Places You'll Visit:Visit Batalha (Batalha Monastery), Cascais (Boca do Inferno), Costa de Estoril (Casino Estoril), Evora (Cathedral of Evora, Igreja de Sao Francisco, Roman Temple, University of Evora), Fatima (Sanctuary of Fatima, The Basilica of Fatima, The Chapel of the Apparitions), Nazare, Obidos (Pousada do Castelo de Obidos), Sintra (Cabo da Roca, Pena Palace).

Places You'll Visit:Visit Sagres (Sagres Point), Evora, Beja, Silves, Alvor. Inclusions: Entrance to Chapel of Bones, Evora Cathedral, Sao Vicente Fort and Sao Francisco Church.

Places You'll Visit:A new type of trip drenched in sun and packed with wellness vibes, this one's designed to dive deep into the unique beauty and culture of Portugal. Discover the bigger cities like Lisbon and Porto as well as the smaller towns along the way. This trip hits iconic destinations, uncovers Portuguese culture & soaks up the good vibes and free spirit of surf culture across the azure shores of Portugal’s beautiful coastlines.

Places You'll Visit:Tantalize your senses during this 11-day guided women-only tour through Portugal. On this small group tour, a Local Expert will show you Lisbon's historic downtown and Belém Quarter. From the hilltop perch of Monsaraz, see across the Spanish plains beyond Alqueva Lake — and meet a local boat captain, who will regale you with tales of water adventures during a cruise on its calm waters. In Tomar, choose to explore the Templar Castle's awe-inspiring rotunda with a Local Expert, or visit the Synagogue of Tomar during a guided walk through the city's cobblestone streets. Indulge in a Farm-to-Table dinner in the Douro Valley that will feature locally sourced ingredients, and taste a port produced onsite. Taste port wine at Antónia Adelaide Ferreira’s cellars, and stroll through Porto, a World Heritage town, before relaxing in your five-star hotel in the city’s cultural center.

Places You'll Visit:Travel through Portugal across UNESCO sites, historic town centers and coastal communities. In Lisbon, you’ll visit the Belém quarter, walk through the cloister of Jerónimos Monastery and try a Pastéis de Belém made to the original recipe. In Évora, see the Roman Temple, the Capela dos Ossos and the cathedral with its mix of Romanesque and Gothic work, explored in the company of your Small Group. In the Algarve, you’ll move through Lagos’s walled old town and spend time in the Ria Formosa, the coastal lagoon known for its barrier islands, birdlife and long-standing fishing communities. Guimarães, Porto and Tomar add further depth to the journey, from azulejo panels in São Bento Station to the Templar Castle and one of Portugal’s oldest synagogues.