Day 1

Arrival in Lisbon
Private transfer from the airport to the Bairro Alto Hotel, a nineteenth-century building on Praça Luís de Camões with the whole city downhill from the door. Nothing scheduled: the first evening belongs to the neighbourhood.
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What we add is access built over years on the ground, a network built on friendship, and a response that does not keep you waiting.

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Sample programmes
A small selection to show your clients what a week with us looks like. Each one is a starting point, not a fixed route.
Day 1

Private transfer from the airport to the Bairro Alto Hotel, a nineteenth-century building on Praça Luís de Camões with the whole city downhill from the door. Nothing scheduled: the first evening belongs to the neighbourhood.
Day 2

A restored 1930s tram, the whole car to yourselves, up through Alfama and Graça and out to Estrela. It stops where you want it to stop, which the public 28 has never done for anybody. The afternoon is free.
Day 3

An early start for Pena while the hill is still in cloud, then Quinta da Regaleira and lunch in the village. Back along the coast through Cascais, with a stop at Guincho where the Atlantic actually behaves like the Atlantic.
Day 4

An hour and a half east to Évora — the Roman temple, the cathedral roof, the bone chapel — and back to Lisbon for dinner in the development kitchen of a Michelin-starred chef, at the only table in the room.
Day 5

Out of the city over the Tagus and into the Alentejo. Three nights at the Santiago Hotel in Santiago do Cacém, with the Costa Vicentina on one side and cork country on the other. The afternoon is for the beach at Melides.
Day 6

North to Setúbal for a traditional sailing yacht along the Arrábida — limestone cliffs falling into water the colour of the Mediterranean, a chef aboard, and lunch cooked at anchor in a cove with no road to it.
Day 7

Inland to a working cork estate to watch the bark come off a tree that will not be touched again for nine years — Portugal makes half the world's cork and this is where it comes from — then a long lunch under the olives.
Day 8

A slow morning on the coast and a private transfer to Lisbon airport, an hour and a half north. Late flights can be met with a room held until departure.
duration
7 nights
season
March — June, September — October
Group
2 — 6 Travelers
If you represent clients who travel this way, we would welcome an introduction.
Client protection
A travel agency registered with Turismo de Portugal under RNAVT 10589. We hold the professional liability insurance required of licensed Portuguese agencies and we contribute to the national Travel and Tourism Guarantee Fund, which protects the amounts your clients pay us.
In practice this means three things for you. Your clients travel with a licensed operator, not an intermediary. Every supplier we contract is contracted by us, so the liability sits with us and not with your agency. And if something goes wrong on the ground, there is a Portuguese company with a registration number answering for it.