Northern Portugal
The north of Portugal is blessed with some of the most spectacular scenery in the country. Lush countryside, terraced hillsides adorned with port wine estates, rugged mountains and long sandy beaches can all be found in this region. Coupled with the historic towns of Porto, Viana do Castelo, Amarante and Guimaraes, this region has something for everyone!

Activities: Douro river cruise – Helicopter flight – Guided city tour of Porto – Port wine tasting

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Central Portugal

This vast area is a land steeped in history and legend. Here is a rich heritage of fortified towns and castles, idyllic villages with slate roof houses painted in white and ochre and a world of Roman columns and mosaic pavements as in Conimbriga.

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Lisbon Region

To discover an area that combines city, sea and mountains is rare enough. To find such beauty and variety in such a compact area is unique. Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, can rightly stand amongst the loveliest of all European cities. Here, past and present stand side by side in harmony.
Activities: Guided city tour of Lisbon – Full day sightseeing tour to Sintra, Arrabida, Fatima and Evora – Golf.

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The Alentejo

A magnificent landscape of sweeping fields of wheat and sunflowers dotted with tiny whitewashed villages, forests of pine and cork and mighty rivers await visitors to the Alentejo. This beautiful, unspoilt region is ideal for walking (excluding Jul-Aug) and visits to the medieval hilltop town of Monsaraz and the UNESCO world heritage city of Evora, one of Portugal’s oldest and most interesting cities, are well worth the effort.

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The Algarve

Think of the Algarve... mile upon mile of golden sands interrupted only by craggy outcrops of rock. But, the Algarve, although well known as one of the sunniest areas of Europe, is much more than just a beach lover’s paradise. For five centuries this was the land of the Moors and their intriguing legacy is evident in local architecture, music and language.

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