



by Inside Lisbon Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€130Fátima is a key Christian pilgrimage site in Portugal, known for the Sanctuary of Fatima that commemorates the 1917 apparitions of the Virgin Mary. This small-group day trip from Lisbon visits Fátima first, where travelers spend about an hour at the basilica honoring the apparition. The tour continues to the 14th-century Batalha Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a 40-minute visit limited to the main church area, which is free to enter. The cloisters and unfinished chapel are not included and require an extra fee paid directly by visitors. After Batalha, the group stops briefly in Nazaré’s old town to see the coastline known for miracles and visions. Lunch is taken on your own in the fishing village of Nazaré, which is popular for its restaurants and cafés. A short visit to the Nazaré cliffs offers views of the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding landscape. The final stop is the medieval village of Óbidos, founded in 208 BC and famous as a wedding gift town from King Dinis to Queen Isabel in 1282. Visitors follow the guide to a wine shop for a tasting of Ginja liqueur served in a chocolate cup. Afterward, there is free time to walk the village’s narrow streets, explore the fortress walls, and browse shops selling handmade ceramics before returning to Lisbon. The tour uses a comfortable air-conditioned minivan and lasts about nine hours.
Basilica de Nossa Senhora do Rosario de Fatima
Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle to Fátima, where the Sanctuary of Fatima commemorates the 1917 apparitions of the Virgin Mary. Spend about one hour visiting the basilica, a major pilgrimage site attracting millions of Catholic visitors annually.
60 min
Batalha Monastery
Visit the 14th-century Batalha Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for about 40 minutes. The visit includes the main church area, free of charge, where the royal burial site is located. Visiting the cloisters and unfinished chapel requires an extra fee paid onsite, which is not included due to time constraints.
40 min
Nazaré old town
Make a brief stop in Nazaré’s old town to see the coastline, known for miracles and visions. This stop provides views of the Portuguese coast and a chance to see the town’s historic area.
20 min
Praia da Nazare
Take a lunch break in Nazaré for about two hours. The fishing village is known for its range of restaurants and cafés. After lunch, there is a short stop at the Nazaré cliffs to view the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding landscape.
120 min
Obidos Village
Visit Óbidos, a medieval village founded in 208 BC and known as the 'wedding present town' from King Dinis to Queen Isabel in 1282. Follow the guide to a wine shop for a Ginja liqueur tasting served in a chocolate cup. Then enjoy about one hour of free time to explore the village’s fortress, narrow streets, colorful houses, and shops offering handmade ceramics before returning to Lisbon.
60 min
Please meet our guide in front of the Hard Rock Cafe. Most of the times the guide will park the vehicle in a underground parking lot, so don't worry if you don't see any vehicles approaching.
End point
Please meet our guide in front of the Hard Rock Cafe. Most of the times the guide will park the vehicle in a underground parking lot, so don't worry if you don't see any vehicles approaching.




by Inside Lisbon Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€130Fátima is a key Christian pilgrimage site in Portugal, known for the Sanctuary of Fatima that commemorates the 1917 apparitions of the Virgin Mary. This small-group day trip from Lisbon visits Fátima first, where travelers spend about an hour at the basilica honoring the apparition. The tour continues to the 14th-century Batalha Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a 40-minute visit limited to the main church area, which is free to enter. The cloisters and unfinished chapel are not included and require an extra fee paid directly by visitors. After Batalha, the group stops briefly in Nazaré’s old town to see the coastline known for miracles and visions. Lunch is taken on your own in the fishing village of Nazaré, which is popular for its restaurants and cafés. A short visit to the Nazaré cliffs offers views of the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding landscape. The final stop is the medieval village of Óbidos, founded in 208 BC and famous as a wedding gift town from King Dinis to Queen Isabel in 1282. Visitors follow the guide to a wine shop for a tasting of Ginja liqueur served in a chocolate cup. Afterward, there is free time to walk the village’s narrow streets, explore the fortress walls, and browse shops selling handmade ceramics before returning to Lisbon. The tour uses a comfortable air-conditioned minivan and lasts about nine hours.
Basilica de Nossa Senhora do Rosario de Fatima
Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle to Fátima, where the Sanctuary of Fatima commemorates the 1917 apparitions of the Virgin Mary. Spend about one hour visiting the basilica, a major pilgrimage site attracting millions of Catholic visitors annually.
60 min
Batalha Monastery
Visit the 14th-century Batalha Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for about 40 minutes. The visit includes the main church area, free of charge, where the royal burial site is located. Visiting the cloisters and unfinished chapel requires an extra fee paid onsite, which is not included due to time constraints.
40 min
Nazaré old town
Make a brief stop in Nazaré’s old town to see the coastline, known for miracles and visions. This stop provides views of the Portuguese coast and a chance to see the town’s historic area.
20 min
Praia da Nazare
Take a lunch break in Nazaré for about two hours. The fishing village is known for its range of restaurants and cafés. After lunch, there is a short stop at the Nazaré cliffs to view the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding landscape.
120 min
Obidos Village
Visit Óbidos, a medieval village founded in 208 BC and known as the 'wedding present town' from King Dinis to Queen Isabel in 1282. Follow the guide to a wine shop for a Ginja liqueur tasting served in a chocolate cup. Then enjoy about one hour of free time to explore the village’s fortress, narrow streets, colorful houses, and shops offering handmade ceramics before returning to Lisbon.
60 min
Please meet our guide in front of the Hard Rock Cafe. Most of the times the guide will park the vehicle in a underground parking lot, so don't worry if you don't see any vehicles approaching.
End point
Please meet our guide in front of the Hard Rock Cafe. Most of the times the guide will park the vehicle in a underground parking lot, so don't worry if you don't see any vehicles approaching.