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Discover Portugal's charm on a private 2-day tour from Lisbon, including wine tasting, historic towns, fishing villages, and stunning coastal views.


This 2-day private van tour offers an engaging way to explore Portugal’s scenic coast and historic towns right from Lisbon. Priced at $2,289 per group (up to five people), it combines wine tasting, cultural visits, and coastal scenery into a compact, well-rounded experience. The tour starts at 9 a.m., with a focus on providing a relaxed yet immersive journey across the Lisbon District, making it ideal for small groups seeking personalized attention and flexible pacing.
The inclusion of wine tasting at a vineyard in Gradil immediately highlights the tour’s emphasis on local flavors. Combining this with visits to Obidos, Nazaré, and Ericeira, along with iconic spots like Cabo da Roca and Cascais, offers a balanced mix of culinary delights, historic charm, and breathtaking views. Travelers should be prepared for some walking and outdoor exploration but can expect a well-organized itinerary that captures the essence of Portugal’s diverse coastal culture.
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The tour begins with a visit to a distinguished vineyard in Gradil. Here, guests taste five different wines, showcasing the region’s wine production. The wine sampling provides insight into Portugal’s winemaking tradition and offers a tasting experience that highlights regional varieties.
The vinery visit is a major highlight for wine lovers, who will appreciate the chance to savor a selection of local wines in a scenic setting. The guided tasting is complemented by the knowledge of experienced guides, making this stop both educational and enjoyable. The visit is designed to give a genuine taste of Portugal’s wine culture, perfect for those interested in regional drinks.

Following the vineyard, the tour visits Obidos, a well-preserved medieval town with fortified ramparts and charming, flower-filled streets. The town offers a step back in time, with architecture and streets that reflect centuries of history, including Roman and Moorish influences.
Tourists explore the town’s authentic atmosphere, wandering through narrow alleys and historic sites. A must-try here is the famous Ginjinha, a cherry liqueur that is part of the town’s tradition. The walk around Obidos provides plenty of opportunities for photos and soaking in local culture, making it a memorable stop before heading toward the coast.
In Nazaré, the tour offers a glimpse into a lively fishing community that has maintained its traditional charm. Known internationally for giant waves reaching up to 35 meters during winter, Nazaré is a hub for big wave surfing.
Visitors have time to explore the traditional houses, expansive beaches, and the iconic lighthouse that overlooks the Atlantic. The natural beauty and historical character of Nazaré make it a compelling spot to understand Portugal’s maritime heritage. The town’s laid-back vibe and scenic views create a perfect balance to the more structured visits of the first day.
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On the second day, the group travels to Ericeira, a fishing village and seaside resort that is also Europe’s first designated world surfing reserve. The town’s picturesque streets and relaxed atmosphere invite visitors to stroll and enjoy the surf culture.
Later, lunch is served in Azenhas do Mar, a cliffside village facing the Atlantic. The restaurant, praised for its setting, offers a delicious meal with ocean views, adding a culinary highlight to the day. The cliffs and ocean vistas provide excellent photo opportunities and a sense of the rugged beauty of Portugal’s coastline.
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A highlight of the trip is the visit to Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of mainland Europe. Here, travelers walk along spectacular cliffside trails, taking in immense views of the Atlantic Ocean. The site’s rugged landscape and unspoiled scenery are a must-see for lovers of natural beauty and dramatic coastlines.
This stop provides a peaceful yet awe-inspiring moment in the tour, emphasizing Portugal’s geographic extremities and scenic diversity.

Before returning to Lisbon, the tour makes a stop in Cascais, a town renowned for its elegant architecture, marina, and pretty beaches. Known as Portugal’s most expensive city, Cascais offers a mix of luxury and authenticity.
The harbor area is ideal for a short walk and appreciation of the local maritime atmosphere. The fortress and charming streets serve as a fitting conclusion to the coastal exploration, wrapping up the tour with a taste of high-end Portuguese seaside life.

This private tour includes transportation in a restored VW van, adding a nostalgic and comfortable touch to the journey. The guided experience ensures that all stops are well-paced and informative, with the group size limited to five for intimacy and personalized attention.
The tour includes one night’s accommodation in Nazaré and bottles of water during the trip, making the experience convenient and comfortable. The tour also offers comprehensive passenger insurance and fuel, with no lunch or dinner included, giving flexibility for travelers to explore local dining options independently.

Participants should bring comfortable shoes suitable for walking through towns, along cliffs, and exploring outdoor sites. The tour involves some standing and walking, which may not be suitable for those with mobility impairments. Wine tasting is included, so attendees must be of legal drinking age.
The tour involves outdoor activities, so good weather and appropriate attire are recommended. It’s a flexible experience designed for those eager to see Portugal’s coast, taste local wines, and visit historic towns in a small-group setting.
This well-rounded tour offers an intimate, guided glimpse into Portugal’s wines, coastlines, and historic towns. The private group setup guarantees personalized service and flexibility, making it a solid choice for those wanting an immersive experience without the crowds.
While not including meals, the tour’s highlights—wine tasting at Gradil, the charm of Obidos, Nazaré’s waves, and scenic coastlines—offer plenty of memorable moments. The two-day pace balances sightseeing with relaxation, perfect for travelers who want to see a lot without feeling rushed.
This tour suits those interested in combining cultural exploration, scenic drives, and a taste of regional wines. It’s especially appealing if small-group, personalized service, and a mix of history and seaside scenery are priorities.
What is included in the price?
The $2,289 price covers transportation in a restored VW van, guided tours, wine tasting at a vineyard, and one night’s accommodation.
Are meals included?
No, lunches and dinners are not included, giving flexibility for personal dining choices during the trip.
Is this tour suitable for children or people with mobility issues?
The tour is not suitable for people with mobility impairments, and participants should bring comfortable shoes for walking and outdoor exploration.
How many people are in each group?
The tour is designed for private groups of up to five people, ensuring an intimate experience with personalized attention.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, the tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, with a full refund available if canceled within that window.