Mood & Mist in Portugal: A Women-Only Tour
Dates
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- Duoro River Cruise
- Visit to Sintra & Cascais
- Palacio Nacional de Sintra
- Fado show
Medieval castles, cobblestone villages, captivating cities and golden beaches: the Portugal experience can be many things. Freshly baked bread, olives, cheese, red wine – the Portuguese have perfected the art of cooking simple, delicious meals. We will start our tour in Lisbon which is a city armed with gothic grit and glamour. Opening up like a pop-up book from the banks of the Rio Douro, edgy-yet-opulent Porto entices with its historic centre, sumptuous food and wine, and charismatic locals.
- 9 Days & 8 Nights
- deluxe Stay
- Starting from ₹0 (twin share)
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The Plan
Day 1 OLA PORTO!
Welcome to Porto! Portugal, a land of rich history and seafaring tradition, was home to explorers like Vasco da Gama, who set sail in the 15th century in search of a passage to India. The country boasts picturesque towns and cities, verdant valleys with rolling vineyards, stunning coastlines, world-class surf spots, and excellent golf courses. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel (transfers not included) check in to your hotel (after 3 PM) to freshen up and relax. In the evening, enjoy a welcome dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight stay in Porto.
Eurostars Porto Centro or similar (4*)
Day 2 PORTO
After breakfast at the hotel, enjoy a full-day visit to the beautiful city of Porto. Begin by exploring the world-famous Lello Library, followed by a visit to the iconic Stock Exchange Palace. Continue through the charming Ribeira district, soaking in its historic riverside views, and see important city landmarks such as S. Bento Train Station, Aliados Avenue, and the exterior of the Clérigos Tower. Enjoy some free time for lunch on your own before heading for a relaxing 6 Bridges Douro River Cruise (approx. 50 mins), offering scenic views of Porto’s waterfront and its elegant bridges. After the tour, transfer back to the hotel for an overnight stay in Porto.
Eurostars Porto Centro or similar (4*)
Day 3 PORTO-AVEIRO-COIMBRA
After breakfast at the hotel, check out. Proceed to Vila Nova de Gaia for a cellar visit and wine tasting. After the visit, transfer to Aveiro, known as the “Venice of Portugal” (75 km, approx. 50 minutes). Meet your English-speaking local guide for a 2-hour walking tour of Aveiro. Visit the Museu de Arte Nova (with entrance) and the Museu de Aveiro (with entrance), along with visits to Praça Marquês de Pombal and Praça da República. Stroll on your own along the picturesque Botirões Canal, surrounded by colourful traditional houses. Afterwards, transfer to Coimbra (approx. 1 hour). Enjoy free time for dinner on your own, then check in to your hotel for an overnight stay in Coimbra.
NH Coimbra Dona Inês or similar (4*)
Day 4 COIMBRA-ALBUFEIRA
After breakfast at the hotel, check out. Meet your English-speaking local guide for a 2 hours guided city tour of Coimbra. After the tour, proceed with the transfer to Albufeira (418 km, approx. 5.2 hours). Upon arrival in Albufeira, Enjoy dinner on your own . Transfer to your hotel and check in. Overnight stay in Albufeira.
Hotel Vila Galé Cerro Alagoa or similar (4*)
Day 5 ALBUFEIRA
After breakfast at the hotel, enjoy a Benagil Cave tour combined with dolphin watching (approx. 2.5 hours). Sail along the stunning Algarve coastline, admire dramatic cliffs, hidden beaches, and the majestic Benagil Sea Cave, famous for its natural skylight. Keep an eye out for dolphins in their natural habitat.After the excursion, enjoy free time for lunch on your own. Later, meet your guide for a 2 hours guided tour of Albufeira, followed by free time to explore the Old Town at your leisure. Return to the hotel for an overnight stay in Albufeira. Note: Please note that this tour is subject to maritime, atmospheric, and technical conditions.
