Portugal Tours & Trips

191 Portugal trips. Tours from 26 tour companies. 1,084 reviews. 4.4/5 avg rating.

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Spiritual Highlights of Iberia, Lourdes & Italy - Faith-Based Travel
4/5 Great
100+ reviews
Lodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Moderate

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This combination of our popular faith-based vacations, “Fátima, Lourdes & Shrines of Spain” and “Spiritual Highlights of Italy,” is ideal to experience the most treasured shrines of Europe. Start your journey with the visit of the Portuguese capital, Lisbon; experience the peacefulness of the Fátima sanctuary, and the monumental stairway of the Bom Jesus du Monte Sanctuary in Braga. Continuing to Spain, take in the spiritual atmosphere of the pilgrimage destination of Santiago de Compostela and of the Burgos Cathedral. Hear the story of St. Ignacio, founder of the Jesuit Order, in Loyola and Monresa, where he lived and worked. Take advantage of the opportunity to collect in prayer at the Marian Sanctuaries of Lourdes, France and Montserrat, Catalonia, before witnessing the lively beauty of Barcelona and flying to Rome, the center of Christianity. Attend the Papal Audience (subject to availability) and see Rome’s four major basilicas, along with the Holy Steps and the Papal summer residence in Castel Gandolfo. Follow in the footsteps of the most celebrated Italian saints: St. Francis in his hometown, Assisi, and St. Pio of Pietrelcina in San Giovanni Rotondo. Spend time at the Marian Sanctuary of Loreto and discover the hillside town of Cascia, St. Rita’s hometown. Mass will be celebrated at most shrines with many opportunities for reflection and prayer.

20 days$234 / day
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North of Spain Discovery
4/5 Great
100+ reviews
Lodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Very Easy

Highlights

If you have a passion for Spain, the northern regions cannot be missed! On this affordable North Spain tour, discover the hidden treasures of Galicia, Cantabria, Castilla & León, Asturias, and the Basque Countries, starting and ending your trip in Madrid. Start and end your adventure in the capital city of Spain, elegant Madrid. In between, explore some of the smaller, nonetheless charming towns of these regions, among them: Salamanca, with its lively Plaza Mayor; Santiago de Compostela, the ending point of the Camino pilgrimage; Lugo, boasting a Roman wall with 10 gates; A Coruña and its Trajan Tower; Santander, spectacularly set between mountains and coastline; Burgos, showcasing a magnificent Cathedral; Medina del Campo with the castle of La Mota, and Segovia, known for the Roman Aqueduct and the fairy-tale castle, source of inspiration for Walt Disney’s cartoons. Discover the highlights of Madrid with a Local Guide and enjoy views, flavors, people and sounds of these undiscovered provinces of mainland Spain.

10 days$200 / day
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Fátima, Lourdes & Shrines of Spain - Faith-Based Travel
4/5 Great
100+ reviews
Lodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Moderate

Highlights

Starting from picturesque Lisbon, visit some of the world’s most treasured Marian shrines, pilgrimage sites, and spiritual places of Portugal, Spain, and France. Hear about the apparition of the Blessed Virgin to the shepherd children in Fátima, learn about the journey taken by pilgrims from all over the world into Santiago de Compostela and visit Loyola and Manresa to get inspired by St. Ignacio’s Jesuit mission. In Braga, walk the monumental steps of the Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte and in Burgos, marvel at the majestic Cathedral. Join the nightly Rosary and candlelight procession in Lourdes. Spend one night by the inspiring Montserrat Sanctuary, where you will also attend Mass. End in Barcelona with time to celebrate life, reflect, and rejoice.

12 days$200 / day
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Spain & Portugal in Depth
5/5 Excellent
35 reviews
Lodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Easy

Highlights

  • Visit Madrid, the highest capital city in Europe
  • Visit amazing medieval Toledo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and capital of Spain until the 16th century
  • Experience walking tour of beautiful Cordoba, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
15 days$193 / day
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Portugal's River Of Gold
4.7/5 Excellent
41 reviews
Lodging level
Luxury - 5 star
Physical level
Easy

