7-Day Portugal Tour

• Small group tour: up to 8 travelers.
• Private transfer from Lisbon Airport (LIS) to the hotel in Lisbon.
• Six nights in a twin room (4-star hotel).
• Delicious buffet breakfasts at the hotels.
• Lisbon: Enjoy a demonstration and tasting of the famous ‘pastéis de Belém’ (includes one pastry and one coffee; alternatives: lemonade, orange juice, decaf, or latte. Alcoholic beverages are not available).
• Sintra: Pena Palace (ticket entrance included).
• Braga: Entrances in the Cathedral of Braga & Bom Jesus do Monte Shrine.
• Piriquita: queijada and travesseiros (two cakes).
• 1 lunch in the Douro Valley.
• Full-day walking tour in Porto.
• 1 lunch in Porto.
• Port wine tasting (standard 2 great wines).
• Douro River cruise (1 hour approximate).
• Full-day sightseeing tour Lisbon, Sintra, Nazare, and Fatima.
• Full-day sightseeing tour in the Douro Valley.
• Fátima: Join the faithful at one of the world’s holiest sites and pay homage at the Chapel of Apparitions.
• Private transfers during the tours.
• Guide throughout the tour (English-speaking).
• Luggage transfer between accommodations: 1 large suitcase per person, a maximum of 20 kg (44 pounds with dimensions: 90 cm x 75 cm x 43 cm), and 1 backpack per person.
• Private transfer from the hotel in Braga to Oporto Airport (OPO) or Braga Train Station.

• 2 nights lodging in a 4-star Lisbon Hotel, Hotel Marquês de Pombal, or similar.
• 4 nights lodging in a 4-Star Braga Hotel, Porta Nova Collection House, or similar.

• Flight.
• Travel Insurance.
• Drinks and meals not specified.
• Entrances other than mentioned.
• Additional luggage transfers exceed the standard baggage allowance.
• City tax.
• Telephone, Wi-Fi, and personal expenses.

👥 Group Size: Minimum 2 · Maximum 8 travelers. Small-Group Experience.

🔹 2026 DEPARTURES

• Feb 14–20, 2026 · Building the Group
• Feb 24–Mar 2, 2026 · Building the Group
• Mar 28–Apr 3, 2026 · ✝️ Holy Week · Building the Group
• Apr 7–13, 2026 · ❌ Sold Out
• Apr 18–24, 2026 · Building the Group 🌸 Spring Departure
• May 6–12, 2026 · ❌ Sold Out
• May 16–22, 2026 · Building the Group 🔥 Popular Season
• Jun 16–22, 2026 ☀️ Early Summer · Building the Group
• Jul 7–13, 2026 · Building the Group
• Jul 18–24, 2026 · Building the Group
• Jul 28–Aug 3, 2026 · Building the Group
• Aug 8–14, 2026 · Building the Group
• Aug 18–24, 2026 · Building the Group
• Aug 29–Sep 4, 2026 · Building the Group  ☀️ Late Summer
• Sep 8–14, 2026 · Building the Group🍇 Harvest Season
• Sep 19–25, 2026 · ❌ Sold Out
• Sep 29–Oct 5, 2026 · Building the Group 🔥 Popular Season
• Nov 14–20, 2026 · 🌿 Quiet Season · Ideal for Slow Travel
• Nov 24–30, 2026 · 🌿 Quiet Season · Ideal for Slow Travel
• Dec 12–18, 2026 ·  Limited Availability ·🎄 Festive Season

🔹 2027 DEPARTURES · Advance Planning

🗓️ Pre-book with no payment required
⭐ Early interest now open

• Jan 9–15, 2027 · Planning Ahead
• Jan 30–Feb 5, 2027 · Planning Ahead
• Feb 13–19, 2027 · Planning Ahead
• Mar 6–12, 2027 · 🌸 Early Spring · Planning Ahead
• Apr 20–26, 2027 · 🌸 Spring Departure
• May 15–21, 2027 · 🔥Popular Season
• Jun 15–21, 2027 · ☀️ Early Summer
• Jul 10–16, 2027 · ☀️ Summer Departure
• Jul 24–30, 2027 · ☀️ Summer Departure
• Aug 7–13, 2027 · ☀️ Peak Summer
• Aug 17–23, 2027 · ☀️ Peak Summer
• Aug 26–Sep 1, 2027 · ☀️ Late Summer
• Sep 4–10, 2027 · 🍇 Harvest Season
• Sep 25–Oct 1, 2027 · 🍇 Harvest Season
• Oct 2–8, 2027 · 🍂 Fall Colors
• Oct 23–29, 2027 · 🍂 Fall Colors
• Nov 13–19, 2027 · 🌿 Calm Travel Period
• Dec 11–17, 2027 · 🎄 Festive Season

➕ Private or New Departure Option
📌 Private or newly opened departure dates are available on request.
💰 No additional cost for private departures.
👥 Minimum 4 travelers required.

