spectacular interiors. The landmark was once a stronghold of the Knights Templar, and you’ll learn all about its wealth of history.

This is a new product offered by RM Tour in Coimbra. A private tour for those who love history and want to get the most out of their guide. RM Tour was born from the idea of transforming visits to the University of Coimbra into a unique experience, transforming the guided tour into a pleasant experience of knowledge and cultural enrichment in an interesting way. Therefore, in our company we always seek to combine the beautiful history of the University of Coimbra with the present day and its customs that permeate our institution to this day. This was all made possible by the training we have in the areas of history, sociology and tourism. Our employees are alumni of the University of Coimbra, which brings a great appreciation and knowledge of it to our services.

What really happened in Fátima in 1917? More than a century after the reported apparitions, Fátima remains one of the world’s most important pilgrimage destinations—and one of Portugal’s most intriguing historical stories. On this small-group walking tour, go beyond the Sanctuary and discover the history behind the events that transformed a rural village into a global place of pilgrimage. Visit the Chapel of the Apparitions, the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary and the Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity, while learning about the lives of Lúcia, Francisco and Jacinta and the religious, social and political context of 1917. Explore what is historically documented, what witnesses reported, and how later interpretations shaped the story. Discover Fátima’s symbols, traditions and enduring mysteries from different perspectives. A respectful cultural experience for pilgrims, history lovers and curious travellers. History without myths. Mystery without fiction.

Guided tour in a vehicle with driver/guide through places of greatest natural interest, human and cultural aspects of Serra da Lousã. Includes visit to Lousã Castle, three Schist Villages of Serra da Lousã (Talasnal, Candal and Cerdeira), Trevim (highest point of Serra da Lousã), Santo António da Neve and Neveiros Reais (formerly Real 19th century Ice Factory. XVIII), passing through places of rare beauty, such as centuries-old chestnut trees, deciduous forests and conifers and breathtaking viewpoints.

We invite you to live an experience in the imposing Massif of Sicó that shapes this wild scenery, as well as the way of life of the people. Here, side by side, stone and man steadfastly resist the wear and tear of time. You look around and the entire landscape appears dominated by the sharp edges of the stone. On the way to Buracas valley, we will hike in fields of lapiás, authentic “stone cemeteries”, dolinas (sinkholes) and hold your breath for the most impressive scenery of all: the Casmilo caves, popularly known as “the mouths of the mountains”. Then we will enter the canyon and hike to the Our Lady of Circulo Santuary, in the top of the mountain, and visit the Outeiro windmill! In this hike we will also pass in three mountain villages. IMPORTANT: Feel safe, we have the "Clean & Safe" seal from Turismo de Portugal!

Cover the highlights of the “City of Knowledge” with a local guide who can bring its history to life on this private Coimbra walking tour. Explore the upper and lower sections of the old town (Alta and Baixa) as you learn about their history and culture, and discover why the city was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Delve into the importance of the storied university, plus pick up tips for sightseeing and dining on your own.

Get to know Coimbra on this private walking tour of the area with a private guide. This is not a large group tour, so you can go at your own pace and customize your itinerary if you like. Your local guide will show you several sites like Praca do Comercio, Santa Cruz Monastery, and much more while you learn about the history of the area.

On this tour of Açor Mountain we invite participants to a rural experience where nature is queen. After pick up in Coimbra we head towards the Historic Village of Piódão. We get lost walking through the steep and narrow labyrinthine streets where we are easily surprised by the architectural beauty of every corner. At lunchtime, we suggest a typical restaurant to taste the local delicacy, the Chanfana. On the way back to Coimbra, in the Protected Area of Mata da Margaraça, we walked for a while to realize the biodiversity of the abundant spontaneous vegetation in the forest. We also include a visit to the Fraga da Pena waterfall. Right next door, we also visit the Schist Village of Benfeita and after walking through the charming village, we head towards the starting point, in Coimbra.

Many visitors rush through Tomar on the way to see the Convent of Christ and miss the town itself. This small-group walking tour digs into the local history and culture, with a guide who shares tales of the Knights Templar and Tomar's old Jewish community. Wind through backstreets, a riverside park, and the oldest synagogue in Portugal while picking up local tips along the way.

The Sanctuary of Fátima in Portugal is a place of pilgrimage that moves any visitor from the first moment. It is a place that inspires peace, respect and devotion. It is one of the largest Marian Sanctuaries in the world and a popular visit for Popes. The Chapel of Apparitions is where you can feel the devotion of the pilgrims in a spiritual and intimate way. It is here that you will find the image that appeared to the Little Shepherds for the first time on May 13, 1917. As you walk through the Sanctuary, you can feel the energy that emanates from the countless faithful who arrive there with open hearts and renewed hope. The Sanctuary of Fátima is a place that overflows with incredible energy. - Visit the main basilicas and chapels of the sanctuary of Fátima - Discover the story of Our Lady's apparitions in 1917 - We always have a surprise for customers; - You will have free time for prayer/shopping;