Santa Marta Lighthouse Museum

Navigate the waterways between the barrier islands of Ria Formosa off the coast of Olhão and discover a paradise of nature. Enjoy great views of the Farol Bar and Santa Maria Lighthouse on Farol Island. Stop for lunch in the fishing village of Culatra, home to about 1,000 residents with shops, a school, church, medical office, and even its own football pitch. Savor the local fresh fish at a typical restaurant or go for a nice picnic on the beach. Continue to Farol island, where you will stop for another 30 minutes to appreciate the nature. Return to Olhão, passing close to several tuna factories and the fishing harbor. See a larger area of Ria Formosa than most other tours, and benefit from the expert knowledge of your skipper to learn about the flora and fauna.

Discover the charm of Cascais on a captivating walking tour available in English, Portuguese, French, and Spanish. Explore independently with the Walkbox app, a top-rated and intuitive guide that works offline, and offers engaging stories and local insights to help you experience Cascais like a local. To ensure a seamless experience, the tour curator will personally provide you with instructions after booking and will also offer remote support before and during your tour if needed. Explore over 60 points of interest, including iconic landmarks, lovely museums, picturesque streets, hidden gems, and vibrant areas that showcase the city’s rich cultural heritage and stunning seaside scenery. Covering a 5.5 km route, the tour is easy to follow and takes approximately 3 to 4 hours, depending on your pace and the stops you choose to enjoy. Start at the train station and journey through bustling streets and squares to the picturesque Cascais Bay. Ascend to the citadel and explore its fascinating history before strolling to the Marina. Visit Santa Marta Beach, the iconic Lighthouse Museum, and the Condes de Castro Guimarães Museum, then explore the Museum Quarter and Paula Rego's Casa das Histórias. Meander through the old town’s charming alleys, lively yellow streets, and 5 de Outubro Square. End your journey along the serene Rainha Beach, just steps from your starting point. Begin anytime within 5 days of your booked date, giving you the freedom to explore at your own pace. After booking, you'll receive simple, clear instructions to prepare for your tour.

Embark on an unforgettable full-day journey to uncover the breath-taking beauty of Sintra's landscapes and architecture! Prepare to be mesmerized by Sintra's UNESCO World Heritage sites! # Palácio da Pena (Pena Palace), is a stunning example of 19th-century architecture in Portugal. Built on the Monte da Pena, it replaced an old monastery. Dom Fernando of Saxe Coburg-Gotha, who married Queen Dona Maria II in 1836, dreamt up this palace after falling in love with Sintra. He bought the land to create a summer getaway for the royal family. The palace blends Portuguese architectural styles like neo-Gothic and neo-Manueline with neo-Islamic and neo-Renaissance influences and surrounded by a beautiful park with exotic trees. # Moorish Castle, is a hilltop medieval castle in Sintra. Built by the Moors in the 8th and 9th centuries. It played a key role in the Reconquista. Christian forces took it after Lisbon fell in 1147. Classified as a National Monument. Part of the Sintra Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You might like to visit Quinta da Regaleira or Monserrate Palace. # Quinta da Regaleira, a mysterious palace near Sintra's center. Built in the early 20th century, it's a blend of Gothic, Manueline, and Renaissance styles. Explore its lush gardens and don't miss the Chapel of the Holy Trinity with its secret initiation well. # Monserrate Palace, is indeed renowned for its exotic gardens and eclectic architecture. Constructed in the 19th century, it was commissioned by Sir Francis Cook, an English millionaire, and completed in the 1850s. The palace's design blends various architectural styles, including Gothic, Indian, and Moorish influences, making it a distinctive attraction in Sintra's UNESCO World Heritage landscape. # Cabo da Roca: Europe's westernmost point. Spectacular cliffs, panoramic ocean views, unforgettable sunsets. A must-visit for nature lovers and adventurers alike. # One of the most famous visiting point in Cascais is Boca do Inferno in English (Hell´s Mouth) is a mesmerizing natural wonder, shaped by the relentless sea over time. It is believed that formerly this place was a cave and it now forms an open pit with a striking arch where seawater rushes in. During rough seas, the crashing waves create a unique and captivating sound. Visitors can admire the scenery from above or venture down a path for closer views of the rocky coast. As your day of exploration comes to an end, relax and enjoy the stunning coastal views of Estoril on our journey back to Lisbon. Get ready for an adventure you'll never forget!

Discover the beauty of Évora - the Museum City - on a captivating walking tour available in English, Portuguese, French, and Spanish. Explore independently with the Walkbox app, a top-rated and intuitive guide that works offline, and offers engaging stories and local insights to help you experience Évora like a local. To ensure a seamless experience, the tour curator will personally provide you with instructions after booking and will also offer remote support before and during your tour if needed. Explore over 50 points of interest, including iconic landmarks, churches, museums, picturesque streets and hidden gems that showcase the city’s rich cultural heritage and timeless beauty. Covering a 5 km route, the tour is easy to follow and takes approximately 4 to 6 hours, depending on your pace and the stops you choose to enjoy. Your tour starts at Porta Velha da Lagoa and continue to Rua do Cano, walking alongside the ancient Água de Prata Aqueduct. Your first stop is Praça de Sertório, where you can see the Roman baths hidden inside the Town Hall. Continue to the beautiful Praça do Giraldo, featuring a stunning eight-spout fountain. The walk continues to Rua 5 de Outubro, Évora's main street for crafts and local shops, leading to the monumental area where you can visit the largest Portuguese medieval cathedral, admire the Roman Temple nearby, and explore the Church of Loíos. Wander through the picturesque Colegiais Garden, then head to the university to marvel at the Espírito Santo College. Relax at Páteo de São Miguel, with its terrace offering panoramic views, before visiting Igreja da Graça and the São Francisco Church, home to the unforgettable Bones Chapel. Conclude with a peaceful walk through Évora’s romantic garden and return to Porta Velha da Lagoa along the scenic medieval wall. Begin anytime within 5 days of your booked date, giving you the freedom to explore at your own pace. After booking, you'll receive simple, clear instructions to prepare for your tour.

Start your 2-hour sunset cruise from Cascais, where you can adapt your route with the crew according to your preferences. Sail towards Cabo the Roca, the most western point of Europe, or relax along the beautiful white sandy beaches of Cascais, Estoril, Parede, Carcavelos, and Oeiras. Sit back, relax and let yourself truly unwind as the sun slowly sets on the horizon. As you sail, discover the stunning shores and ancient fortifications along the coast and sip on tasty drinks onboard. Admire the spectacular sights of Cascais from its picturesque waterfront and finish your cruise refreshed and invigorated.

Enjoy this amazing walk tour that will go through Cascais' highlights, starting in Cascais center, we will visit the beautiful town of Cascais, mainly outside the busiest tourist attractions: the historical center, the old town walls, the Cascais Citadel, Boca do Inferno. If you are in Cascais just for a few hours or for a few days, this is the tour for you. We are local guides who know the town's history and secrets. During the 2-hour walk, you learn not only the history but also Cascais life, the right place to dinner, where to go shopping, what beach to go to, what to do around...