Portugal

Portugal: Lisbon & the Douro Valley

When

May to June | Sept to Oct

Price

From 5 200 excl. flights

(based on 2 people sharing)

How long

5 nights

Ideal length

1 / 7

Lisbon for its yellow trams and Tagus viewpoints, Sintra for its fairy-tale palaces, then the Douro Valley for its terraced vineyards and a cruise along the river.

Lisbon and Sintra

The trip starts aboard the historic Tram 28, winding through the Alfama and Graça districts — the best way to take Lisbon's measure. The next day, Belém and its Jerónimos Monastery, warm pastel de nata included, come before a day trip to Sintra, between the colourful Pena Palace and the mysterious gardens of Quinta da Regaleira.

The Douro Valley, along the river

The road then leads to the Douro Valley, where a wine-producing quinta becomes the anchor point: dinner facing the terraced vineyards on the first evening, a morning river cruise between the slopes the next day, then a port wine tasting at a family-run cellar. One last free morning among the vines closes the trip before the transfer to Porto.

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Where to rest your head

Alfama Blue House

Alfama Blue House

A restored neighbourhood house in the Alfama, original azulejo tiles and a rooftop terrace facing the Tagus, a few steps from Tram 28.

Quinta do Vale Dourado

Quinta do Vale Dourado

A family-run wine quinta perched above the Douro, a pool facing the terraced slopes, dinners served with the estate's own wines.