Explore three incredible Portuguese cities from Lisbon: Óbidos, Nazaré, and Oporto. Your adventure kicks off in Óbidos, a medieval gem encased in ancient walls. Wander the cobblestone streets, discover the secret Jewish quarter, and behold the majestic Castle of Óbidos, a national treasure.

Next, venture to Nazaré, renowned for its colossal waves drawing surfers worldwide. Explore Forte de Sao Miguel and O Sitio, a hub of religious sites atop a summit, boasting medieval fortifications and stunning churches.

Finally, delve into Oporto, starting with a typical Portuguese lunch break. Then, embark on a vibrant 1.5-hour walking tour through the UNESCO-listed Old Town along the Douro River. Admire the six bridges, landmarks like Igreja Carmen and Estação São Bento, and soak in the city's rich heritage.

Your journey concludes back in Lisbon, where your guide will share recommendations for further exploration.

Select the option "Tour with lunch" if you want to enjoy a lunch included in the price.

Højdepunkter

Visit Nazaré and explore the most famous fishing town in Portugal
See the Forte de São Miguel, a world-famous surfing spot known for its massive waves
Marvel at the old city of Porto, with its typical houses and architecture of the bridges that connect the two river banks
Explore the romantic medieval village of Óbidos

Vigtig information

Know in advance:

Please, be at the check-in point 15 minutes before departure time
This product is subject to cancellation or rescheduling based on inclement weather
There is a minimum number of people required to operate the tour. If this minimum is not met, customers will be offered an alternative date, another tour of equal or superior value, or a full refund
There is a minimum number of people required to operate on languages that are not English or Spanish. If this minimum is not reached, the tour will be offered in English
Tour may be affected due to special circumstances
For transportation efficiency, the entire group will travel together in one comfortable, air-conditioned bus, and upon arrival, the participants will be divided into smaller groups of up to 25 people per guide