Sunny Portugal featuring Porto

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Thursday May 28, 2026	Tuesday Jun 9, 2026	No Booking Fees! No Booking Fees! We do not charge booking fees on any Collette vacations. You're sure to enjoy an affordable Collette tour package when booking with us! Contact us for pricing and availability. Available for new bookings made starting 10/13/20. Subject to expire without advanced notice. Bonus Offers are not combinable, unless noted otherwise. Pricing may already reflect the application of any applicable promotions. Additional restrictions apply. Certain terms and conditions apply to each offer. Additional restrictions apply. We reserve the right to correct errors. Exclusive Rates on all Collette Tours! Exclusive Rates on all Collette Tours! Book any Collette Tour with us and you'll get the best deal possible! Contact us for pricing and availability. Available for new bookings made starting 12/15/23. Subject to expire without advanced notice. Bonus Offers are not combinable, unless noted otherwise. Pricing may already reflect the application of any applicable promotions. Additional restrictions apply. Certain terms and conditions apply to each offer. Additional restrictions apply. We reserve the right to correct errors.	$3,899.00	Yes (Departure #51-2-16087-659)

Tour Itinerary

Collette Tour Code 51-2

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Collette Tour Code 51-2

Day
1
Overnight Flight

Ancient castles and Roman ruins, groves of orange and almond trees, quiet whitewashed villages, and welcoming locals – Portugal is waiting for you.
Day
2
Porto, Portugal

Arrive in Porto, a former industrial city steeped in history. Porto’s Baroque and modernist architecture blend to create an artistic heritage that's earned a UNESCO designation. Here, you’ll find quiet cafés perfect for sipping a glass of port wine and watching the world go by. You may choose to venture out and head toward the Douro River, where so much of the history of this city started.
Day
3
Porto

Get ready for a full and intense day of discovery. Begin with a walking tour led by a local expert, exploring charming cobblestone streets and the vibrant atmosphere Porto is known for. As you make your way towards the Palácio da Bolsa, pass by the São Bento Railway Station, renowned for its azulejo (tile) panels depicting scenes from Portuguese history. At Palácio da Bolsa (Stock Exchange Palace), take in the grandeur of the Arab Room with its lavish Moorish-inspired decor. Stroll through the historic Ribeira District, a UNESCO World Heritage site, bursting with colorful building facades and lively riverside cafés. Next, cross the bridge into the neighboring city of Vila Nova de Gaia, tracing the historic paths of Portugal's esteemed wine merchants. Tour a traditional wine cellar, indulging in the rich flavors of vintage wines that have made this region famous worldwide. Cap off your day with a scenic cruise along the Douro River, passing under Porto's magnificent bridges and taking in breathtaking views of the city. Tonight, join your fellow travelers for a welcome dinner.
- Meals Included:
- Breakfast
- Dinner
Day
4
Porto

The day is yours to enjoy. Perhaps you’ll decide to visit Livraria Lello,* one of the world's most beautiful bookstores, or climb the Clérigos Tower for panoramic views of the city. Don’t miss a stop at a local restaurant to try the famous local delicacy francesinha, a multi-tiered sandwich topped with savory sauce and a fried egg. Alternatively, you might choose to join an optional excursion to the charming cities of Braga and Guimarães.
- Meals Included:
- Breakfast
Day
5
Porto - Aveiro - Lisbon

This morning, say goodbye to Porto. En route to the capital, enjoy some free time to experience the city of Aveiro. This enchanting city is known for its canals and its egg-yolk desserts, loved by the Portuguese, and has a rich history and heritage fueled by its canals and Atlantic Ocean. Take some time to enjoy lunch on your own before leaving for Lisbon. Settle into your hotel before joining your fellow travelers for dinner at a local restaurant.
- Meals Included:
- Breakfast
- Dinner
Day
6
Lisbon

