A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Discover the historic and contemporary delights of Porto and Guimarães with private walking tours
7 days, from £1,170 to £1,600
Stay in a collection of beautiful medieval towns nestled in the Portuguese hinterland
11 days, from £1,260 to £2,200
Evora and Comporta represent two different sides to the Alentejo region
6 days, from £1,290 to £1,785
Discover the scenic and cultural delights of Funchal with a 4x4 adventure through the nearby mountains to an authentic winery
8 days, from £1,530 to £2,200
Spend a week exploring Portugal off the beaten track
7 days, from £1,800 to £2,700
Natural Algarve: fishing villages, countryside and sunbathing, just the two of you
8 days, from £2,320 to £3,700
After the sweetness of Lisbon, enjoy the Alentejo, the scent of the scrubland and the ocean, and the wild beaches of the Serra d'Arrabida
9 days, from £3,245 to £5,180
Ride horses along the coast of Andalucia
10 days, from £3,320 to £5,300
Hunt out the best pintxos (Basque tapas) in San Sebastian
16 days, from £3,405 to £5,435
Discover different ways to explore Portugal
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
Practical guide
Travel Advice & Information
Whether you’re more of a city slicker or countryside lover, Portugal road trips can encompass both, while including a generous dose of ocean in-between. Choose Lisbon as the starting line on your road trip map and temporarily trade your car for a tram, undoubtedly the best way to explore the city’s hilly interior. We’d recommend the traditional Tram 28, which will take you on a tour through the charming neighbourhoods of Alfama, Baixa and Estrela. Alternatively, kick off in Portugal’s second city of Porto, with its elegant arrangement of colourful buildings balanced along the banks of the Rio Douro. Here the contemporary architecture provides an intriguing contrast to the azulejos (hand-painted tiles) found within the historic centre.
Once you’ve refuelled with the help of authentic pastéis de nata (Portuguese egg tarts), swap the city streets for country roads and head south to the rural region of Alentejo. Take a break from being behind the wheel and sample the finest Portuguese wines, or indulge in some well-deserved relaxation on one of the coastline’s unspoilt beaches. Blessed with captivating cultural heritage, culinary excellence and stunning scenery, the opportunities are endless when it comes to Portugal road trips. Our travel experts are on hand to steer you in the right direction when it comes to designing the perfect itinerary, and with the assistance of our local Concierge you’ll be able to add on plenty of authentic extras along the way.
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