Hotel Vila Galé Cerro Alagoa or similar (4*)
Day 6 ALBUFEIRA-EVORA (ALENTEJO)-LISBON
After breakfast at the hotel, check out. Transfer to Évora in the Alentejo region (204 km, approx. 2.6 hours), a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its well-preserved historic center. On arrival, meet your English-speaking local guide for a 2 hours guided city tour. Visit the impressive Roman Temple, one of Portugal’s most iconic Roman monuments, and the Chapel of Bones, famous for its unique interior decorated with human bones (entrance included). Enjoy free time at Giraldo Square, the lively heart of Évora surrounded by cafés and historic buildings. Later, continue your journey to Lisbon (134 km, approx. 1.7 hours). Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel, check in, and enjoy an overnight stay in Lisbon.
Hotel VIP Executive Picoas or similar (4*)
Day 7 LISBON
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel, then proceed for a full-day city tour of Lisbon . Begin with a visit to the Jeronimos Monastery, followed by photo stops at the Belem Tower and the Padrão dos Descobrimentos, iconic symbols of Portugal’s Age of Discoveries. Continue your guided exploration through the charming Alfama District, one of the oldest neighbourhoods in Lisbon, known for its narrow lanes, viewpoints, and traditional atmosphere.Enjoy free time for lunch on your own. Later, visit the grand Praça do Comércio, stroll through the vibrant Pink Street, and walk to the lively Rossio Square (Praça Dom Pedro IV) in the Baixa District. En route, you may also see the famous Santa Justa Lift, an architectural landmark connecting Lisbon’s hills. In the evening, transfer to a traditional Fado venue in the Alfama District (Mesa de Frades or similar) for a Fado show along with dinner. After this cultural experience, return to your hotel for an overnight stay in Lisbon.
Hotel VIP Executive Picoas or similar (4*)
Day 8 LISBON-SINTRA-CASCAIS-LISBON
After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to Sintra (approx. 35–45 minutes), a UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its fairy-tale palaces and lush landscapes. Enjoy a full-day guided tour, beginning with a visit to the colorful Pena Palace (entrance included), offering panoramic views over the Sintra hills. Later, enjoy free time for lunch on your own. Continue with a visit to Quinta da Regaleira (entrance included), known for its mysterious gardens, tunnels, and the iconic Initiation Well. Enjoy a photo stop at the National Palace of Sintra. In the afternoon, proceed to Cascais, a charming coastal town, where you can enjoy its scenic waterfront and relaxed atmosphere. Afterwards, transfer back to Lisbon for an overnight stay.
Hotel VIP Executive Picoas or similar (4*)
Day 9 BYE PORTUGAL!
After breakfast, transfer to the Lisbon Airport to catch your flight back home after this fun filled fiesta in Portugal.
Questions about this trip
How many tourists visit Portugal each year?
Portugal is one of the most popular destinations in the world. Lisbon averages 4.5 million tourists per year, meaning that for every resident there are typically 9 tourists. Porto welcomes 1.6 million tourists annually, the equivalent of 8 visitors per local.
What is the procedure for Schengen Visa. Do we need to do it on our own?
Schengen visa biometrics are valid for 3 years, once it is expired you need to visit to your nearest VFS center to apply for the Bio metrics. If your Bio metrics are valid, we can facilitate the Schengen Visa for you
What does twin share price mean?
Twin share price is the price mentioned against a package and it refers to the cost per head for a double sharing accommodation. If you'd like to upgrade to Single Occupancy, please select this at the time of checkout
Regarding the hotels, what does OR SIMILAR refer to?
OR SIMILAR means that the hotel booked might be different from the hotel mentioned in the itinerary. 90% of the time we book the hotel that’s mentioned, but under few situations it might differ due to on-the-ground factors. So we pick an alternate hotel, but always in the same class and area of the city.
What is Portugal's national dish?
Portuguese cuisine is famous for its delicious seafood. Beyond Bacalhau or Portuguese codfish and sardines, octopus or polvo is another popular Portuguese seafood dish loved by all. Polvo à la lagareiro is a famous octopus dish that you will find across the country.