Choose how you want to explore Lisbon today, because it’s your choice! Discover the art and tradition of Portuguese sidewalks during a locally led walking tour -OR- venture with your Tour Manager on foot and discover the city through the lens of the businesses and streets connected with the country's most loved fish, bacalhau (salted codfish). After, travel to Belem and see the iconic Belem Tower (UNESCO). See the façade of the 16th-century Jeronimos Monastery* (UNESCO) and learn about the importance of this iconic site. Tonight, you may choose to join an optional tour to listen to local artists perform traditional Fado music, a UNESCO intangible cultural heritage highlight.
- Meals Included:
- Breakfast
Day
7
Lisbon - Evora

Today, make your way through Portugal’s charming countryside. Visit a family-owned cork factory, where you'll learn about the product’s importance to the local economy and why Portugal is the world’s top cork producer. Your journey then takes you to Evora (UNESCO) – the “Museum City of Portugal.” In the afternoon, with your local expert, take time to explore this medieval walled city and see its well-preserved Roman temple up close.
- Meals Included:
- Breakfast
Day
8
Evora - Lagos

Journey to the stunning coasts of the Algarve – the southernmost region of Portugal. On the way, visit a local gin distillery. Learn how one man took homemade drink and implemented traditional Portuguese stills and local ingredients to craft a premium gin. Savor the flavors of these botanicals before continuing your journey south. This afternoon, keep the day balanced and fruity at a winery. Indulge in full-bodied wines from the Alentejo region during a winery tour, tasting, and light lunch before continuing on your drive. Later, switch the rich taste of local wine and spirits for salty ocean air in Algarve. This evening, explore the historic resort town of Lagos, where Moorish and Renaissance influences meet towering seaside cliffs. Many celebrated voyagers began their explorations from this bustling port.
- Meals Included:
- Breakfast
- Lunch
Day
9
Lagos

It's your day to experience the Algarve on your own. Geraniums, camellias, and oleanders grow alongside fig, orange, and almond trees, while brightly colored fishing boats bob in the sea. Protected by hills to the north and warmed by the sea, the Algarve’s mild climate and beautiful beaches attract visitors from all over the world. You may choose to join an optional boat tour** today that gets you closer to some of the most famous coastal scenery in Portugal.
- Meals Included:
- Breakfast
- Dinner
Day
10
Lagos - Portimão - Monchique - Lagos

This morning venture along the coast to discover the importance of the sardine canning industry in the Algarve. Then, continue to Monchique, a mountain village nestled within a rich landscape, to learn the secrets of regional bread and fruits. Sample them with a savory picnic lunch featuring freshly prepared Algarve seasonal and local specialties. Return to Lagos for an evening at leisure.
- Meals Included:
- Breakfast
- Lunch
Day
11
Lagos - Setúbal - Cascais

En route to the Portuguese Riviera, make a stop in Setúbal a colorful industrial city and one of southern Europe's best-kept secrets. See the Mercado (Farmers Market) do Livramento up close. It's considered one of the best fish markets in the world, and it’s also rich with displays of fresh fruits and vegetables. Then, head to the Portuguese Riviera. Mansions scattered throughout Cascais and Monte Estoril all hint at this area’s history as a haven for exiled European royals and nobility.
- Meals Included:
- Breakfast
Day
12
Cascais - Obidos - Sintra - Cascais

Explore the picture-perfect city of Obidos, where white-washed houses sit snug within medieval city walls, and toast with a ginjinha, a sour cherry liqueur served in a small chocolate cup. Continue on to Sintra (UNESCO), a breathtaking hub that served as the summer residence of Portuguese kings for six centuries. Then, it’s your choice! Explore the quaint hilltop village of Sintra and take some time to wander through its winding streets -OR- join a guided tour of the National Palace of Sintra, considered the best-preserved medieval palace in Portugal. Bid Portugal goodbye during dinner in Cascais, and celebrate the end of your unforgettable journey.
- Meals Included:
- Breakfast
- Dinner
Day
13
Cascais - Tour Ends