🔹 Departure Status Legend

• Confirmed — Guaranteed departure. Please wait for our final confirmation before purchasing airline tickets.
• Building the Group — Not yet confirmed. Minimum number of travelers required.
• Sold Out — Fully booked.
• Solo-Friendly — Individual bookings accepted. Single room required.

DAY 1
Lisbon Airport (LIS)
Welcome to Lisbon! Arrive at any time, and a transfer will be ready to take you to your hotel. There are no scheduled activities today, so feel free to explore the city at your own pace. Hotel check-in is available from 2 PM onward. If you arrive earlier, you can leave your luggage at reception and check in later.

Accommodation: 4-star hotel. Overnight in Lisbon.
Suggestion: Want to make your Portugal adventure even richer? Add our Evora & Cork Farm pre-tour extension and uncover the hidden charm of the Alentejo region!

DAY 2
Lisbon – Sintra – Lisbon
08h30: Meet in the hotel lobby.

Take the 30km drive to the permanently fresh and ever-romantic Sintra. Start at the National Palace before heading to the picturesque Pena Palace. Once you have finished taking in the views, head back to town to taste the Portuguese delicacy queijada, at the world-famous Piriquita pastry shop.

Head back to Lisbon to visit the 16th-century Jeronimos Monastery, the Discoveries Monument along the banks of the Tagus River, and the impressive Belem Tower. Make a visit to Pastéis de Belem, world-famous purveyors of pasteis de nata, who have managed to hold on to their secret recipe for nearly 200 years. Enjoy a demonstration and tasting of these treasured treats before heading back to your hotel for the evening.

Accommodation: 4-star hotel. Overnight in Lisbon.
Physical activities: Pena Palace has stairs and sloped streets without elevator access. If you have mobility concerns or prefer to avoid crowds, we can replace it with Queluz Palace for a more accessible experience. This option is for private groups and requires a 25-day advance request. In case of a weather alert (strong winds, thunderstorms, or extreme heat), we will visit Queluz Palace instead, as access to Pena Palace will be closed.
Meals: Breakfast, Pastry Pastel de Belém (One Portuguese custard tart and one coffee are included. For a non-alcoholic beverage option, please ask your local guide), and Pastry Piriquita (two cakes).

DAY 3
Lisbon – Nazare – Fatima – Braga
09h00 am: Meet in the lobby.

Your day on Portugal’s “Silver Coast” begins in Nazare. This picturesque village got its name from a statue of the Virgin Mary brought to town from Nazareth by a monk in the 4th century.
High above the town is Sitio, reached by a funicular that climbs 110m (360ft). We will visit the 17th-century Nossa Senhora da Nazare Church with splendid 18th-century tiles depicting Biblical scenes. It also contains a revered image of Our Lady of Nazareth taken down to the sea in a traditional procession every September.

However, Nazare might be best known for its waves. In 2011, surfer Garret McNamara changed the history of Nazare when he was towed into a 78-foot monster swell. At the time, it was the largest wave ever surfed. Every winter since this sleepy seaside town hosts some of the best surfers in the world in hopes of catching their own monster waves.

After lunch, we will stop at the imposing Santuário de Fátima, a destination for Catholic pilgrims from across the world. On May 13, 1917, three children who were herding sheep observed an apparition of the Virgin Mary, as a response, the sanctuary and Chapel of the Apparition were built.

Accommodation: 4-star hotel. Overnight in Braga.
Meals: Breakfast.

DAY 4
Porto – Full Day
09h00 am: Meet in the lobby.

We begin our day with a car-free walking tour through the historic center of Porto, using pedestrian streets. Beginning with the impressive collection of over 20,000 blue tiles in São Bento Train Station. Proceeding to the 12th-century Porto Cathedral, where you’ll discover the city’s unique history while taking in sweeping views of the Douro River. Next, we will venture down the alleys of the medieval district to the commercial street of “Rua das Flores,” to take in buskers and craftspeople selling their wares. Being the most lively area in town, this is where we will have lunch at a restaurant favored by locals.

