• Estatua do Marques de Pombal - In addition to being a stunning work of art, the statue of the Marquis of Pombal is also an important landmark in Lisbon, serving as a symbol of the statesman’s lasting legacy and influence in Portugal.
• Grutas de Mira de Aire - Inside the Mira de Aire Caves, visitors often experience a mix of emotions, including awe, fascination, and a sense of awe at the grandeur and beauty of the geological formations. The sensation of being in an underground environment, surrounded by stalactites hanging from the ceiling and stalagmites emerging from the floor, often awakens a sense of wonder and reverence for nature and the vastness of geological time. Carefully positioned lighting highlights the textures and colors of the rock formations, creating a magical and surreal atmosphere. The subtle sounds of water dripping and echoing through the galleries add a sensorial dimension to the experience, reinforcing the feeling of being immersed in a unique and ancient environment. In short, visitors to the Grutas de Mira de Aire tend to feel a combination of awe, respect for nature and a deep connection to the Earth’s geological history.
• Fatima - At the Sanctuary of Fátima, clients often experience a complex range of emotions, which can include intense devotion, hope, gratitude, contemplation and even spiritual healing. For many, the sacred atmosphere and presence of the Virgin Mary are deeply comforting and inspiring, evoking a sense of inner peace and spiritual connection. The journey to the shrine can be an emotionally charged experience, marked by moments of deep reflection, fervent prayer and encounters with other pilgrims, all sharing a common faith.
• Nazare - Nazaré, Portugal, is a charming coastal village that combines the natural beauty of its golden sandy beaches with a rich cultural heritage and vibrant atmosphere. Situated along the stunning Silver Coast, Nazaré is famous for its challenging waves, which attract surfers from all over the world, especially during the famous event known as “Nazaré Big Waves”.

In addition to surfing, Nazaré offers a variety of activities for visitors, such as boat trips along the coast, traditional fishing, and walks along the cliffs, which provide stunning panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. The village itself is picturesque, with its narrow streets and cobblestone sidewalks, where visitors can find a multitude of shops.

One of the most emblematic tourist attractions in Nazaré is Sitio, a historic area located on top of a cliff, where the impressive church of Nossa Senhora da Nazaré is located.

• Obidos Village - When strolling through the narrow, winding streets of Óbidos, visitors are transported to medieval times, with its traditional houses adorned with colorful flowers, craft shops and art galleries. The town’s highlight is its imposing Óbidos Castle, which dates back to the 12th century and offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

In addition to the castle, Óbidos is famous for its well-preserved walls, which can be walked around, providing panoramic views of the town and the Portuguese countryside. Visitors can also explore St. Mary’s Church, with its impressive Gothic architecture, and St. Martin’s Chapel, a fine example of medieval religious architecture.

Óbidos is known for its cultural events throughout the year, including the International Chocolate Festival, which attracts chocolate lovers from around the world, and the Medieval Market, where visitors can experience life in the Middle Ages with costumes, food and entertainment. typical of the time.

• Tolls and Fuel
• Courtesy Waters
• Civil Liability and Tourism Insurance
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• Lunch
• Does not include Ticket to the Mira de Aire Caves €10