9 hour(s)
English
Included
Explore the faith and history of Fátima, one of the world’s major religious cities
Visit the Sanctuary of Fátima, a significant pilgrimage site
Discover the village where the three little shepherds were born
Enjoy a scenic afternoon exploring Coimbra, a historic student city
$ 787.58
$ 724.57
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Discover the profound faith-based history of Fátima, one of the most important religious cities in the world. During this tour, you will visit the beautiful Sanctuary of Fátima, a spiritual landmark that attracts millions of pilgrims each year. You will also explore the humble village where the three little shepherds were born, gaining insight into their story and the devotion that has made Fátima a symbol of hope and faith for believers around the globe.
In the afternoon, continue your journey to Coimbra, a historic student city home to one of the oldest universities in Europe. Stroll through its narrow streets and immerse yourself in its rich academic and cultural heritage as your guide provides fascinating insights into the city’s most important landmarks. This full-day, 8-hour private tour offers a perfect blend of spirituality, history, and culture, all accompanied by an expert driver/guide.
Air-conditioned vehicle
Complete Lunch with drink
Professional guide
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Porto City Walking Tour
Food and drinks, unless specified
Gratuities
Comfortable shoes
Weather-appropriate clothing
Bottle of water
Not wheelchair accessible
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Participants must be at least 13 years old
Vegetarian and gluten-free meals available on request
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Duro valley historical sites cruise and wine tasting Tour guide and driver Paulo and Idalino Lovely taste of the Duri valley with living tours. The meeting place is easy to locate. Expect it to be busy and arrive ly a little early. You will need to book, best to use your smart phone on arrival. This will give you your bus number. There is no cover so if its wet bring a brolly. The tour is easily paced, there was a lot of time on the road, which you should expect that given we are heading out into interior. Comfort breaks were well positioned and in good location. The highlights of the tour are the cruise, vineyard visit and lunch. The views from the bus as you pace through the countryside are lovely so the bus time passes quickly. The driving was smooth and measured, 'you felt you were in a safe pair of hands.' Our tour guide was knowledgeable, funny and helpful a really likeable chap. Thanks living tours, the weather you could do nothing about, the tour was excellent.
We took the small group Douro trip. Exactly as advertised. Some really spectacular scenery and a lot of great insights into the port wine industry. My only criticism would be lunch entree was so-so and that’s a really subjective ( it had a ton of beans which aren’t my taste). The soup starter and dessert were brilliant. The real star of the show was our guide, Jeorge. He was so knowledgeable, personable and helpful. One of our crew had left some personal belongings back in Lisbon and he helped coordinate the return of them ( just amazing customer service above and beyond expectations). Loved learning from him and having him skillfully get us over the narrow and twisty roads in a safe and comfortable fashion. Highly recommend!
We took a small group Duoro Valley wine tour with Living Tours and had a great time. I have to mention our driver/tour guide Vasco Oliveira. He is very passionate, informative, funny and clearly loves what he does. The two wineries we stopped at had spectacular views and the wine was great. The lunch they served at the second winery was very good and by far the best I've ever had from a tour with food included in the price. On the way back he even took us to an extra destination, Amarante, which was a really cute town. We got to walk across a bridge that Napoleon crossed when he was in Portugal. We then had coffee and delicious local pastries at a bakery along the river that had a perfect relaxing atmosphere
We did the Douro valley wine tour with Cuber as our tour guide and Silvino as our driver. Both were great! Cuber was very knowledgeable about every town we drove by and kept even the longer stretches in the bus entertaining and fun. Silvino was very friendly, kept the bus ride nice and smooth and navigated the tight turns expertly which as someone who gets motion sickness was amazing. Port certainly wasn’t our favorite drink in the world, but seeing the Douro valley is a must when in Porto. The river cruise was amazing and the viewpoints we stopped at were incredible. Our only knocks were the stop in Amarante was very short because we left a bit late and you don’t get lunch until about 2:00 so we had to eat a couple snacks we packed to hold us over.
AMAZING EXPERIENCE! Just had a complete Douro Valley Tour today and it was phenomenal. John was our guide and Michael was our driver. Cannot say enough good things about them. John went above and beyond as our guide to ensure we had the best experience, so attentive and kind. He had so much knowledge about Portugal and the Duoro wineries. Michael the driver was so sweet and we felt safe the whole day. Also the bus is super comfortable with wifi available plus awesome music. Must do in Porto. The check in was also seamless. Wineries were beautiful, the guides truly made our day special.