Your tour ends today.
- Meals Included:
- Breakfast

Optional Activities:

A Night of Fado
Location: Lisbon
Price: $120.00 per person

Fado: the perfect blend of voice and guitar. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Patrimony, it is a celebrated form of world music that captures what it is to be Portuguese. The word Fado comes from the Latin word "fatum," which means fate or destiny. It is a style of music that is about deep feelings: the disappointments of love, the ups and downs of life. No one knows quite how Fado first came into being, but to this day, Portugal's traditional music remains at the very heart of the country's culture. In one of Lisbon’s most popular Fado restaurants, professional performers entertain you while you enjoy a typical Portuguese three-course dinner with wine included. Duration approximately 4 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 8 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
Algarve’s Coastal Cruise
Location: Algarve
Price: $50.00 per person

Set sail on the clear blue waters of the Bay of Lagos to experience the stunning Ponta da Piedade with some of the most beautiful and famous coastal scenery in Portugal, including pristine beaches and rocky cliffs that are simply breathtaking. Upon arrival at Ponta da Piedade transfer to smaller boats... then, it’s off to explore the magical grottoes! Take in the striking rock formations sculpted by the sea for thousands of years as you weave in and out of tiny inlets, serene grottoes and impressive caves. Duration approximately 2 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 10 passenger(s) is required to operate this option. This excursion may not operate based on weather conditions. Also due to weather conditions, this excursion may operate in the afternoon. Excursion will not be exclusive to Collette if our group does not fill the boat (boat accommodates a maximum of 33 guests).
Braga & Guimarães, “The Cradle of Portugal"
Location: Porto
Price: $59.00 per person

Start your day early with a scenic drive to Braga. Begin your visit with the iconic Bom Jesus do Monte Sanctuary and take the funicular to reach the top, where you'll be rewarded with stunning views. Wander through the historic center of Braga and enjoy leisurely free time for lunch. Head to Guimarães, known as the "birthplace of Portugal." Visit the impressive Palace of the Dukes of Braganza, a beautifully restored 15th-century palace with a fascinating collection of artifacts and period furniture. Take a leisurely walk through the charming streets of Guimarães, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy the picturesque squares, historic buildings, and vibrant atmosphere. Conclude your day with a relaxing journey back to Porto, reflecting on the rich history and culture you've experienced. Duration approximately 8 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 10 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.

Tour Extensions:

Pre-tour Hotel

Porto Royal Bridges
Price: $160.00 per person

Post-tour Extension

4 Night Madeira Island Extension (Land Only)
Price: $899.00 per person

Extend your stay in Portugal with 3 nights on the island paradise of Madeira and 1 night in Lisbon, Portugal’s vibrant capital city. Considered to be the “Pearl of the Atlantic,” Madeira combines nature - it's gushing streams, irrigation channels and botanical gardens - with culture such as wine tasting and watching embroiderers and wicker weavers at work. Enjoy a full day at leisure to soak up the island’s charms however you please. Spend time in traditional villages, venture along winding mountain roads, and splash in natural volcanic swimming pools. Your mini-tour ends with a night in Lisbon, whose captivating energy and mouth-watering culinary scene will capture your heart (and stomach!). Your other option is a post night

Post-tour Hotel

Vila Gale Cascais Hotel
Price: $75.00 per person

Tour extensions are 1-night in length, unless noted otherwise.

