- Sintra - Discover Sintra and visit the historic center, with its narrow streets and picturesque buildings. Taste traditional gastronomic delights, such as pillows, true puff pastry sins with a creamy almond and egg filling, or queijadas, small cakes in which the flavor of cinnamon mixes with almonds and cheese – used to give texture to these specialties. During your free time, you can visit, at your choice, the palaces that characterize this little paradise. The duration of this activity includes travel from Lisbon to Sintra and from Sintra to Cabo da Roca - Cabo da Roca - Admire the Atlantic Ocean from Cabo da Roca, enjoying the feeling of being at the westernmost point of continental Europe. An imposing landscape that evokes a unique connection with the vastness of the sea. - Cascais - Then head towards Cascais, where you will discover a small fishing village, transformed into a summer resort for the Portuguese royal family at the end of the 19th century. Nowadays more cosmopolitan, this town will bring you a pleasant end to your tour. Take advantage and indulge in a traditionally made ice cream, or, why not, a pastel de nata by the sea. The duration of this activity includes travel from Cabo da Roca - Estoril - Returning to Lisbon, pass through Estoril, an emblematic place for spies and exiles during World War II. The duration of this activity includes the return to Lisbon
- Bottled water
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Gratuities
- Lunch
Leave Lisbon and visit the beautiful Sintra, which mixes architecture and nature styles, which will enchant you. With plenty of free time, choose the palace you want to visit! Visit the historic center, with its narrow streets and try gastronomic delights, such as pillows or queijadas. Visit Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point in Europe, with its breathtaking views. Then head towards Cascais, where you will discover a small fishing village, transformed into a summer resort for the Portuguese royal family at the end of the 19th century. Returning to Lisbon, pass through Estoril, an emblematic place for spies and exiles during World War II. *Due to Palácio da Pena being in a protected area, in the Serra de Sintra, and for the safety of our customers, whenever there is a yellow weather warning or worse, regarding winds, rain, excessively high temperatures and/or risk of fire, access to this palace may be closed.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