In the afternoon, you will be treated to a guided visit to a traditional wine cellar, or cave, to taste the rich, sophisticated, and world-renowned fortified wine – Port.

Accommodation: 4-star hotel. Overnight in Braga.
Physical activities: Enjoy a delightful 3-hour walking tour in Porto on pedestrian streets. We’ll explore stores and a church, with some steps and short climbs. We can adjust the pace, though the route remains fixed. This experience is not recommended for individuals with mobility impairments, including those using canes, crutches, or wheelchairs.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Port Wine Tasting.

DAY 5
Douro Valley – Full-Day
08h30 am: Meet in the lobby.

You’ll start the day by visiting a wine producer, where you will learn more about the vibrance and complexities of port wine. From here, you will be driven through the Douro Valley with its breathtaking landscapes. Lunch will be provided in a traditional restaurant. You will finish the tour with a boat trip in the Douro River to contemplate the sweeping views of the valley and vines beyond (1 hour).

Accommodation: 4-star hotel. Overnight in Braga.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Port Wine Tasting.

DAY 6
Braga – Half Day
09h00 am: Meet in the lobby.

After breakfast, we have a short lecture about the Bom Jesus do Monte Shrine prior to our visit. Upon arrival, our ascent will be made on the funicular. The first on the Iberian Peninsula! This lift uses a system of water counterbalancing to pull the funicular up and down the steep incline. The success of this tram inspired Lisbon to install its own version, which we still see in the city today. Our descent will be made on foot. Next, we will explore the cathedral and downtown area. The second half of the day will be free time for you to explore on your own or take a rest in our hotel. Duration: 1/2 day.

Accommodation: 4-star hotel. Overnight in Braga.
Physical activities: The walking tour in Braga will be car-free, utilizing pedestrian streets and lasting 3 hours. The pilgrimage church has steps. You can optionally use the funicular to go down, although this will not cover all the stairs.
Meals: Breakfast.

DAY 7
Oporto Airport (OPO) or Braga Train Station
Our time of discovery will have come to an end. Check-out at the hotel by 11 am, after which we will arrange your transportation to either the Oporto Airport (OPO) or Braga train station.
For those who have arranged flights to and from Lisbon Airport, transfer services from your hotel in Braga to Braga Train Station are available upon request. The train station offers high-speed trains to Lisbon. We recommend spending a night in Lisbon before your flight. Please note that you will be responsible for carrying your suitcase on the train.

Meals: Breakfast.

• More than 35 days before arrival: 100% refund or a flexible gift card option.
• 34 to 30 days before arrival: Free rescheduling or a gift card; no refund.
• 29 to 1 day before arrival: 100% charge with no refund.
• No show: 100% charge with no refund.

These Terms & Conditions are only valid for travelers who pay directly through our website. Please read our full Terms & Conditions.

No, international flights are not included in the package. It is the responsibility of travelers to arrange their flights to and from Portugal.

Travelers will arrive at Lisbon Airport (LIS) and depart from Oporto Airport (OPO). It’s important to note that Braga does not have an airport. The package includes transportation from the hotel to Oporto airport, typically a smooth 40-minute car journey, ensuring a seamless transition for our travelers.

We highly recommend refraining from booking any flights until your tour is fully confirmed. Please book your spot online and await our email response, which you can expect within 48 hours.

Considering Extending Your Stay in Europe?

From Oporto Airport (OPO), you can easily find flights for less than 120 euros to various European destinations such as Milan, Rome, Madrid, Barcelona, Frankfurt, Munich or London. While we do not make flight bookings for these extensions, we are more than happy to provide you with additional tips and information regarding European countries to enhance your travel experience.

Which U.S. Cities Offer Direct Flights to Portugal?

Direct flights to Portugal are available from the following U.S. cities:

– New York (JFK & EWR)
– Chicago (ORD)
– Miami (MIA)
– San Francisco (SFO)
– Boston (BOS)
– Washington D.C. (IAD)
– Philadelphia (PHL)

Which United Kingdom Cities Have Direct Flights to Lisbon or Porto, Portugal?

Direct flights to Lisbon or Porto from the United Kingdom are readily available from several major cities, including:

– London
– Manchester
– Birmingham
– Edinburgh
– Glasgow
– Bristol

Absolutely! Solo travelers are warmly welcomed on all our small-group tours, and many of our guests travel alone. You’ll quickly feel part of the group, sharing the journey with friendly, like-minded travelers. So you can travel solo, but never alone.

