Private Tour of Fátima-Nazaré-Óbidos with Local Guide

Nazaré is a picturesque fishing village that has become one of the most iconic destinations on the Portuguese coast. Known for its maritime traditions, gastronomy and, of course, the largest surfing waves in the world, the village offers a unique experience between the sea and local culture. The Site of Nazaré, at the top of a cliff, offers a stunning view over the ocean and houses the Shrine of Our Lady of Nazareth and the mythical Fort of St. Michael Archangel, where you can observe the famous Canyon of Nazareth, responsible for the giant waves. It is a place that loves both pilgrims and lovers of surfing, history and natural landscapes. A tour of the margins, with its restaurants and markets, completes this unforgettable visit to the soul of the Portuguese coast.

The Sanctuary of Fatima is one of the most important places of Catholic pilgrimage in the world. Situated in the heart of Portugal, it welcomes millions of visitors every year who there seek spirituality, reflection and peace. It was here that, in 1917, three shepherds claimed to have witnessed several apparitions of the Virgin Mary. Today, the complex includes the imposing Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, the modern Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity, the Chapel of the Apparitions, and a large esplanade where religious celebrations take place. The sanctuary atmosphere is deeply serene, regardless of religious belief. Visiting Fatima is a moving experience full of historical, cultural and spiritual significance. Ideal for those looking for a moment of gathering or want to know one of the most prominent symbols of the faith in Portugal.

Óbidos is a charming medieval village, surrounded by well preserved walls and full of historical charm. Walking through its narrow sidewalk streets, between white houses with colorful details and flowers in the windows, is like traveling in time. The highlights go to the Castelo de Óbidos, currently a guest house, and to the famous Right Street, full of handicraft shops, bookstores and cafes. The village is also known for its ginjinha, a traditional liquor served in a glass of chocolate, which visitors can taste along the route. With a romantic and authentic atmosphere, Óbidos is ideal for those who appreciate Portuguese culture, history and traditional beauty. A perfect place to end the day with a unique and memorable experience.