Join us on this full-day private tour of Mafra and its stunning surroundings, including a scenic coastal drive and a stop at Roca Cape, the westernmost point of mainland Europe.
Highlights:
Explore the Mafra National Palace and Convent, home to the world’s largest bell carillon and an impressive library.
Visit the Tapada Nacional de Mafra, the former royal hunting grounds, where wildlife roams freely, or alternatively the Music Museum.
Discover Ericeira, one of Portugal’s top surfing villages, known for hosting World Surfing Championships and offering some of the best seafood restaurants in the region.
Enjoy panoramic views along the coastline and stop at Roca Cape for breathtaking vistas of the Atlantic Ocean.
Experience the beauty, history, and authenticity of the Mafra region—a perfect blend of culture, nature, and coastal charm.
As this is a private tour, the itinerary is fully customizable within the available time. Simply let us know your preferences at the time of booking.
Tour for a group of 4 or 5 People<br/>Pickup included
Tour for a group of 1 to 3 People.<br/>Premium Mercedes Sedan<br/>Pickup included
Tour for a group of 6 or 7 People.<br/>Minivan<br/>Pickup included
Visit
Visit, if possible with a little tour inside, but the itinerary and attractions depend on schedule for time of year and there are more options from March to October. If the schedules and activities in the Tapada are limited we will replace them by different locations like the Music Museum.
Music Museum, an alternative to the Mafra gardens
Visit the miniature village created by the imagination of a portuguese ceramist and possibly get some souvenirs.
Drive by
Short Stop
If there is time available and you haven't done this route yet, the return to Lisbon may be done by the Coastal Scenic road.
Visit the village, see one of the Portuguese best beaches for surfing, Lunch
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended as some walking is required during the tour
Don’t forget your sunglasses and a hat
Sunscreen is highly recommended at all times, but specially from March to October
A wind breaker or an extra layer of clothing as the weather in Mafra/Ericeira can be cooler than in Lisbon
Please provide the name of at least the main traveller.
Contact via Whatsapp or iMessage available
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