Accommodations

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Porto Royal Bridges Hotel

Day 2 to 4
Location: Rua de Sa da Bandeira 53, Sala 111, Porto, 4000-433, Portugal

Turim Marques Hotel

Day 5 to 6
Location: R. Mouzinho da Silveira 26, Lisbon, 1250-167, Portugal

Vitoria Stone Hotel

Day 7
Location: Rua Diana de Liz 5, Evora, Portugal

Vila Galé Lagos

Day 8 to 10
Location: Meia Praia, Algarve, 8600-315, Portugal

Vila Galé

Day 11 to 12
Location: R. Frei Nicolau de Oliveira, 80-, Parque da Gandarinha, Cascais, 2750-641, Portugal

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Highlights

Porto

Porto

Porto, known as Oporto in English, is the second largest city in Portugal, after Lisbon, and is located in northern Portugal. The city dates back to the 4th century. Porto’s city center is one of the oldest city centers in Europe. One of Portugal’s well known exports, port wine, is named for Porto since the metropolitan and surrounding area was responsible for the production and export of the fortified wine.
Stock Exchange Palace

Stock Exchange Palace

The Stock Exchange Palace, also called Palace of la Bolsa de Madrid, is a building located in Madrid, Spain that houses the stock exchange. The palace was founded in 1841 and is the largest of Spain’s four regional stock exchanges.
Lisbon

Lisbon

Spread across steep hillsides that overlook the Rio Tejo, Lisbon offers all the delights you’d expect of Portugal’s star attraction, yet with half the fuss of other European capitals. Gothic cathedrals, majestic monasteries and quaint museums are all part of the colorful cityscape, but the real delights of discovery lie in wandering the narrow lanes of Lisbon’s lovely backstreets. The Lisbon experience encompasses so many things, from enjoying a fresh pastry and bica (espresso) on a petite leafy plaza to window-shopping in elegant Chiado. It’s mingling with Lisboêtas at a neighborhood festival or watching the sunset from the old Moorish castle.
Calcadas Walking Tour or The Way of the Cod Tour

Calcadas Walking Tour or The Way of the Cod Tour

For your first choice, you can discover the art of the Portuguese sidewalks on a locally led walking tour. Get to know the history behind the emblematic Portuguese sidewalks, which are a symbol of culture and art in the country today. Black and white, symmetrical or not, the sidewalks have shapes and designs that narrate an era. For your second choice, you can venture with your Tour Manager and discover the city through the lens of the country’s beloved salted codfish. Hear how the fishermen throughout history would trek out into the cold, North Atlantic waters for this delicacy that cannot be found on Portuguese seashores. Lisbon & Its Famed "Calcadas" Walking Tour Activity Level 3 Led by a local guide, this tour requires walking 2 miles excluding Elevador da Gloria. It will include steep hills and walking on cobblestone, uneven streets. The Way of the Cod - Codfish Route Activity Level 2 Includes public transportation using the subway. Involves walking on cobblestoned, uneven streets.
Belém

Belém

Standing proudly on the bank of the Targus river in Lisbon is Belém Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This 16th-century tower was where explorers from the Age of Discovery set out towards the New World, across the Atlantic.
Cork Factory

Cork Factory

Visit a local cork factory, where you’ll learn about the product’s importance to the local economy. Harvested from the cork oak, or sobreiro as it’s known in Portuguese, cork is transformed into hundreds of different products.
Evora

Evora

One of Portugal’s most beautifully preserved medieval towns, Évora is an enchanting place to delve into the past. Inside the 14th-century walls, Évora’s narrow, winding lanes lead to striking architectural works: an elaborate medieval cathedral and cloisters; the cinematic columns of the Templo Romano (near the intriguing Roman baths); and a picturesque town square, once the site of some rather gruesome episodes courtesy of the Inquisition. Aside from its historic and aesthetic virtues, Évora is also a lively university town, and its many attractive restaurants serve up hearty Alentejan cuisine.
Alentejo

Alentejo

Travel across the famous Alentejo region of southern Portugal, known for three things; pottery, wine, and cork. Sparsely populated, the Alentejo region is rolling green hills, orchards of sobreiro trees, and vineyards.
Lagos

