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Mark_F, Aug 2026
Fátima, Nazare tour
The trip was very good. For Catholics Fátima is amazing. Nazaré has great views and Óbidos is a very charming village. The tour is long. So be prepared. I think I could have done without the visit to Batalha but other than that it was a good tour. The restaurant in Nazare was great. Best fish ever eaten.
Vaibhav_B, Aug 2026
We had a wonderful...
We had a wonderful small-group tour of Fátima, Nazaré, and Óbidos with Alex! He was friendly, knowledgeable, and made the entire day enjoyable and relaxed. We learned a lot, saw some beautiful places, and never felt rushed. Alex’s insights and great personality made the experience even more memorable. Highly recommend this tour and Alex as a guide!
Louis_F, Aug 2026
Smooth Travels
Great trip in every way. These 3 cities are a must see when in Portugal. Three completely different vibes, still always Portugal. Get your spiritual on in Fátima, your beach vibes in Nazare, with great seafood options among other choices for lunch and then head off to the Castle for some medieval vibes❤️ And the bonus spot was 🤪🥰🕺🏼🥳
Arlene_P, May 2026
Adventures in Portugal
We.had a wonderful day exploring Fátima, Batal, Nazare, and Obidos with Jorge as our guide. He was a wealth of information and very personable! We had a delightful seafood lunch in Nazare and Jorge recommended some authentic Portuguese dishes. We really enjoyed the midevil village of Obidos with its castle walls. We highly recommend this tour!

Fátima

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Lisbon
The beautiful Cathedral of Fatima dedicated to the Virgin Mary, Lisbon.
  • This holy site is a must-visit for history buffs and Catholics; several popes including Pope John Paul II and Pope Francis have prayed here.

  • Day tours from Porto and Lisbon last upwards of 8 hours and include hotel pickup and drop-off.

  • Conservative dress is recommended, as many sites are sacred locations for devotees that sometimes ask visitors to cover their shoulders or legs.

  • Priests say mass several times a day.