Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré and Óbidos Private Full Day Tour

During the tour, there will be a 30-minute stop in Cascais. Visitors can take a walk starting from Conde Castro Guimarães Palace through the vibrant marina, past the historic citadel, and ending at Cascais Bay. This route showcases the town's maritime charm, offering views of colorful boats, ancient fortifications, and scenic coastal landscapes. It's a perfect opportunity to soak in the atmosphere and explore Cascais' coastal beauty before continuing the journey.

During a 40-minute stop at the Monastery of Batalha, visitors can marvel at the stunning Gothic architecture of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Begin with a visit to the church, where the intricate stonework and impressive vaulted ceilings showcase the monastery's grandeur. Next, explore the Founder's Chapel, which houses the tombs of King João I and Queen Philippa of Lancaster. Conclude with a walk through the cloisters, adorned with delicate Manueline details, offering a tranquil space for reflection. This brief visit provides a captivating glimpse into Portugal's rich history and architectural beauty.

During a stop in Nazaré, visitors can enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, savoring fresh seafood and traditional Portuguese dishes. After lunch, explore the charming town, starting with the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Nazaré, a revered pilgrimage site with stunning views. Finally, visit the famous North Beach (Praia do Norte), known for its record-breaking surf waves and breathtaking coastal scenery. This stop combines culinary delights with cultural and natural attractions, offering a memorable experience of Nazaré's unique charm.

For a final hour-long stop in Óbidos, visitors can immerse themselves in the medieval charm of this historic Portuguese town. Begin by entering through the impressive town gate, Porta da Vila, which leads into narrow cobblestone streets lined with whitewashed houses adorned with vibrant flowers. Wander through the town's labyrinthine alleys, discovering quaint shops selling local crafts and traditional treats like ginjinha (cherry liqueur). Explore the medieval castle, now a luxurious hotel, and walk along the town walls for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. This brief visit to Óbidos encapsulates its enchanting ambiance and rich history, providing a perfect conclusion to a journey through Portugal's cultural heritage.