Private Getaway in Sintra - Through the Hills to the Coast

One of the most well-known attractions in Sintra and perhaps in Portugal. Sitting at the top of the Sintra Hills, it's privileged location represents the monarchy at it's high in Portugal. A magnificient and exuberant Palace stands in the middle of a 85 hectares (210 acres) natural park, considered by UNESCO a World Heritage Site. Visiting inside is optional. The visit does not include the guide on the inside of the monument. Tickets are NOT included! There are 2 different tickets available: 1. Ticket for the Park 2. Ticket for the Park + Palace + Terraces If the clients wish to opt for the 2nd option then it is recommended to purchase the tickets ahead of time via the official website.

Built by the Moors in the 8th and 9th centuries, it was an important strategic point during the Reconquista, and was taken by Christian forces after the fall of Lisbon in 1147. Considered to the the "crown" of Sintra. We will stop at certain viewpoints where you'll be able to see the Castle.

The Biester Palace dates back to the last two decades of the 19th century (1880-1890), and is a Romantic work par excellence, eclectic and exuberant, with elegant elevations that reveal the good taste of the period at its peak. The execution of the magnificent frescoes and carvings, which richly decorate all the walls, was given to the most renowned artists, Luigi Manini and Leandro Braga.

Standing in the historical heart of Sintra, this is the best-preserved medieval royal residence in Portugal, being inhabited more or less continuously from at least the early 15th century to the late 19th century.

The second most well-known attraction in Sintra. Incredible property with a mix and mash of different architectural styles and some deep stories involving secret societies, templars and millionars. Home to the most photographed place in Sintra, the Initiation Well. Visiting inside is optional. The visit does not include the guide on the inside of the monument. Tickets are NOT included!

The Park and Palace of Monserrate is a captivating destination that seamlessly blends architectural splendor, lush gardens, and breathtaking scenery, built by a British merchant and art collector named Francis Cook in the 19th century. The palace, known for its striking blend of Gothic, Indian, and Moorish styles, exudes an enchanting ambiance. The surrounding park features expansive gardens adorned with exotic plants, meandering pathways, and serene water features. Visiting inside is optional

Colares is a charming town known for its unique wine production. It is surrounded by beautiful beaches, historic monuments and lush green landscapes. Visitors can enjoy hiking and exploring the natural beauty, visiting local wineries, and experiencing the rich culture and history of the town. Colares is a perfect destination for those looking for a peaceful and relaxed getaway.

Located on the western coast of Portugal near Sintra, is a breathtaking beach renowned for its natural beauty and surf-friendly waves. Stretching over two kilometers, it offers a magnificent expanse of golden sand lapped by the Atlantic Ocean. Surrounded by rugged cliffs and stunning rock formations, Praia Grande provides a dramatic backdrop for sunbathing, leisurely walks, and water activities. Its consistent swells and challenging breaks make it a popular destination for surfers of all skill levels, hosting various national and international competitions. The beach is also equipped with excellent facilities, including restaurants, cafes, and beachfront accommodations.

This place is the western-most point in Continental Europe. The views of the rugged landscape, dominated by cliffs and low vegetation are definitely worth of your attention. Behold the place "Where the earth ends and the sea begins".