Our 14 Days Portugal Tour offers two weeks filled with fun, gastronomic experiences, and learning. It’s the perfect itinerary for exchanging knowledge while exploring Portugal from North to South, from small villages to large cities, always showcasing the best the country has to offer.
Come discover the charm of Portugal in each destination, experiencing its unique culture, history, and flavors!
This private itinerary will start and end in Lisbon, and for any questions, feel free to contact us.
| Group Size | Total Price (14 days) | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Person | 4,630 € | 4,630.00 € / total |
| 2 People | 4,795 € | 2,397.50 € / person |
| 3 People | 5,071 € | 1,690.33 € / person |
| 4 People | 5,292 € | 1,323.00 € / person |
| 5 People | 5,587 € | 1,117.40 € / person |
| 6 People | 5,812 € | 968.66 € / person |
| 7 People | 5,981 € | 854.42 € / person |
| 8 People | 6,150 € | 768.75 € / person |
| 8+ People | Upon Request | Get a Quote |
14 Days Portugal Tour:
During your trip, you’ll have the opportunity to taste Portugal’s renowned conventual sweets, a culinary tradition deeply rooted in the country’s history. These sweets are characterized by their generous use of egg yolks, a practice that dates back to the Middle Ages.
At the time, egg whites were commonly used to starch clothing, filter wine, and clarify sugar, leaving an excess of yolks. Rather than letting them go to waste, nuns and monks in Portuguese convents and monasteries began incorporating them into pastries and desserts, giving birth to what is now known as conventual sweets.
A Brief History of Portuguese Gastronomy:
By the 18th and 19th centuries, Portugal had become one of the largest egg producers in Europe, and this surplus fueled the creation of even more elaborate pastries, many of which remain popular today. Among the most famous is the Pastel de Belém, a custard-filled tart that originated in Lisbon’s Jerónimos Monastery and remains an essential part of Portuguese gastronomy. Other well-known conventual sweets include Papos de Anjo, Toucinho do Céu, and Ovos Moles de Aveiro, each with a unique history and preparation method.
Interestingly, Portuguese culinary influence extends far beyond its borders. One of the most unexpected examples is tempura, a popular Japanese dish that has its origins in Portugal. In the 16th century, Jesuit missionaries introduced the technique of frying vegetables and seafood in batter during Lent, when meat consumption was restricted. This method, adapted and perfected by the Japanese, became a staple of their cuisine and remains one of its most recognizable dishes today.
As you explore Portugal, you will not only enjoy these delicious flavors but also uncover the fascinating connections between Portuguese gastronomy and global culinary traditions. The legacy of conventual sweets and their unexpected influence around the world is just one of the many reasons why Portuguese cuisine is so unique and historically significant.
Itinerary
Note: All transfers and transit between cities listed on this itinerary are fully included.
Day 1: Arrival in Lisbon & Historical Heart Discoveries
Your private tour begins with a warm welcome by your chauffeur-guide at Lisbon Airport or directly at your hotel. We dedicate this first day to exploring the capital’s historical heart. We will climb the iconic hills aboard our executive vehicle to reach Portas do Sol and São Pedro de Alcântara viewpoints, followed by a stroll through old Alfama, the 12th-century Cathedral, and the elegant Chiado and Baixa quarters.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the city of Lisbon.
Day 2: Romantic Sintra, Pena Palace, Cascais & Estoril Coast
Journey to the mystical town of Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will have dedicated time to explore the flamboyant Pena National Palace or the enigmatic Quinta da Regaleira with its Initiation Well. After lunch in the village (and tasting traditional Travesseiros at Piriquita), we head to the Atlantic coast via Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe, continuing past Boca do Inferno to the elegant resort town of Cascais.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the city of Lisbon.
Day 3: Belém Monumets & Free Afternoon in Lisbon
Spend the morning exploring historical Belém, the launching ground for caravels during the Age of Discovery. Visit the iconic Belém Tower, the Discoveries Monument, and the majestic Jerónimos Monastery—a Manueline masterpiece. We wrap up the morning with a tasting of the original Pastéis de Belém. The afternoon is completely yours to enjoy shopping in Chiado, visit local museums, or relax at your own pace.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the city of Lisbon.
Day 4: Northern Route: Faith of Fátima, Academic Coimbra & Arrival in Porto
We head north today. Our first stop is the Sanctuary of Fátima, a global pilgrimage center where you can visit the Chapel of the Apparitions and the Basilica housing the shepherds’ tombs. Next, we visit Coimbra, the celebrated “City of Students,” to tour its prestigious University (founded in 1290), including the grand courtyard and the baroque Joanina Library. We conclude the day with a scenic entry into magnificent Porto at sunset.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the city of Porto.
