• Fatima - Avoid the hassle of public transport or shared tours by opting for the comfort and safety of a private guide. Your guide will pick you up from your hotel in a comfortable vehicle with the Clean & Safe Seal guarantee.

This tour is perfect for those seeking a more authentic and unique experience, away from traditional tours.

The journey from Lisbon to the Shrine of Fatima takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

• Casa De Francisco & Jacinta Marto - In Aljustrel, the village where the three little shepherds were born and lived, and from where they led their sheep to Cova de Iria, you can visit the homes of San Francisco, Saint Jacinta, and Sister Lúcia. These houses are open to pilgrims and have remained largely unchanged since the Apparitions.
• Casa De Lucia - Visit the homes of San Francisco, Saint Jacinta, and Sister Lúcia, which are open to pilgrims and have not undergone significant changes since the Apparitions.
• Poco do Arneiro - The little shepherds would sit at this well to talk, play, and pray. It was here, on a summer day, that the second apparition of the Angel occurred. The Angel asked them, “What are you doing? Pray, pray a lot.”
• Valinhos Sanctuary - Located between the 8th and 9th stations of the Via Sacra, Valinhos is where the fourth Apparition of the Virgin took place on August 19, 1917. On August 13, the Three Little Shepherds were detained and unable to go to Cova de Iria.
• Loca do Anjo - In the Spring and Autumn of 1916, the three Little Shepherds were visited by the Angel of Peace here. The Angel said, “Don’t be afraid! I am the Angel of Peace. Pray with me.”
• Paroquia de Fatima e dos Pastorinhos - Located 1 km from Aljustrel and 2 km from the Sanctuary, this is the Parish Church of Fatima, where the seers were baptized and joined the Christian community. Lucia had her first communion here, San Francisco spent many hours in prayer, and Saint Jacinta experienced an Apparition of Our Lady, who taught her to meditate on the Rosary.
• Capela Das Aparicoes - Built in response to Our Lady’s request, “I want you to make a chapel here.” Our Lady appeared here full of light and spoke to the Little Shepherds. The Virgin appeared five times in this location: in May, June, July, September, and October 1917.
• Basilica de Nossa Senhora do Rosario de Fatima - On May 13, 1917, the three Little Shepherds were playing at the top of the slope of Cova de Iria when they “suddenly saw as if it was a lightning.” The Basilica was constructed between 1928 and 1953, and it houses the tombs of the three Little Shepherds. Attend the 11 o’clock mass, which may be celebrated in the Basilica of the Holy Trinity, depending on the day and season.
• Cruz Alta - Within the sanctuary, this cross stands as the tallest symbol, reaching 34 meters high.
• Fragmento do Muro de Berlim - Berlin Wall Monument
  A concrete block from the Berlin Wall symbolizes the fall of the communist regime in the USSR, recalling the revelation of one of the secrets of Fatima.
• Fatima - Surrounding the sanctuary are ideal picnic parks where you can enjoy an outdoor lunch. Take a break and savor some local products at a picnic.
• Basilica of the Holy Trinity - In 1973, plans were made to build a new church in the Sanctuary of Fatima. The first stone was laid in 2004, and it was inaugurated on October 12, 2007, marking the 90th anniversary of the Apparitions. The entire church is white, covered with regional stone: Branco do Mar (white from the sea). The Basilica has 8,633 seats, including 76 for those with limited mobility, and was entirely funded by visitor donations.
• Monumento Ao Sagrado Coracao de Jesus - Made of golden bronze and donated by a pilgrim, this monument is centrally located in the Shrine, emphasizing the importance of Jesus Christ in the Message of Fatima. It is a fountain built on a well, with water that has been a source of many graces.
• Lisbon - After a wonderful day, it’s time to return to your hotel in Lisbon. We look forward to welcoming you again on another visit to Portugal. You can choose a different drop-off location from the pick-up point, as long as it is in Lisbon. See you soon!

• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Private transportation
• Picnic Lunch with regional cheese, traditional bread, red and white wine, and more
• Personal accompaniment throughout the day
• Hotel pickup and drop-off in Lisbon
• Insightful Driver/Guide

• Any additional expenses not covered and agreed in advance

Join us for a personal and unforgettable experience!

Fatima was once a modest village, inhabited by humble people who primarily relied on herding and agriculture. In 1917, a significant event transformed the lives of three children and the village itself, turning it into the largest pilgrimage center in the western world.

Pilgrimage to Fatima is an opportunity to visit the place where Heaven touched Earth. Known by pilgrims as the Altar of the World, Fatima leaves no one indifferent to its Message.

Situated 120 km from Lisbon, Fatima offers visitors a peaceful day with the chance to attend the 11 am mass, explore the Apparition sites, enjoy lunch, and purchase religious items for friends and family.

Surrounding the sanctuary are perfect picnic parks where you can enjoy an outdoor lunch. We invite you to take a break and savor some local products at a picnic.

• Folding Wheelchair accessible

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