Experience a mix of historical, cultural, and scenic sights in Portugal on this full-day tour. Discover the history and heritage of Fatima, Óbidos, Batalha, and Nazaré, as you make your way through many of central Portugal's highlights. Start your tour with pickup from your hotel in the Lisbon city center and enjoy a scenic drive to the Shrine of Fatima, a major Catholic pilgrimage site. Learn about the miracle of the Virgin Mary's apparition to 3 shepherd children here in 1917. Next, visit the Batalha Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site and Gothic monument, built by King John I of Portugal. After a lunch of regional foods, visit the seaside resort of Nazaré, a popular destination for surfers and water sports enthusiasts. From the top of the rock, see the black Madonna statue by Saint Joseph and the colorful fishing boats. Finally, explore the medieval village of Óbidos, known for its cobbled paths, medieval houses, handicraft stores, and Ginjinha sweet cherry liqueur.

Travel by air-conditioned minivan to Fátima and learn why millions of pilgrims make their way to the sanctuary each year. Continue to Batalha to see some of the best 14th-century architecture in Portugal, including the monastery built in commemoration of the 1385 Battle of Aljubarrota. Next, go to the charming seaside town of Nazaré and savor some fresh fish at lunch (own expense). Take a scenic coastal drive through São Martinho do Porto and the Óbidos Lagoon en route to the medieval walled village of Óbidos. Stroll around the cobbled streets and taste some authentic ginjinha (cherry liqueur).

Enjoy a smooth ride from Lisbon to Porto aboard a private vehicle. Make the most of your transfer by stopping along the way in the quiet beach town of Nazaré and exploring its highlights. Receive a personalized service with a professional driver and door-to-door transportation. Get picked up directly at your accommodation in Lisbon and begin the journey to Porto. Take a break to stretch your legs and discover the beautiful city of Nazaré. Admire the town's seafront, a long half-moon-shaped beach. Encounter traditional fishing boats as you arrive. Gaze at Sítio, an impressive headland facing the sea on the right. Observe the Ermida da Memória Chapel at the top of this striking 318-meter rock, as well as the Shrine to Our Lady of Nazaré. Walk from Sítio, across Pedralva Park, to Pederneira, a natural lookout with unmissable views of the coast. Embark on a casual stroll through the narrow streets perpendicular to the beach or step into a restaurant for a plate of fresh seafood, grilled fish, or a bouillabaisse. Depart the city to be dropped off at your chosen location in Porto.

Explore with us some rural towns in Portugal. Start from Praça dos Restauradores in front of Padaria Portuguesa and with our Italian guide going to the first place. We will arrive in Obidos along the " Atlantica " highway after about 1 hour of travel. We will visit the old Medieval Castle and its historical centre, stopping to experience of " Ginginha " typical liquor. Soon after we will leave the ancient village towards the Lagoon of Obidos, the largest salt lake in Portugal with flows directly to ocean sea. We will continue our journey to Nazaré, a very welcoming fishing village. There will be visit the upper part of the city with its Sanctuary, dedicated to Virgin of Nazaré to whom the miracle of flowers is attribuited. In the main square you bill able to see the stalls selling dried fruit where the woman wear a typical and ancient clothes. The breathaking view from this square where you admire the large fisherman's beach. Nearby we can instead begin our descend towards the Nazaré Lighthouse when we can admire the "Canyon" wich, 60 km long, forms biggest waves in the World where every year surfer from all over world come to challenge each other amazing acrobatics on the sea. Upon returning to the city of Lisbon, we will stop in Mafra.

Enjoy a smooth ride from Porto to Lisbon aboard a private vehicle. Make the most of your transfer by stopping along the way in the quiet beach town of Nazaré and exploring its highlights. Receive a personalized service with a professional driver and door-to-door transportation. Get picked up directly at your accommodation in Porto and begin the journey to Lisbon. Take a break to stretch your legs and discover the beautiful city of Nazaré. Admire the town's seafront, a long half-moon-shaped beach. Encounter traditional fishing boats as you arrive. Gaze at Sítio, an impressive headland facing the sea on the right. Observe the Ermida da Memória Chapel at the top of this striking 318-meter rock, as well as the Shrine to Our Lady of Nazaré. Walk from Sítio, across Pedralva Park, to Pederneira, a natural lookout with unmissable views of the coast. Embark on a casual stroll through the narrow streets perpendicular to the beach or step into a restaurant for a plate of fresh seafood, grilled fish, or a bouillabaisse. Depart the city to be dropped off at your chosen location in Lisbon.

The Nazaré canyon, a natural formation making a massively deep and large hole in the sea floor right next to the shoreline, creates massive waves that make this spot, Praia do Norte, a Meca for adventurous surfers all around the world. The canyon also hides a Nazi submarine, which was sunk there on purpose never to be found again... We will also visit the Sanctuary and Memory Chapel, and will be able to have a breathtaking view of Nazaré and a great deal of the Silver Coast shore (all the way to the Berlengas Islands). Last but for sure not least, you will also get to know Nazaré itself, a one-of-a-kind traditional fishing village, its narrow alleys facing the sea, and its old traditions like the “Dry Fish” and the puzzling “sights” of local women wearing their famous seven skirts.

The tour begins with a pick-up from your Hotel and an approximately 1h15m drive to Fátima. This private tour focuses on Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré, Óbidos and it's main monuments and attractions. Nevertheless this program can be changed to best suit your preferences as it is solely for the purpose of your enjoyment. Once in Fátima you'll see the magnificence of both the old and the new basilicas and the open praying field in the sanctuary where 250,000 people pray at the famous candle processions in the main historical dates, the 12/13th of May and the 12/13th of October. Next, visit the church of the Batalha's Monastery, one of the most emblematic gothic buildings in Portugal, built as a homage for the victory in the Battle of Aljubarrota. It is possible to visit the full monastery inside if you wish.  Then proceed to Nazaré where we can have lunch and afterward visit the wave sighting area, and admire the view of the village from atop the cliff where the main Sanctuary of Nazaré is. As Nazaré is (still today) a fishing village, the main restaurants and dishes include some of the best fish and seafood in the country and the world.  After Nazaré, head to Óbidos, a beautifully preserved medieval village where you will taste the famous Ginginha (Cherry Liquor) in a chocolate cup, and have time to stroll through the village with its magnificent castle and buy some souvenirs if you wish.  Return to the hotel approximately at 6:30 PM.

Discover Fátima, the sacred place, considered one of the most important Catholic sanctuaries in the world. Admire the beauty of the majestic monastery of Batalha, which took more than 150 years to build, reason why you can find different architectural styles from different periods in time over these 150 years. Further, admire the wonderful natural landscapes on the way and the breathtaking view of the fishing village of Nazaré, known for the biggest waves in the world and where a small church is preserved a statue of Santa Maria from the 5th century. The mediaeval town of Óbidos is one of the most picturesque and well preserved in Portugal. You will find a well preserved castle within the fortress walls, and a maze of streets and white houses that are a delight to stroll amongst. Along with the Manueline porticoes, the colourful window boxes and the small squares, many fine examples of religious and civil architecture from the town’s golden days provide a host of reasons for making a visit.