Starts with a coffee and the famous pastry, Pastel de Nata. We pass through the majestic Jeronimos Monastery, Torre de Belém and the Discoveries monument.
We will cross over the bridge that straddles the Tagus River, to visit and climb the imposing statue of Jesus Christ, where you will be rewarded with a beautiful view of the coast of Cascais sweeping all the way round to Lisbon.

Lisbon known as The city of 7 hills, usually overlooked by blue skies and boasting amenable temperatures, offers wonderful look out points, where you can have a beverage, take beautiful photographs and relax. You can feel the history and the culture, enjoy and let’s explore downtown Lisbon …

In the mysterious village of Sintra, after a coffee and a typical pastry of the area, we will visit the Quinta da Regaleira, with its gothic style and great maconic influences.
We will journey on the mountain road that leads to Cabo da Roca, the most western point of Europe, where you are met with cliff top breath taking views. On our return, we will travel along the beautiful Cascais and Estoril coast onwards to Lisbon.

We will cross over the Tagus bridge and once we arrive at the village of Azeitão, we will visit the studio where artisanal tiles are made. Then we will visit a famous cellar and taste their wines. On the way to Setubal, we will pass through the protected natural park of the Arrábida. We will stop to have lunch in one of the main fishing cities of Portugal. After we visit the castle and return to Lisbon.

Heading straight to the charismatic Sanctuary of Fátima, where you can feel the peace and serenity of the sacred place. Then we will visit and have lunch at Nazaré, fishing village, known for it’s giant waves in the winter. Taking the road and passing through the Baia de São Martinho do Porto, regarded as one of the most beautiful of the Europe. Followed by a visit to the village of óbido where you can explore inside the castle walls and sample the famous drink called Ginginha.

Our guitar accompanied by a unique voice …. Fado is part of our identity and heritage, it has been classified by UNESCO as World Heritagesite site. We start with a visit to the Fado museum , in one of the typical neighbourhoods we will drink a Ginginha and then we’re going to have dinner in a typical Fado restaurant, where you will delight in the food and our wines while experiencing live Fado.