• Aveiro - Often referred to as the ‘Venice of Portugal’, Aveiro is renowned for its picturesque canals lined with colorful moliceiros (traditional boats). Explore this charming city and its rich maritime history. Visit the Art Nouveau Museum and witness the stunning architectural style. Stroll along the canals, and perhaps indulge in the local delicacy, ovos moles, a sweet treat made from egg yolks and sugar.
• Aveiro Railway Station - Aveiro Railway Station stands as a unique architectural gem in Portugal, renowned for its exquisite facade adorned with traditional azulejos (ceramic tiles). These tiles beautifully illustrate local history and culture, making the station a splendid example of Portuguese artistry and a must-visit landmark for travelers.
• Aveiro Welcome Center - The Aveiro Welcome Center is a key starting point for visitors to this charming Portuguese city. Known for its helpful staff and wealth of information, the center assists travelers in navigating Aveiro’s attractions. From maps and brochures to expert advice on the best spots to visit, including the city’s famed canals and Art Nouveau buildings, it’s an essential stop for optimizing your Aveiro experience.
• Fatima - A center of Catholic faith and pilgrimage, Fátima is home to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima, a site of great religious significance where the Virgin Mary is believed to have appeared. The sanctuary includes the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, housing the tombs of the three shepherd children who witnessed the apparition. Experience the profound peace and spirituality of this sacred place.
• Francisco and Jacinta’s House - The childhood homes of the shepherd children who witnessed the Marian apparitions, providing a glimpse into their humble lives.

Visit is from the outside

• North Beach - This expansive beach is the heart of the town, famous for its golden sands and lively atmosphere. The beachfront is lined with traditional restaurants and shops, offering a perfect spot to enjoy the local cuisine and watch the world go by. It’s also a great place to observe the traditional fish-drying methods still used today.
• Porto - The rest of the time, you will be traveling towards and backward from Porto. And also you will have some free time for lunch

• Private official tour guide for 10 hours
• Private luxury vehicle with private driver for 10 hours
• Local Taxes
• Pick up and drop off in Oporto (hotel, apartment or cruise port)

• Entrance tickets

Set off on a captivating journey from Porto, exploring three extraordinary locations: Aveiro, Nazaré, and Fátima, each offering a distinct mix of beauty, history, and culture.

In Aveiro, often referred to as the ‘Venice of Portugal,’ marvel at the Costa Nova’s colorful striped houses and explore the Aveiro Museum, a former convent that displays stunning religious art. The city’s traditional salt pans emphasize its rich salt-making heritage, providing insight into the area’s history.

Nazaré, a charming coastal town, is perfect for both beach enthusiasts and culture lovers. Enjoy the allure of its vast beaches, observe the age-old fish-drying process, and visit the clifftop Sítio district for breathtaking sea views and a deep dive into local history.

End your adventure in Fátima, a place of deep spiritual importance. Discover the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima, a renowned pilgrimage site. Visit the House of the Little Shepherds and stroll along the Via Sacra.

• In case of needing an infant seat, please request at time of booking

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