Fatima, Castle of Obidos, and Nazare Shore Excursion - From Lisbon.
Duration
8 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Explore the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima and its sacred sites
Visit the medieval walled town of Óbidos with cobblestone streets
Discover Nazaré, a charming seaside town on the Silver Coast
Enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean from Nazaré cliffs
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Experience the best of Portugal’s Silver Coast on this small group full-day shore excursion to Fátima, Óbidos, and Nazaré. Begin with a visit to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima, one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the world, where the apparitions of 1917 to three shepherd children are commemorated. Learn about the history, secrets, and spiritual significance of this sacred site.
Continue to the medieval walled town of Óbidos, famous for its cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses, and castle walls. Stroll through the charming streets and discover local traditions and shops. Finish the day at the picturesque seaside town of Nazaré, known for its dramatic cliffs, Atlantic views, and seafood specialties. This tour combines culture, history, and coastal scenery, making it an enriching experience for all visitors.
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Pick up and drop off at Lisbon´s Cruise Port
Language: Portuguese, English
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Customer Reviews
Jennifer
This is well worth a trip. There is not a lot to see (the castle is now a hotel and you can’t go in) but I was glad we stayed the night nearby because we went at night and during the day. The lights, especially at Christmas, were spectacular. In the morning we explored the walls (you can walk mostly all the way around…use care because there were no hand rails). Lots of restaurants and shops to poke through, and live musicians in the murder hole. Wonderful medieval town.
Angelo
Óbidos Christmas Village (Vila Natal) is an absolutely magical experience that truly brings the holiday spirit to life. The village is beautifully decorated, with charming lights, festive displays, and an enchanting atmosphere that delights visitors of all ages. There are plenty of activities, stalls, and seasonal treats to enjoy, making it a perfect destination for families, couples, or groups of friends looking to celebrate the season. The only drawback is that the queues can be quite long for many attractions and stands, especially during peak times, but the overall joy and festive charm make it well worth the visit.
pradip
Castelo de Óbidos is a beautiful and historic place to visit. The castle is very well preserved and offers stunning views over the town and surrounding countryside. Walking along the walls feels like stepping back in time. The atmosphere is charming, with cobbled streets, traditional houses, and plenty of photo opportunities. Óbidos itself is lovely to explore, with small shops, cafés, and local treats like ginjinha. A must-visit destination for history lovers and anyone looking to experience the charm of Portugal.
Jason
Such a cute city! The Christmas market was in full swing and climbing the castle walls and viewing the surrounding countryside was a highlight. The shops were very tourist oriented but still fun to see the regional goods. Look closely at that dark doorway as it is a fun little pub run but the same family for the past 70 years!
Jeff
One of the highlights of our visit to Portugal. For the sure footed, you can walk the city wall which has no railing. ⚠️ Extremely dangerous for children with a 30 foot fall. The views from the wall near sunset are gorgeous. Climbing through the hole at the west end of the wall yields a breathtaking view. Parking is horrific. Maybe 20 spots and no room to turn around at a dead end with all of the construction equipment. Thank God for backup cameras. Park at the bottom of castle wall and walk up into town instead (the opposite side that Google Maps takes you to.) There is a cute street with little shops, restaurants and cafés to grab a souvenir, dinner, or dessert. The cherry liquor in the chocolate shot glass (or thimble really 😅) was worth the €1.50 to try. There's a beautifully decorated shop with little codfish cakes. It's a bit pricy to add wine with a glass you can keep for €25 and a bite of cheese and jam for €5. Overall, great place to visit, not great for strollers or small children.