Our multi-day tours operate with a minimum of two travelers to ensure fair pricing and the high-quality, personalized experiences we’re known for, including local guides and 4-star hotels. If you’re traveling solo, you can join our free pre-booking list for your preferred dates. We often match solo travelers interested in the same departure, and we’ll take care of the organization for you — stress-free. Departures open first to travelers who are flexible and comfortable joining a group as it forms, and they’re confirmed as soon as the minimum is reached. Most departures are confirmed well in advance, and we keep you informed every step of the way.

Our tours are designed for couples or friends sharing a room. Solo travelers should select the single room option at booking to enjoy privacy and comfort in our carefully chosen 4-star hotels — no backpacking or shared dorms, just comfortable, high-quality travel from start to finish.

Yes. This tour includes easy walking and some stairs, especially when visiting historic sites that may have limited accessibility. Please note that some tours, such as the 3-hour walking tour, do not include transportation by car. This experience is not recommended for individuals with mobility impairments, including those using canes, crutches, or wheelchairs.

If you’re flying out of Lisbon Airport and prefer to return by train, we’ve got you covered! We offer a free private transfer from your hotel in Braga to the Braga Train Station. From there, high-speed trains will take you directly to Lisbon in approximately 3 to 3.5 hours.

For a smoother travel experience, we recommend spending the night in Lisbon before your flight. The trains are modern and comfortable, with air conditioning, free WiFi, and spacious seating. Tickets can be booked online at www.cp.pt or purchased at the station. Seniors receive discounted fares—just present your passport when buying the ticket.

When it comes to luggage, there’s plenty of space on board. Most trains feature designated luggage areas and overhead racks. Keep in mind that you’ll need to carry your suitcase onto the train, which may involve navigating a few steps—so pack accordingly.

Alternatively, you can return to Lisbon by bus with companies like FlixBus or Rede Expressos.

Rest assured that our experienced local guide, residing in Portugal, will be delighted to handle your questions and meticulously arrange every aspect of your trip. If you seek any information or assistance regarding Portugal, don’t hesitate to reach out to us via email or WhatsApp. Your journey is in capable and caring hands!

We take care of all the logistics so you can focus solely on enjoying the rich culture and stunning landscapes of Portugal. From transportation and accommodations to guided tours and dining arrangements, we handle every detail, allowing you to immerse yourself fully in the experience.

We prioritize authentic experiences by collaborating with local experts, guides, and communities. This approach allows us to offer genuine insights into Portuguese culture, traditions, and way of life, creating meaningful connections and memories for our travelers.

Absolutely! Our small-group tours are designed for curious, active travelers of all ages. Whether you’re in your 30s, 40s, 50s, or 70s, if you enjoy cultural experiences, local cuisine, and walking through charming cities (sometimes on cobblestone streets or gentle hills), you’ll feel right at home.

We also offer private tours, which are a great fit for families or couples traveling with teens. Each itinerary includes details about the activity level, so you can pick the trip that best matches your pace and preferences.

Yes. Private departures are available upon request with a minimum of four travelers.
There is no additional cost for a private tour.

Private tours are ideal for special occasions such as anniversaries, family vacations, or milestone celebrations. Traveling with friends or family allows you to enjoy a personalized experience while sharing meaningful moments.

You don’t need to plan everything on your own. Our team will guide you through each step and help design a smooth, memorable journey in Portugal.

Yes, you can! Eco Trilha offers a free and flexible payment plan. Simply click Book Now and choose the Pay 20% Deposit option at checkout. The remaining balance will be automatically charged 40 days before your arrival.

We recommend using the same credit card for both the deposit and the final payment.

If you need to update your credit card for the final payment, you will receive a new payment link. Please note that a 3% processing fee applies for this service.

Yes! We’re happy to help you book an extra night in Lisbon. You can easily add the extra night when booking your tour on our website.

The transfer from the airport to your hotel is included at no extra cost, even if you stay an additional night. Simply share your flight details, and our team will arrange to meet you at the airport and take you directly to your hotel.

To improve your chances of staying in the same hotel, please make your request as soon as possible.

If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact us. We’re here to ensure your stay in Lisbon is stress-free and enjoyable!

Absolutely! If you choose to extend your stay in Braga, the private transfer from your hotel in Braga to Oporto Airport will still be included, even with the later departure. There is no additional fee for this service.

