Commence your trip in the vibrant Portuguese city of Porto - known for its historic charm, riverside beauty, and as the birthplace of port wine!

Wander through the picturesque Ribeira district, where colourful buildings line narrow streets along the Douro River. Visit renowned port wine cellars for tastings, explore historic sites like the Porto Cathedral and Dom Luís I Bridge, and savour traditional Portuguese cuisine at local taverns. 

Spend your evenings here dining in local seafood restaurants with a glass of port wine in hand, followed by a live performance of a traditional Fado performance - a heartfelt and soulful genre of Portuguese music. You might not want to sleep after this, so dance the night away in the Galerias de Paris area, which is known for its vibrant nightlife!

Wander through the picturesque Ribeira district, where colourful buildings line narrow streets along the Douro River. Visit renowned port wine cellars for tastings, explore historic sites like the Porto Cathedral and Dom Luís I Bridge, and savour traditional Portuguese cuisine at local taverns. 

Spend your evenings here dining in local seafood restaurants with a glass of port wine in hand, followed by a live performance of a traditional Fado performance - a heartfelt and soulful genre of Portuguese music. You might not want to sleep after this, so dance the night away in the Galerias de Paris area, which is known for its vibrant nightlife!

Arrive in the vibrant Portuguese capital Lisbon and hop on a yellow tram to explore this city which can only be described as a captivating blend of old-world charm and modern vibrancy. 

With its historic neighborhoods perched on seven hills overlooking the Tagus River, Lisbon boasts stunning panoramic views, cobblestone streets, and colourful facades. 

The city boasts rich cultural heritage, featuring iconic landmarks such as the historic São Jorge Castle, the ornate Jerónimos Monastery, and the lively Alfama district. Lisbon also offers a thriving food scene, where you can savour traditional Portuguese cuisine and pastries. Its warm, Mediterranean climate, friendly locals, and Fado music further add to the city's unique allure, making it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking history, culture, and coastal beauty.

With its historic neighborhoods perched on seven hills overlooking the Tagus River, Lisbon boasts stunning panoramic views, cobblestone streets, and colourful facades. 

The city boasts rich cultural heritage, featuring iconic landmarks such as the historic São Jorge Castle, the ornate Jerónimos Monastery, and the lively Alfama district. Lisbon also offers a thriving food scene, where you can savour traditional Portuguese cuisine and pastries. Its warm, Mediterranean climate, friendly locals, and Fado music further add to the city's unique allure, making it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking history, culture, and coastal beauty.

With its historic neighbourhoods perched on seven hills overlooking the Tagus River, Lisbon boasts stunning panoramic views, cobblestone streets, and colourful facades.

Renowned for its rich cultural heritage, Lisbon features iconic landmarks such as the historic São Jorge Castle, the ornate Jerónimos Monastery, and the lively Alfama district. Lisbon also offers a thriving food scene, where you can savour traditional Portuguese cuisine and pastries. It’s warm, Mediterranean climate, friendly locals, and Fado music further add to the city's unique allure, making it a must-visit destination for travellers seeking history, culture, and coastal beauty.

Roll along the Portuguese coastline by rail from Lisbon to your final stop of the trip - Faro. Located in the Algarve region of southern Portugal, it is known for its stunning beaches, historic architecture, and vibrant cultural scene - the perfect Portuguese paradise to end your trip. 

Discover the cobbled streets of the historic old town and admire the charming squares, and well-preserved architecture. Don't miss the Faro Cathedral and the Arco da Vila, a historic city gate.

Savour Portuguese culture and immerse yourself in the buzz of the local market to experience the flavors of Algarve, where you can sample street food such as bifana sandwiches or grilled chicken, often served with a glass of Vinho Verde. In the afternoon sun, sail across the turquoise waters to the nearby islands and soak up the southern sunshine on the pristine, golden sand beaches.

Spend your evenings with a stroll along the marina and enjoy the picturesque waterfront views. Grab a meal at one of the seafood restaurants, or simply relax by the water.

Roll along the Portuguese coastline by rail from Lisbon to your final stop of the trip - Faro. Located in the Algarve region of southern Portugal, it is known for its stunning beaches, historic architecture, and vibrant cultural scene - the perfect Portuguese paradise to end your trip. 

Discover the cobbled streets of the historic old town and admire the charming squares, and well-preserved architecture. Don't miss the Faro Cathedral and the Arco da Vila, a historic city gate.

Savour Portuguese culture and immerse yourself in the buzz of the local market to experience the flavours of Algarve, where you can sample street food such as bifana sandwiches or grilled chicken, often served with a glass of Vinho Verde. In the afternoon sun, sail across the turquoise waters to the nearby islands and soak up the southern sunshine on the pristine, golden sand beaches.

Spend your evenings with a stroll along the marina and enjoy the picturesque waterfront views. Grab a meal at one of the seafood restaurants, or simply relax by the water.