Mafra & Ericeira & Sintra Full Day Tour

The north turret was occupied by the king and the south turret by the queen, and both turrets are linked by an enormous gallery – making it Europe’s largest palatial corridor. In the building It boasts a large library thought to be one of the most beautiful in the world. The Royal Convent and Palace of Mafra is the most important baroque monument in Portugal. Such magnificence was only possible due to the Brazilian gold that poured into the country, allowing the King to carry out his patronage of the arts and the strengthening of royal authority.

At Sea, the daily work of the fishermen is only equaled by the dedication and presence of surfers and bodyboarders who find Ericeira as a special refuge. The characteristics of the coast, where tall cliffs alternate with small sandy coves make Ericeira a destination for surfers from around the globe. All that you can see and understand at this Reserve.

This Palace represents one of the best expressions in the world of the 19th century architectural Romanticism. It was the first romantic Palace, having been built 30 years before the other known romantic Palace in Baviera. Its gardens with unusual tree species in Europe make the perfect complement to the beauty of Pena’s Palace.

The Palace is decorated with gothic turrets, carved gargoyles and other ornate features. But the true wonder are the grounds that cover 4 hectares and were inspired by the owner’s mystic ideologies. There are references to the Knights Templar, the masons and dark alchemy. Its well is the strangest feature and more mystic feature. In the bottom you’ll connect to a series of tunnels that run to the gardens.

The Palacio Nacional Sintra is the best-preserved medieval royal palace in Portugal. The minimalistic gothic exterior of the palace hides a wonder of decorative state rooms. The palace’s long history has been intertwined with the fortunes of Portugal’s ruling nobility, who resided here from the early 15th through to the late 19th century.

This Palace is one of the last great buildings in the Rococo style in Europe, it was built as a summer retreat. But after the fire that attacked the Ajuda’s Palace in 1794, it became the official residence of the Prince Regent of Portugal and his family. The royal family remained there until they fled to Brazil in 1807, due to the French invasions. The building it’s frequently called the Portuguese Versailles.

A viewpoint from which one can see the Sintra coastline.
It has a stunning view of the cliffs looming over the full majesty of the Atlantic Ocean flanked by the picturesque scene of the little houses adorned with blue, almost as if sculpted into the rock. In this idyllic setting the sea enters between the cliffs, forming small natural pools.

You can have surf lessons in this area and fully enjoy the outstanding beaches and sightseeing we have along this Coast. Book with us.

We can book a wine tasting in some of the most interesting and historical winemakers in this area. In here you can try out the Portuguese wine and understand its history and cultural importance. For wine lovers it’s a must-do.

If you like horses and want to try an experience riding them, we have the perfect partner for you to do it.

If you’re a History Lover you can book a walking tour with a professional guide for you on an area that you decide or for the full tour. Ask us for details.