Day 5: Porto City Discovery, Lello Bookstore & Gaia Wine Cellars Tasting
A full day dedicated to the secrets of Porto. Highlights include São Bento Station with its 20,000 historic hand-painted tile panels, the Cathedral, the iconic Clérigos Tower, and the neo-Gothic facade of the famous Lello Bookstore. Stroll through the vibrant riverside Ribeira district. To finish the day perfectly, we cross the bridge to Vila Nova de Gaia for an exclusive tour and premium tasting at a top Port wine cellar.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the city of Porto.
Day 6: Breathtaking Douro Valley, Pinhão Station & Estate Wine Tour
Escape into the stunning Douro Valley, the world’s oldest demarcated wine region and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Drive along scenic mountain roads overlooking terraced vineyards sloping down to the river. Visit the traditional village of Pinhão and its famous tile-decorated railway station. The day includes a private guided tour of a local wine estate (Quinta) with a premium tasting of Douro DOC and Port wines.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the city of Porto.
Day 7: Visit to Guimarães, and Braga.
CWe dedicate this day to the birthplace of Portugal and the Portuguese Rome. We begin in Guimarães, exploring its medieval historic center and the imposing Castle. Next, we set off to discover Braga, where we visit the stunning Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte and its iconic staircases. After a day filled with history, culture, and remarkable landscapes, we will drive you back to the comfort of your hotel for a well-deserved rest.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the city of Porto.
Day 8: Journey South to Alentejo & Arrival in the Museum-City of Évora
We leave Porto and travel south into the golden plains and olive grove landscapes of the Alentejo region. Our destination is Évora, a beautifully preserved museum-city classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Upon arriving in the late afternoon, enjoy a relaxing walk through the historic Giraldo Square to soak up the peaceful Alentejo atmosphere. This will be your first of two nights in this historic town.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the city of Évora.
Day 9: Évora Exploration: Roman Temple, Cathedral & Chapel of Bones
A full day dedicated to exploring the rich heritage of Évora. Accompanied by your private guide, tour the impressive 1st-century Roman Temple, the imposing Gothic Cathedral, and the unique Chapel of Bones inside St. Francis Church, whose walls are lined with human bones. Enjoy free time to sample authentic Alentejo gastronomy and stroll through whitewashed medieval streets before spending your second night here.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the city of Évora.
Day 10: Cork Factory Tradition & Entry into the Sunny Algarve
We leave Évora and head to the southernmost coast of Portugal. Along the way, stop at a traditional cork factory to discover the lifecycle of the cork oak tree (Portugal proudly supplies 55% of the world’s cork). We then cross the scenic southern hills to reach the sunny Algarve, the country’s premiere coastal paradise, checking smoothly into your premium seaside hotel.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the Algarve region (Albufeira, Vilamoura, or Lagos).
Day 11: Western Algarve: Historic Lagos & Ponta da Piedade Caves Cruise
Discover the dramatic Western Algarve. In Lagos, weather permitting, board custom small boats to glide directly inside the jaw-dropping sea caves of Ponta da Piedade. Explore Lagos’ old town, deeply linked to Prince Henry the Navigator. Later, visit Cape São Vicente in Sagres—the southwesternmost tip of continental Europe—gazing at dramatic cliffs carved by the Atlantic Ocean.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the Algarve region.
Day 12: Eastern Algarve: The Charm of Tavira & Ria Formosa Nature Lagoon
Travel to the eastern side of the Algarve to visit Tavira, widely considered one of the region’s most authentic and charming towns, featuring a beautiful Roman bridge and historic architecture. Next, explore the borders of the Ria Formosa Natural Park, a stunning coastal lagoon ecosystem. Enjoy free time for lunch focusing on fresh grilled fish and seafood before returning to the hotel.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the Algarve region.
Day 13: Leisure Day: Golden Beaches, Seafood & Relaxation
A full day at leisure to relax completely. Enjoy your premium resort amenities, lounge on the world-famous golden cliff beaches (such as Marinha Beach or Falésia Beach), or explore local villages at your own pace. Your executive vehicle and private driver remain fully available to accommodate local transfers as desired.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: The client must book their hotel in the Algarve region.
Day 14: Return to Lisbon via Fishing Sesimbra, Arrábida Cliffs & Azeitão Art
We conclude this magnificent journey by driving back north to Lisbon with superb coastal stops. First, visit Sesimbra, a picturesque fishing village nestled beneath its medieval castle. Next, navigate the breathtaking mountain roads of Arrábida Natural Park, offering panoramic views over turquoise waters. Stop in Azeitão to tour a handmade tile workshop and taste local pastries. The tour concludes with a premium transfer to your Lisbon hotel or the airport.
📌 Accommodation for tonight: End of tour. Executive transfer included to Lisbon Airport or your hotel of choice.
