Start your customizable private tour at the Sanctuary of Fatima, where you can meditate, pray, and attend the Mass. Admire the basilica’s monuments, including the Chapel of the Apparitions, built in response to Our Lady of Fatima’s request that a chapel be built in her honor. The chapel also houses the tombs of the three shepherds and a piece of the Berlin Wall, symbolizing the end of Communism. Next to the chapel, see the 100-plus-year-old Azinheira Grande, the largest existing tree in the Cova da Iria.Next, discover the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary of Fatima, where the tombs of the three shepherds are housed. See a piece of the Berlin Wall, a symbol of the end of Communism. Visit the Basilica of Most Holy Trinity, the world’s fourth largest Catholic Church by capacity.  Journey to Batalha and discover the Monastery of Santa Maria da Vitória, known as the Batalha Monastery. Portugal’s King John I ordered the Dominican monastery built in 1386, in gratitude to the Virgin Mary for victory in the Battle of Aljubarrota. Having undergone several evolutions over its two centuries and seven reign, this National Monument of Heritage and Humanity is the only site that combines Gothic and Manuelino styles. Inside the monastery you can stop at Major Chapel, Founder's Chapel, the Chapter Room, Royal Cloister, and the Chapels of D. Duarte. Then, visit the Atlantic coast town of Nazaré. Many call their long sandy beaches the best in Portugal, and they draw plenty of summer tourists. The town was once known for the traditional costumes worn by its fishermen and their wives, who sported traditional headscarves and embroidered aprons over seven multi-colored flannel skirts. Absorb its flavor before ending your tour at the original starting point.

Route Tour Unipessoal LDA

Confirmation will be received at time of booking,This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travelers

Driver/guide,Hotel/port pickup and drop-off,Transport by air-conditioned minivan,Internet WiFi,Bottled water

Food and drinks,Gratuities,Guide visit inside monuments