Explore Évora. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Évora is known as a “city-museum” filled with culturally significant landmarks and marked with a notable history. It is also the Alentejo’s regional capital and largest city. There is plenty to see and do to fill up a day of exploring, including visiting the eerily stunning Chapel of Bones (Capela dos Ossos), snapping photos of the ancient Roman Temple, touring the Royal Palace, and enjoying a drink or coffee in the central square.

Many popular Portuguese wines come from Alentejo so from Evora we will head to nearby Vila de Frades for a wine tour/tasting and a fantastic lunch followed by a visit to a cork producing estate.

Speaking of lunch, next on the menu will be a visit to the one of the facilities of the biggest Portuguese olive oil brand where you will have an olive oil tasting. These are activities which many visitors are looking for these days. Why? Because it is something so natural and authentic in this region. Because the vineyards and olive trees have been in Alentejo for thousands of years and because the wine and the olive oil produced here is of outstanding quality.

Points of Interest

• Evora Plaza

• Ribafreixo Wines

• Lagar do Marmelo

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Driver/guide
• Live commentary on board
• Olive oil tasting
• Alcoholic beverages
• Guaranteed to skip the long lines

• Gratuities
• Food and drinks
• Admission to attractions

Embark on a 9-hour journey from Lisbon, traveling in comfort across the iconic 25th of April bridge, through picturesque landscapes towards The Alentejo, Portugal’s most expansive and perhaps the most untamed region. Admire a region that boasts a rugged western coastline and is sprinkled with farmlands, cork oaks, vineyards, olive plantations and various other agricultural and animal farms. Discover Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site popularly referred to as a “city-museum” for its rich assortment of culturally relevant landmarks and impressive historical significance. As the regional capital and the largest city of Alentejo, it holds a special place. Post exploring the key sights of Evora, indulge in a visit to a vineyard, where you’ll savor lunch and a wine tasting session. Then, get an insight into the procedures of cork extraction and production before moving onto another estate celebrated for producing one of Portugal’s most renowned brands of olive oil. After a tasting session, you’ll begin the return journey to Lisbon, feeling refreshed.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.