Portugal, with its rich history, stunning scenery, and renowned cuisine, offers an unforgettable experience. A 7 days Portugal private tour unveils the best of the country — from historic cities to charming villages and local flavors. Here’s a glimpse of the must-visit spots on a week-long journey.
This private Multi day tour will start and end in the city of Lisbon. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.
🗓️ Pricing:
| Number of People | Price | Price Person |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Person | 2257€ | – |
| 2 People | 2520€ | 1260€ Per Person |
| 3 People | 2782€ | 927€ Per Person |
| 4 People | 2940€ | 735€ Per Person |
| 5 People | 3171€ | 634€ Per Person |
| 6 People | 3332€ | 555€ Per Person |
| 7 People | 3655 | 522€ Per Person |
| 8 People | 3762€ | 470€ Per Person |
7 Days Portugal Private: Lisbon and Sintra
Portugal, a country brimming with rich history, stunning landscapes, and world-renowned gastronomy, offers travelers an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re walking through ancient streets, exploring picturesque villages, or indulging in delicious local cuisine, a 7-day private tour in Portugal promises to reveal the best of this charming European destination. Here’s an overview of the must-visit places in Portugal during a 7-day journey.
The adventure begins in Lisbon, the vibrant capital of Portugal. Start by exploring the iconic Alfama district, known for its narrow, cobblestone streets and traditional Fado music. Visit the São Jorge Castle, which provides panoramic views of the city, and wander through Baixa-Chiado, the heart of the city’s shopping and dining scene.
Sintra, a magical town surrounded by lush mountains and dotted with fairytale-like palaces. Visit the Palácio da Pena, a colorful 19th-century palace perched on a hilltop. Its architecture, inspired by Romanticism, is a blend of various styles, making it a must-see in Sintra.
7 Days Portugal Private Tour: Porto and Coimbra
Porto, Portugal’s second-largest city and a hub for world-famous Port wine. Stroll through the historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and visit the Lello Bookstore, known for its stunning interior and as an inspiration for J.K. Rowling’s Hogwarts Library.
Coimbra, a city steeped in history and home to one of Europe’s oldest universities. Visit the Joanina Library, an architectural masterpiece and a must-see for history and book lovers. The library’s stunning Baroque design and collection of rare manuscripts make it a highlight of the city.
7 Days Portugal Private Tour: Fátima and Évora
Fatima is one of the world’s most important Catholic pilgrimage sites, where the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared to three shepherd children in 1917. The Sanctuary of Fatima attracts millions of visitors each year. Visit the Chapel of the Apparitions, where the Virgin Mary appeared, and the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, where the children’s graves are located.
Evora, a UNESCO World Heritage site located in the Alentejo region. The city’s rich history dates back to Roman times. Visit the Temple of Diana, an ancient Roman structure, and the Chapel of Bones, a macabre yet fascinating chapel decorated with human bones, this and much more in our 7 Days Portugal Private Tour, ask us…
Itinerary
Our day begins in Parque das Nações, a testament to Lisbon’s modern spirit. Developed for Expo 98, this district is a showcase of contemporary architecture, featuring striking works such as the Gare do Oriente by Santiago Calatrava. From here, we transition into the soul of the city: Alfama. As the oldest district and the birthplace of Fado, its narrow, labyrinthine streets offer a glimpse into Lisbon’s Moorish past. We will ascend to the historic São Jorge Castle and visit the fortress-like Lisbon Cathedral (Sé).
The journey continues into the Baixa, the elegant heart of the city rebuilt with neoclassical Pombaline architecture following the 1755 earthquake. We then drive up the sophisticated Avenida da Liberdade, often compared to the Champs-Élysées, reaching the top of Eduardo VII Park for one of the most iconic panoramic views of the city and the Tagus River.
In the afternoon, we dedicate our time to the historic district of Belém, a tribute to the Portuguese Age of Discovery. You will admire the Manueline majesty of the Jerónimos Monastery and the defensive beauty of the Belém Tower, as well as the imposing Discoveries Monument. No visit to this area would be complete without a stop at the legendary Antiga Confeitaria de Belém to savor the original pastéis de Belém, still made according to a secret 19th-century recipe.
🛌 – Overnight in Lisbon
Our second day begins with an optional visit to the Queluz National Palace, a stunning Rococo masterpiece often referred to as the “Portuguese Versailles.” We then head into the heart of the Sintra historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with narrow alleys and artisan shops. Here, you can indulge in a local tradition: tasting the famous Travesseiros at the historic Piriquita Bakery.
Sintra is home to a wealth of architectural wonders, and your guide will be on hand to help you select two monuments to explore based on your interests. Whether you choose the romanticist Pena Palace perched high on the hill, the mystical and symbolic gardens of Quinta da Regaleira, or the rugged, ancient walls of the Moorish Castle, the experience is sure to be unforgettable.
Leaving the mist-covered mountains behind, we journey to Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe, where “the land ends and the sea begins.” We conclude our day along the coast in the sophisticated village of Cascais, known for its scenic bay and vibrant historic center. On our return, we pass through Estoril, famous for its glamorous casino and its fascinating history as a sanctuary for royalty and spies during World War II.
