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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!
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!
Donald_K, Aug 2026
Fatima Tour
Tour was most enjoyable. Tour guide Carolina was excellent, very informative. Highly recommend this tour but…NOT comfortable with meeting/drop-off point in front of unused/abandoned storefront at Av. Liberdade #9. Homeless person insisted on bothering us. Solution is hotel pickup for safety.

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.