Highlights

  • Cruise Map : Explore Lisbon, then see unspoiled vistas, stop at ports of call largely unchanged for centuries and sample the local cuisine and port wines on your Douro River cruise.
  • Lisbon, Portugal : Portugal’s capital city, Lisbon, is not only the country’s largest city with a population of more than 500,000 people, but it is also one of the oldest cities in the world, boasting over 20 centuries of continuous human habitation.
  • Porto & Bitetos, Portugal :Portugal’s second largest city, Porto, is a thriving economic center as well as a place of great traditional importance.
10 days$236 / day
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Port Wine & Flamenco
3.7/5 Great
39 reviews
Lodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Easy

Highlights

  • Explore Lisbon
  • Discover Guimaraes and visit UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Visit Figueira de Castelo Rodrigo
14 days$325 / day
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River Cruise
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Portugal Reviews & Ratings

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Highlights of Portugal

Although described as a fast paced tour(which it was), it was a good introduction to visiting Portugal with many highlights as well as vising some lesser known par...

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Walking in the Azores

UK office needs to support local guide better by making sure messages are passed on before the trip. Despite my phone call at least two weeks before and reassurance ...

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Sep 2024

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Walking in the Azores

The Azores are very much unspoilt. Each island has unique geology which we saw close up. The volcanoes range from 800,000 years to 70 years old. Tania the guide is w...

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Portugal Tour Selection Trips

Prepare for your Portugal adventure with these essential travel tips to make the most of your journey:

  • Pack lightweight and breathable clothing suitable for Portugal's sunny climate.

  • Remember to carry a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated while exploring.

  • Learn a few basic Portuguese phrases to enhance your interactions with locals.

  • Keep small denominations of euros handy for tipping and small purchases.

  • Respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting religious sites.

  • Use public transportation options like trains and buses to explore cities and regions efficiently.

  • Sample Portugal's culinary delights by trying local specialties and visiting authentic eateries.

  • Be mindful of your belongings in crowded tourist areas to prevent theft.

  • Plan and book accommodations and popular attractions in advance, especially during peak travel seasons.

  • Embrace spontaneity and allow yourself to wander off the beaten path to discover hidden gems and unexpected delights.

Additional details

Tours in Portugal cover a very wide range of activity levels and interests. If you want to explore Portugal only, there are a few tours that focus on the country only however the majority of Portugal tours will also visit Spain, and sometimes Morocco. Portugal is also a popular port of call for small ship cruises to Europe.

Who will enjoy traveling in Portugal?
Portugal is great for travelers who are interested in a less visited European country. With its Mediterranean vibes combined with ancient history Portugal presents a unique travel opportunity while still remaining within the realms of comfortable travel.

For those who might be looking to stretch their comfort zone, you could consider a tour that also visits Portugal’s nearby neighbor, Morocco - a country with whom it shares much history.

Wine lovers as well should definitely consider a trip to Portugal, where the wine regions are still rugged and salt of the earth. You’ll encounter many different kinds of wine, but the major draw in portugal is the Port.

What is the weather like in Portugal?
Portugal is a small country, half of which is bordered with North Atlantic sea coastline to the west and south. The climate is largely Mediterranean and you can expect several microclimates throughout your journey. So definitely bring layers no matter what time of year you choose to tour Portugal.

The weather in Portugal is fairly mild, with the warmest months in the summer reaching around 80 degrees F, and the coolest months in the winter reaching the low 60s, with light to moderate rainfall.

What is the best time to visit Portugal?
While Portugal is a welcoming country for tourists pretty much year round, there are some things to keep in mind when planning your visit. Summertime is the peak season, and you can expect much higher crowds and prices while traveling around the country.

In June, there are major festivals held in Lisbon and Porto. Though they have religious roots, the festivals can be enjoyed by anyone looking for a good time with lots of live music and delicious traditional foods. If meeting locals, visiting small towns, and getting an authentic sense of local community, you should definitely try and attend the June festivals in Portugal.

What to wear in Portugal
Fashion in Portugal is causal - you’ll fit in just fine with jeans pretty much anywhere. Pack comfortable walking shoes or sandals. Most cities in Portugal are set up for walking - though they aren’t always flat! The 25 de Abril Bridge is not the only similarity Portugal has to San Francisco - you will experience some hills while walking around.

Sun hats, sunglasses, and light breathable clothing is recommended for the summertime. In winter, you will probably experience some rain so be sure to pack a waterproof jacket.

Even though the weather is toasty in summertime, be sure to bring a pair of long pants and shoulder covering scarf or top for when you visit churches and cathedrals.

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