🛌 – Overnight in Lisbon
Our journey into the heart of the Alentejo begins with an immersive visit to a traditional cork factory. Portugal is the world’s leading producer of this sustainable material, and you will discover the fascinating process of harvesting the cork oak—a tree that is carefully stripped of its bark only once every nine years. From high-end wine stoppers to innovative aerospace coatings, you will see why this “soft gold” is so vital to Portuguese identity.
Next, we explore the monumental city of Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage site that feels like an open-air museum. We will visit the hauntingly beautiful Chapel of Bones, an 17th-century marvel decorated with thousands of human bones, designed to provoke reflection on the transience of life. Nearby, we admire the remarkably preserved Roman Temple, often attributed to the goddess Diana, and the majestic Água de Prata Aqueduct, an engineering feat that has defined the city’s skyline for centuries.
To complete this sensory experience, you may choose an optional visit to a prestigious Alentejo winery. Here, you can taste unique, full-bodied wines crafted from grapes that ripen under the region’s warm, generous sun—a perfect reflection of the Alentejo’s slow and soulful pace of life.
🛌 – Overnight in Lisbon
We begin our day with a visit to Fátima, one of the most significant Marian Shrines in the world. You will have the opportunity to experience the profound serenity of the Sanctuary, exploring the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, the modern Basilica of the Holy Trinity, and the heart of the shrine: the Chapel of the Apparitions. It is a place of deep history and spiritual reflection that resonates with visitors from all walks of life.
Our journey then takes us to the historic city of Coimbra, home to one of the oldest universities in continuous operation. The highlight of this visit is the breathtaking Joanina Library, a masterpiece of Baroque art and architecture, housing thousands of ancient volumes in a setting of gold and exotic woods. We will also explore the Chapel of São Miguel and other landmark academic sites that define this “City of Knowledge.”
To complete the afternoon, we will enjoy a leisurely stroll through the narrow, winding streets of Coimbra’s historic center, where centuries of Portuguese tradition come to life. The day concludes with a comfortable drive north as we arrive at our final destination: the vibrant city of Porto.
🛌 – Overnight in Porto
Our exploration of Porto begins at Casa da Música, a masterpiece of modern architecture and a cultural icon of the city. We then head toward the Atlantic coast to Matosinhos, famous for its historic port, and continue through Foz, one of Porto’s most sophisticated and scenic waterfront neighborhoods.
In the heart of the city, we dive into Porto’s rich history at Avenida dos Aliados, followed by a visit to the stunning São Bento Station, renowned worldwide for its magnificent tile panels. We’ll stroll through the vibrant Rua de Santa Catarina, where the Belle Époque charm of Café Majestic awaits. Other essential highlights include the neo-Gothic Lello Bookstore, the fortress-like Porto Cathedral, the opulent Bolsa Palace, and the golden interior of São Francisco Church.
To conclude the day, we cross the iconic D. Luís I Bridge into Vila Nova de Gaia. Here, you will have the opportunity to visit a traditional Port wine cellar for a tasting (optional). Finally, we’ll take in the most breathtaking panoramic views of the Douro River and the city skyline from the Serra do Pilar Monastery.
🛌 – Overnight in Porto
Our journey begins in the charming town of Amarante, where history meets tradition. We will visit the Church and Convent of São Gonçalo, dedicated to the famous “matchmaker saint,” and admire the iconic 18th-century granite bridge that arches over the Tâmega River. It is the perfect introduction to the peaceful atmosphere of Northern Portugal.
As we venture deeper into the heart of the Alto Douro, the world’s oldest demarcated wine region, the landscape transforms into a breathtaking tapestry of terraced vineyards. We descend to Pinhão to visit its historic train station, famous for the magnificent tile panels that beautifully depict the traditional harvest and the soul of the Douro.
To enrich your experience, you may choose an optional visit to a prestigious Quinta (winery). This tour offers a firsthand look at the entire winemaking process, from the unique soil to the aging cellars, concluding with a tasting of the region’s exceptional wines. Please note that this visit and tasting are optional and not included in the tour price, allowing you the flexibility to choose the estate that best suits your preferences.
🛌 – Overnight in Porto
ur journey back to Lisbon follows the stunning Atlantic coast, beginning in Aveiro, often celebrated as the “Venice of Portugal.” We will explore its elegant urban canals and admire the historic fish market, a landmark of iron architecture designed by the school of Gustave Eiffel. To truly immerse yourself in the city’s heritage, you will enjoy a traditional Moliceiro boat ride through the waterways and visit the local salt flats. Before leaving, a taste of the famous “ovos moles”—a delicate local pastry—is an essential tradition.
We then continue to the legendary fishing village of Nazaré. Known globally for its record-breaking giant waves and the unique “seven skirts” tradition of the local women, Nazaré offers a fascinating look at the power of the ocean. You will learn about the Nazaré Canyon, the underwater phenomenon that creates the world’s largest surfable waves, and enjoy breathtaking views from the “Sítio” cliffs.
Our final stop is the enchanting medieval village of Óbidos. Encased within formidable stone walls, this town is a labyrinth of cobblestone streets and whitewashed houses adorned with bougainvillea. We will explore its rich history, from its Templar origins to its legacy as a gift from Portuguese kings to their queens. To conclude the day, enjoy a traditional Ginjinha (cherry liqueur) served in a chocolate cup, the perfect final note before our arrival in Lisbon.
🛌 – Overnight in Lisbon