Lagos

The town lies along the bank of the Rio Bensafrim, with 16th-century walls enclosing the old town’s pretty, cobbled streets and picturesque plazas and churches. Beyond these lies a modern, but not overly unattractive, modern sprawl. The town’s good restaurants and range of fabulous beaches nearby add to the allure. With every activity under the sun (literally) on offer, plus a pumping nightlife, it’s not surprising that people of all ages are drawn here. Aside from its hedonistic appeal, Lagos has historical clout, having launched many naval excursions during Portugal’s extraordinary Age of Discoveries.
Algarve

Algarve

The Algarve is alluring. Coastal Algarve receives much exposure for its breathtaking cliffs, golden beaches, scalloped bays and sandy islands. But the letter 'S' (for sun, surf and sand) is only one letter in the Algarvian alphabet: activities, beach bars (and discos), castles (both sandy and real), diving, entertainment, fun. Coastal Algarve is not all there is to the region. The enchanting inner Algarve boasts pretty castle towns and historic villages, cork tree– and flower-covered hillsides, and birdlife.
Portimão

Portimão
Setúbal

Setúbal
Portuguese Riviera

Portuguese Riviera

The Riviera stretches from Lisbon and Cascais. The coastline has become a place where the elite vacation between September and October, and a popular tourist destination for its chic look. Removed from the city, the Lisbon coastline is easy access to all the culture that Lisbon offers. It has become a major hotspot for major international celebrities from the world of fashion, sport, and entertainment. The Riviera is also known for is world class conditions for surfing.
Obidos

Obidos

Obidos is a small town located on the Atlantic Coast of Portugal. The town’s origins can be traced back to an early Roman settlement. The area of the town is located on a hilltop, surrounded by a fortified wall. From its streets, squares, fortified wall and castle, the town remains as a well preserved example of medieval architecture. It is because of this that the town is a popular tourist destination.
Sintra

Sintra

With its rippling mountains, dewy forests thick with ferns and lichen, exotic gardens and glittering palaces, Sintra is like a page torn from a fairy tale. Its Unesco World Heritage–listed centre, Sintra-Vila, is dotted with pastel-hued manors folded into luxuriant hills that roll down to the blue Atlantic. The jewel on the crown lording ominously over the picturesque town center is the National Palace, once the summer retreat of the Portuguese monarchy.
National Palace of Sintra or Walking Tour

National Palace of Sintra or Walking Tour

While in Sintra, you have the choice of two activities. First, you may choose to explore the quaint hilltop village, making your way along the winding streets lined with cork products. Then get a taste of Sintra when you savor a local pastry. Your other option is to be led on a tour of the National Palace of Sintra, the country’s best-preserved palace from the Middle Ages. Sintra Walking Tour Activity Level: 2 20 minute Tour Manager guided orientation tour of Sintra with pastra at Piriquita and drink with free time. Sintra National Palace Activity Level: 3 When visiting the National Palace, travelers need to be able stand for 30 minutes at a time and be able to climb 100 steps.
UNESCO World Heritage Sites

UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Heritage is the legacy of the past, what we live with today, and what we pass on to future generations. A World Heritage Site is a place of special cultural or physical significance and is selected by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). To be nominated a site must meet at least one of the 10 cultural and natural criteria. UNESCO World Heritage sites included on your tour are Jerónimos Monastery, Tower of Belém, Evora, and Sintra.

Must Sees

Tour Lisbon and take in views of the Tagus River.
Walk through the medieval, whitewashed village of Obidos.
Venture to Porto and discover the Stock Exchange Palace and its beautiful Arab Room.

Meals Included: 17 (11 Breakfasts; 2 Lunches; 4 Dinners)

Cultural Experiences

Get a taste of Portuguese gin production at a local distillery.
Learn about the importance of cork to the Portuguese culture and economy at a family-owned cork factory.
Spend the night in Evora, known as the "Museum City of Portugal."
Enjoy a leisurely 3-night stay on the sunny coast of the Algarve.

Culinary Experiences

Savor the flavors of Algarve with iconic local petiscos.
Taste port wine and learn of its importance to the development of the northern city of Porto.
Sip the wines of the Alentejo region during a locally sourced lunch.

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