Porto

Discover Porto, a city where old markets and shops are filled with tradition, where cafes tell you stories and make you want to stay, where bookshops are still alive after centuries.

Porto offers you monuments such as the Cathedral, with a nice view over the Douro River and the traditional Rabelo boats; the Clérigos Tower, designed by Nicolau Nasoni in the 18thcentury, where on the top of its 76m you can admire the entire city, the S. Francisco and Sta. Clara churches with exquisite gilded woodcarving.

Visiting Porto is to discover narrow streets, old houses, manor houses from the 19thcentury, history and culture, as well as to feel the modernity of the 21st centurywith Casa da Música (House of the Music) and the Contemporary Art Museum. It is crossing one of the bridges and enjoying a glass of Port.

• Between 3 to 8 hours
• Book before one day
• From € 20

Minho

The North of Portugal is rich in green areas, but at the same time full of history, tradition and modernity. Minho is the river that outlines the border up in the north of the country, but is also the name of a region, land of the green wine, only green to the name, whose flavour stays in the memory of those who try it.

Discovering this region means meeting Guimarães – world heritage site by UNESCO since 2001 – with its castle as a symbol of the birthplace of Portugal, walking along its streets and feeling history. It also means visiting Braga and its Cathedral, and letting yourself be a part of a modern city where you can still feel the Romans previous presence; it’s climbing up to the Bom Jesus church and feeling the spiritual touch of its chapels and gardens. It means discovering Barcelos with its cockerel and legend, or arriving in Viana do Castelo and admiring the embroideries, filigrees and other local traditions.

Minho region is to feel the ocean, the landscape, the history, the culture, the tradition and what represents being Portuguese.

• Takes about 9 hours
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• From € 40

Santiago Compostela

Discover the ways of Santiago and one of the biggest pilgrimage destinations of the Iberian Peninsula. The origin of its name rests on the Apostle Santiago Maior and Campus Stella where in the 9th century his remains were found. On that exact place, a Cathedral was built in the 11th century where the Apostle tomb was placed and that welcomes thousands of pilgrims every year.

Santiago offers you serenity, history with its University and its students wearing the traditional costume; streets from the middle age filled with artists playing music and pilgrims from all around the world exchanging experiences.

Discover the history of Portugal and Spain, where they fought defending their borders, with towns surrounded by walls along the Minho River, today the example of proximity of the two countries.

• Takes about 10 hours
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• From € 65

Fátima - Coimbra - Aveiro

Fátima – a pilgrimage destination visited by thousands of pilgrims every year, since 1917 year of the apparitions of the Virgin Mary. Discover the spirituality of the most sacred place in Portugal with the Apparitions Chapel, the Basilica where the tombs of the three seers – Francisco, Jacinta and Lúcia – are located and the new church of the Most Holy Trinity.

After that let’s go to Coimbra, the first capital of Portugal and home to the most ancient University of the country. Coimbra is synonymous of tradition with the students wearing the black cape and singing fado, a love song. Visiting Coimbra is to discover the Alta with the university, the Saint Michael Chapel and the baroque Library. It is to walk down the narrow streets and to discover the Baixa with the Cathedral, the Santa Cruz Church where the first Portuguese King, Afonso Henriques, is buried. Coimbra is the Mondego River and a labyrinth of small streets full of shops.

Portugal is land and water and Aveiro exemplifies it perfectly. Surrounded by several canals where the traditional boats Moliceiro are still alive.

• Takes about 10 hours
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• From € 42

Lisbon

Discover a charming Lisbon and let yourself go around the city of the seven hills with castles, palaces, avenues and narrow streets.

Lisbon was the departure and arrival place for navigators. Discover the Jerónimos Monastery, unique in the world with its 15th century style, and be a part of our history with the Great Discoveries monument where a world map shows you the Portuguese history.

Visiting Lisbon is to appreciate the river and the sky and realise how unique those colours are, it is to stroll along the streets and to feel the history, to stop and taste a Pastel de Belém and meet a cosmopolitan and unique city.

• Takes about 12 hours
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• From € 78

Douro

Marão is the mountain that takes us through Amarante, lets us pray to S. Gonçalo and leads us to the Douro valley. In 1756 this region became the first demarcated region for the wine production in the world and it is also considered since 2001 a World Heritage site by UNESCO.

The Douro region is the river and the landscape, is the beauty shaped by men. Discovering Douro is to feel the terraces, the vineyards and the charming mountains that go up into the sky. It is to visit Vila Real and to find Casa de Mateus, a manor house designed by Nicolau Nasoni in the 18thcentury with its gardens and history; it is to arrive to Régua and to see the traditional Rabelo boats that used to transport the barrels of Port down the river; it is to admire the tiles that shows all history of the wine production at Pinhão.

The region offers you natural beauty and charming families that have wine production as their way of life. Discover Port wine in its origins.

• Takes about 9 hours
• Book before one day
• From € 40

Transfer

If you prefer you can always use our airport or city transfer services. Enjoy the privacy and excellence of our vehicles and professional drivers.

• Book before one day
• From € 20