Almada and Lisbon Surroundings Exploration Itinerary

Explore the historic neighborhood of Alfama, visit the Lisbon Cathedral, and take a tram ride on Tram 28 to experience the city's iconic sights. For a traditional Portuguese breakfast, stop by Pasteis de Belém for their famous pastéis de nata.

Enjoy a guided tour of the Jerónimos Monastery and the Belém Tower. For lunch, try the petiscos (Portuguese tapas) at Petiscaria Ideal, a cozy spot with a great selection of local dishes.

End the day with an intimate live Fado music show at A Tasca do Chico, accompanied by a glass of Port wine.

Take a guided tour of the Pena Palace and the Quinta da Regaleira, immersing yourself in the magical atmosphere of Sintra. For a quick snack, try the travesseiros at Piriquita, a local pastry shop.

Explore the Moorish Castle and enjoy a leisurely lunch at Tulhas, a charming restaurant with a rooftop terrace and panoramic views of the town.

Return to Almada and dine at Restaurante A Grelha de Almada, known for its grilled fish and traditional Portuguese cuisine.

Participate in a Pastel de Nata baking class at Pasteis de Belém, where you can learn the secrets of this iconic Portuguese pastry.

Enjoy a guided kayaking tour of the Arrábida Natural Park and its caves, followed by a seafood lunch at Restaurante O Barbas in Sesimbra.

Conclude the day with a sunset catamaran tour with music and drinks, departing from Almada.

Embark on a dolphin watching tour from Setúbal and have a picnic lunch at the Arrábida Natural Park.

Visit the National Sanctuary of Christ the King and enjoy a traditional Portuguese dinner at Restaurante A Cervejaria Almadense, known for its seafood and beer.

Take a leisurely stroll along the Almada waterfront and savor a glass of local wine at Restaurante O Costa Nova.

Explore the local markets in Almada, such as the Mercado da Romeira, and sample a variety of Portuguese cheeses and wines.

Visit the Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória, a historic ship, and learn about Portugal's maritime heritage. For lunch, try the grilled sardines at Restaurante O Chalé das Três Esquinas.

Enjoy a traditional Fado music performance at Restaurante A Casa do Marquês, accompanied by a selection of petiscos.

Spend your last morning in Almada relaxing at the beach or taking a surfing lesson at Costa da Caparica. For a final taste of Portuguese cuisine, have a seafood lunch at Restaurante A Margem, overlooking the ocean.

Take a private sightseeing tour in a vintage Tuk Tuk, exploring the hidden gems of Almada and Lisbon. End the tour with a sunset cruise on the Tagus River.

Conclude your trip with a memorable dinner at Restaurante A Tasquinha do Xico, known for its traditional dishes and cozy atmosphere.