A historic, yellow tram travelling down the, colourful, tidy streets of Lisbon on a beautiful day in the city in Portugal.
The parallel lines of vibrant vineyards running tidily up the hill, as they're lit up by the sunset over the Alentejo region, Portugal.
A large table spanning the length of the cellar of the Cartuxa winery, lined with stacks of wooden barrels built into the rooms arches. Alentejo, Portugal.
Two piers on wooden stilts leading out into the sunset beyond the choppy seas off the Portuguese coast in Carrasqueira, Alentejo.
A large church in the centre of Évora, overlooking the beautiful, baroque style, Giraldo Square Fountain, on a sunny day in the Alentejo region, Portugal.

Portuguese Delights: A Taste of Lisbon and Alentejo

6 nights from $3,844pp

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From the traditional and innovative gastronomy of Lisbon to the authentic food and wine of rural Alentejo, this seven-day tour dishes up a selection of Portugal’s finest flavours.

Eat your way around Lisbon on a guided food tour, discover the magical landscapes and superb tastes of northern Alentejo, explore the enchanting town of Évora, and round off your trip with a little downtime amid the barefoot chic of Comporta.

Highlights of our Lisbon and Alentejo Food and Wine Tour

  • Stay in a trio of sumptuous hotels: a 16th-century restored palace in Lisbon, a designer wine hotel in Alentejo, and a blissful beachside retreat in Comporta.
  • Discover the flavours of Lisbon on a mouth-watering food tour around this picturesque European capital.
  • Taste the unique regional cuisine and sample the magnificent wines of Alentejo with a selection of vineyard tours, wine tastings and winery lunches.
  • Explore the UNESCO-listed town of Évora, capital of Alentejo and home to numerous Roman and medieval ruins.
  • Round off your trip experiencing Comporta, exploring the area by e-bike and relaxing at an exclusive beach club nestled amid pine forest and sand dunes.
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A Historic, yellow tram travelling past the matching coloured Arco da Rua Augusta, a grand arch with detailed sculpted figures, in Lisbon, Portugal.

Day 1: Arrival in Lisbon

Upon arrival at Lisbon Airport, you’ll be met by your private driver and transferred to your five-star hotel, a beautifully restored 16th-century palace in the heart of Lisbon.

Refresh with a dip in the outdoor pool or unwind after your journey with a treatment in the spa. Then we have the perfect dinner suggestion to get your trip off to a memorable start.

Delicious pastel de nata, a Portuguese custard dessert, being removed from the baking tray, ready to eat, Portugal.

Day 2: Private Food Tour in Lisbon

Savour the tastes of Lisbon and get a flavour of this picturesque city on a private food tour. This morning tour introduces you to some of the best-loved dishes and pastries (including the famous pastel de nata) in Lisbon, and gives you a glimpse of everyday life in the city.

Enjoy some leisure time this afternoon. Your hotel is perfectly placed for exploring more of the city – or you might prefer to relax with a glass of wine next to the pool.

The parallel lines of vibrant vineyards running tidily up the hill, as they're lit up by the sunset over the Alentejo region, Portugal.

Day 3: From Lisbon to Alentejo

Enjoy a relaxing morning in your Lisbon hotel – perhaps you can squeeze in one last swim or a final massage in the spa – before swapping the bustling city for the peace and tranquillity of Alentejo.

Your private driver will transport you to a traditional, family-run vineyard with a fascinating history dating back to the 19th century. Enjoy a tour and tasting, and savour a vineyard lunch, before continuing to your five-star design hotel in the heart of Alentejo

A large table spanning the length of the cellar of the Cartuxa winery, lined with stacks of wooden barrels built into the rooms arches. Alentejo, Portugal.

Day 4: Wine tour in Alentejo

Located in the shadow of Roman ruins, the Torre de Palma wine hotel celebrates the Roman passions of wine, olive oil, horses and spas. You’ll spend today at the hotel, touring the vineyard, learning about the history of the property which dates back to the 14th century, and of course sampling its many delights. Your day includes a vineyard lunch of traditional Alentejo cuisine accompanied by wines from the estate.

Enjoy an afternoon at leisure – if you’re feeling active you can ride a traditional Lusitano horse in the hotel grounds, or retreat to the spa for a little pampering.

The Royal Palace of Évora, located amongst Évora's vibrant public gardens, lit up by the scorching sun hiding behind the trees, in Alentejo, Portugal.

Day 5: Exploring the Medieval Town of Évora

After breakfast, check out of your wine hotel and set off for the beautiful medieval town of Évora, capital of the Alentejo region. Enjoy a guided walking tour around the historic buildings, Roman ruins and medieval cathedral of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, and stop at a traditional quinta on the outskirts of town for a wine tour and tasting.

Your journey continues to the sleepy fishing village of Comporta where you’ll check into the sleek boutique hotel, Sublime Comporta, nestled amid sand dunes and pine forest.

Two piers on wooden stilts leading out into the sunset beyond the choppy seas off the Portuguese coast in Carrasqueira, Alentejo.

Day 6: Discover Comporta by e-bike

Tucked at the base of the Troia Peninsula, Comporta offers pure barefoot chic, its dreamy windswept coastline a jealously guarded secret among the European élite. Discover the region on a private e-biking adventure, which includes a visit to the picturesque fishing port at Carrasqueira.

In the afternoon, head to the Sublime Comporta Beach Club, a short 10-minute walk from the hotel. Stretch out on a sunbed to work on your tan, sip a cocktail at the beach bar, and enjoy dinner at the restaurant watching the ever-changing colours of sunset.

Sunset beyond the stunning landscape of the Douro valley, with the hills covered head to toe with the lush vineyards of Porto, Portugal.

Day 7: Your Final day in Portugal

It’s the final day of your trip today, but you’ve plenty of time to relax around the pool, indulge in a spa treatment, or squeeze in a few more hours at the beach club before your onward journey.

If you fancy extending your Portuguese adventure, why not head north to explore the delights of Porto and the Douro Valley?

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