Lisbon 7-Day Tours and Trips

The vouchers were not obvious on the website. Use the words Hotel Voucher. We spent hours on the phone looking for vouchers, then NO ONE wanted them. Covid documentation was a nightmare, more info on that would have been helpful.

The brochure on Tour Radar says a visit to Fatima in Portugal but it did NOT happened. I and other tour members were disappointed. Personally, thats the main reason I signed for the tour.

I was blown away by how beautiful Porto is. The walking tour was a great intro, and the wine cellar visit in Gaia was both educational and delicious. Loved the rabelo boat ride too!

Portugal surprised me with how effortlessly it blends coastal charm and deep history. Our week started in Lisbon’s cobbled streets and instantly captivating pastel de nata at the Belem district. Wandering through Jeronimos Monastery was an early delight. The boat ride to the fishing village of Nazare came next, looking out at huge Atlantic swells was humbling and thrilling. Moving inland to Obidos, I felt like I’d stepped into a medieval storybook. Through its narrow lanes and hilltop castle, we then found quieter moments at the Monastery of Batalha. My favorite was Porto. Rabelo boats floating on the Douro, port tastings at dusk, and the historic Ribeira district buzzing with life. The final stop in Coimbra showcased Portugal’s intellectual heritag, its centuries-old university left me in awe. Travel days were easygoing. Our guide was energetic yet relaxed, and the small group size meant I had meaningful conversations with fellow travelers. Best value I’ve encountered for European travel. highly recommend it.

Great trip and itinerary. Beautiful scenery along the way. Cycling was challenging, not for inexperienced cyclists. Participants should be competent in hill climbing, variety of terrain, and have a road sense in traffic. Guide Alejandro and support driver Pedro were competent and very congenial. I thoroughly enjoyed the trip .

First, a couple of days in Porto before the trip - what a fantastic city! Great energy, diverse people and buildings, fascinating and quirky places - and brilliant music, food, shops and markets! The riding was gentle, with so many changing views of the Atlantic, sandy beaches, rolling fields, cliffs, woodlands and grassy swamps. Someone once likened cycling as being like a meditation - I definitely was there! And cycling with such a bunch of lovely people was a joy - despite our varied backgrounds from so many different locations, there was a commonality in our outlook and spirit and humour - we made some great friendships and had such fun! But it all worked so well due to three amazing group leaders - Armando, Ines and Marianna. Due to them, everything was so well organised - daily briefings, food snacks in beautiful locations, full scale lunches with amazing salads, lots of chats, gentle banter and laughter! Lisbon was beautiful, we should have had longer - but then we have another excuse to revisit this wonderful country! All in all, it was a Belter of a Trip!