Fátima Sanctuary in Portugal, the main Catholic pilgrimage point in Portugal and the largest international destination for religious tourism. Our Lady of Fatima is the patron saint of Portugal and one of the most symbolic figures of the Catholic religion, since she was the saint who appeared in 1917 to the three little shepherds The cave be visited has an extension 350 meters and a depth of 45 meters below the input coordinate. The temperature is around 18 C, constant throughout the year, which makes it easy to visit by all. Ticket not included On the way to Porto make a stop in Aveiro, which is distinguished by its canals navigated by colorful boats (moliceiro boats), also known for Portuguese Venice. Lunch not included in the tour price

Choose 2 cities to visit while you are doing your transfer. We will spend 1 hour in one city and 2 hours on the other one. If you are in Lisbon and want to go to Porto, we recommend that the first visit is to Óbidos, Nazaré or to Fátima. The second visit we recommend Coimbra or Aveiro. But of course is your decision. During the 2 visits we will present the city to you and after that you will have the chance to explore it by yourself. For helping you to decide let´s talk a little bit about the different cities. Óbidos is a medieval village inside of the walls of the castle. A magnificent place to spend 1 hour taking pictures, shoping or having a drink. The famous Ginja liqueur in a chocolate cup is a must. In Nazaré we have beach and a magnificent view over the Atlantic Ocean from the cliff where is the Chapel of the Miracle. A perfect place to spend 1 hour taking a beer/café or 2 hours having lunch in front of the Ocean. Fátima is peace and light. The biggest Catholic Shrine in Portugal. Suitable for a quick stop or for a 2 hours lunch stop. Coimbra, the first Portuguese capital, place of one of the oldest Universities in Europe, is the perfect place to send 2 hours exploring or having lunch. Aveiro with its channels is the Portuguese Venice. Perfect for a 1 hour visit to taste the famous sweet eggs or 2 hours if you want to visit the city by boat. It will not be easy to decide between those 5 cities but you can count on our suggestions after we meet at the pick up point. Hope to see you soon!

Avoid the stress of traveling by public transport or a shared tour and choose the comfort and safety in the company of your private guide who will pick you up at your hotel in a comfortable vehicle with the Clean & Safe Seal guarantee. Travel time from Lisbon to Coimbra is approximately 2h. 204 km from Lisbon you will find Coimbra, the first capital of the kingdom, in the time of our first monarchs, for almost two centuries, it gained new prominence with the foundation of the University in 1290, which provided the formation of an urban core full of remarkable buildings. Visit Coimbra, an old, effervescent city that has a young population with a lot to teach and show us. You will start the visit to Coimbra at the University of Coimbra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the Paço das Escolas. With 730 years of history, the University of Coimbra is an unavoidable institution in the history of Portugal and the entire Portuguese-speaking world, having been considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013, due to its unique material and immaterial heritage, fundamental in the history of Portugal. European and world scientific culture. While leaving the University, you will follow towards Sé Velha de Coimbra (Old Cathedral of Coimbra) and visit the interior. You will find the Praça 8 de Maio where you find the Monastery of Santa Cruz de Coimbra (visit the interior), National Pantheon and one of the oldest monuments of Coimbra, founded in 1131. In this Monastery are buried the first two kings of Portugal, D. Afonso Henriques and his son, D. Sancho I. The Monastery of Santa-Clara-a-Velha (visit the interior), founded in 1283, by a noble lady, D. Mor Dias, and delivered to the Poor Clares shortly after. Later it was refounded by Queen Isabel of Aragon, the Holy Queen who, when she became a widow, wore the Poor Clare's' habit. Did you know that ... • the Santa-Clara-a-Velha Monastery suffered several floods caused by the Mondego River? • it was in the Paço of the Santa-Clara-a-Velha Monastery that D. Inês de Castro lived and, later, in 1355, was executed following the order of King D. Afonso IV, father of D. Pedro I of Portugal, future king of Portugal and D. Inês de Castros lover. The story doesn't end here! Find out more through our guide's testimony about Pedro and Inês on the spot? Now, it's time to go to Porto! You will arrive at your destination carrying the stories you heard through the testimony of your guide, the good mood you felt from the contact of the people from each location you visited and the emotions experienced during this wonderful day that was intended to be just a travel trip but became an unforgettable experience. The duration of the trip is about 1h30. NOTE: Not included are the entrance tickets to the monuments you will visit from the inside: The Monastery of Santa-Clara-a-Velha and Old Cathedral of Coimbra. Entrance is free: The Monastery of Santa Cruz and Patio das Escolas

Choose 2 cities to visit while you are doing your transfer. We will spend 1 hour in one city and 2 hours on the other one. If you are in Lisbon and want to go to Coimbra, we recommend that the first visit is to Óbidos, Nazaré or to Batalha. The second visit we recommend Fátima or Tomar. But of course is your decision. During the 2 visits we will present the city to you and after that you will have the chance to explore it by yourself. For helping you to decide let´s talk a little bit about the different cities. Óbidos is a medieval village inside of the walls of the castle. A magnificent place to spend 1 hour taking pictures, shoping or having a drink. The famous Ginja liqueur in a chocolate cup is a must. In Nazaré we have beach and a magnificent view over the Atlantic Ocean from the cliff where is the Chapel of the Miracle. A perfect place to spend 1 hour taking a beer/café or 2 hours having lunch in front of the Ocean. Batalha, where it's the biggest Gothic monastery in Portugal, with it's amazing stain glasses and it's beautiful unfinished chapels. It´s a UNESCO site, that we recommend the visit for persons that enjoy beautiful pictures and history. We will stay 1 hour. Fátima is peace and light. The biggest Catholic Shrine in Portugal. Suitable for a quick stop or for a 2 hours lunch stop. Tomar, the city of the Knights Templar, with there castle and also the Convent of Christ (UNESCO site). But Tomar is also a city of medieval streets and a beautiful river - the perfect place to spend 2 hours exploring or making the guide visit to the UNESCO site. It will not be easy to decide between those 5 cities but you can count on our suggestions after we meet at the pick up point. Hope to see you soon!

Travel from Porto to Lisbon and enjoy a private transfer with all the convenience and comfort you need to make your visit to Portugal memorable. With stops in up to three cities, go through the cities of your choice between Aveiro, Fátima, Nazaré or Óbidos. Save time on your way through Portugal by visiting three cities in one day. Take a tour of the moliceiros in Aveiro and then enjoy a coffee with the famous egg custard. Or a visit to the sanctuary of Fátima, a Catholic pilgrimage site. Nazaré with the beautiful views of the Portuguese coast, the paradise of surfers. Or even Óbidos, the medieval town is one of the most picturesque and best preserved in Portugal.