If your travel plans involve returning to Lisbon by train, we can modify your last transfer to take you from your hotel in Braga to Braga train station instead. Braga offers a convenient high-speed train connection to the capital.

It’s important to note that our services cover transfers within Braga, including Oporto Airport (located in Maia, not Porto) or Braga train station. However, the last transfer from your accommodation in Braga to hotels in another city, such as Porto, Vila Nova de Gaia, or Coimbra, is not included. We appreciate your understanding and are committed to ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience during your stay in Braga.

We understand the importance of catering to dietary restrictions and preferences. We strive to accommodate various dietary needs, including food allergies and intolerances, to ensure that all participants can enjoy their culinary experiences during the tour.

Please inform us of your specific dietary requirements when booking the tour or send us a message in advance. Our team will make every effort to accommodate your needs and provide suitable alternatives whenever possible.

Our small group tours offer an intimate experience, allowing you to escape the crowds and delve into the hidden gems of Portugal. With a maximum of 8 travelers, you’ll enjoy personalized attention and authentic cultural encounters.

When lunch is not included in our tour package, we ensure a hassle-free dining experience for our guests. Here’s how it works:

We always make a reservation at a carefully selected non-touristic restaurant for the group. The cost typically ranges from 20 to 35 euros per person. Before the meal, our dedicated local guide will inform the group that lunch is not included in the tour package, and each individual will be responsible for settling their own bill.

We take pride in offering a variety of restaurant options to cater to different preferences. These restaurants are known for serving local and slow food, providing a peaceful environment for conversations, offering picturesque views, or showcasing typical and charming decorations. We believe this approach allows our guests to enjoy a delightful dining experience while exploring the local culture and cuisine at their own pace.

If you have any dietary preferences or special requests, please feel free to communicate them to our guide, who will do their best to accommodate your needs and ensure an enjoyable meal for all.

Apologies, but we are unable to accommodate requests for a room upgrade. Unfortunately, the hotels we work with do not offer king-size beds for booking. The standard double bed size is 160 cm x 200 cm.

As an international traveler, we recommend investing in unique experiences rather than a larger room or extra furniture. Want to explore Portugal like a local? Add WhatsApp to your smartphone, and we will send you restaurant recommendations, Fado show suggestions, and hidden gems near your hotel — ensuring a truly unforgettable trip.

In Portugal, minors (under 18 years old) are not permitted to drink wine. The winery will provide juice for them instead. However, it’s worth noting that hotels in Portugal typically consider children up to 10 years old as adults, so special pricing for children isn’t offered.

Many of our travelers are experienced and well-prepared. That’s exactly why we recommend travel insurance: it protects both your investment and your peace of mind.

Even with the best planning, unexpected things can happen — a sudden illness, a missed connection, or a family emergency back home. Travel insurance gives you a safety net, covering medical expenses, lost luggage, trip delays or cancellations, and more.

We require all guests to have valid travel insurance for the full duration of the trip. It’s not about expecting the worst — it’s about feeling secure, knowing that if something does come up, you’re covered.

You can check online for a free, no-obligation quote. It’s a small step for a more relaxed and worry-free experience.

Your safety and well-being are our top priorities. We carefully select reputable accommodations, transportation providers, and tour guides, and we adhere to all necessary health and safety protocols. Our experienced guides are trained to handle any situation with professionalism and sensitivity, ensuring that you feel secure throughout your journey.

For your comfort and enjoyment during the tour, we recommend bringing the following items:

Comfortable Footwear: Please ensure you wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking. Avoid wearing slippers or high heels as they may not provide adequate support.

Camera: Capture the beautiful moments and stunning landscapes during the tour with your camera. Preserve the memories of your 7 Days Tours in Portugal.

Small Water Bottle: Staying hydrated is important, especially during the tour. Bring a small water bottle to keep yourself refreshed throughout the day.

Sunscreen and Sunglasses: If you’re joining us during sunny and hot weather, we recommend applying sunscreen to exposed parts of your body to protect your skin. Don’t forget to bring a pair of sunglasses to shield your eyes from the sun’s rays.

Extra Layer of Clothing: During cooler seasons, it’s advisable to layer your clothing to stay warm and comfortable. Be prepared with an extra layer in case the weather changes.

Remember to pack these essential items to enhance your comfort and enjoyment during the tour. Don’t forget to wear appropriate footwear, as it is essential for your safety and comfort throughout the trip.

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