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Day tours
The ticket for a tour entitles the holder to the transportation, entrance fees, services specified in the program and an official guide interpreter. Extras are not included. Children under 4 years of age are carried free (meals to be paid by the adult in charge) between 5 and 10 years of age will pay 50% of the normal price. If the number of participants falls below 7 passengers the tour operator reserves the right to use minibuses or private car.

Private tours
Private tours with guide/drivers (4 and 8 seater vehicles) don't include entrances and guide services inside monuments, meals or other extras. Unless required by clients, these private tours with guide/drivers will not have an official guide interpreter but an official guide driver (explains monuments inside the vehicle and suggests free time for visits). Private tours with guide interpreters (in buses with guide interpreter + driver) don't include entrance fees, meals or other extras but may include guide services inside monuments. According to Portuguese law, guided services inside monuments or on any other tourist attraction can only be provided by official guide interpreters.

Cancellation fees
Day tours and private tours: up to 3 labour days before departure - 25% of total price afterwards no refund is granted. Long and short range tours: up to 7 labour days before departure: 25% of total price afterwards no refund is granted. In the case of No Shows on services or on tours, starting at the airport, harbour, train or bus station, hotel, etc, the total price of the reservation will be charged.

General conditions
Insurance required by Portuguese Law. All tours are subject to alteration without notice. National Monuments close on public holidays and special occasions without notice. Luggage is carried at client's risk, these being advised to watch the loading and unloading of their belongings.

Complaints
These will only be accepted in written once directed to the agency where the reservation and payment were done, within the limit of 15 days after the service has been rendered. In agreement with the EC directive, complaints can only be accepted after details have been communicated to the respective suppliers (hotels, guides, local agents, etc.), during the trip or stay, demanding the respective documents to confirm the incident.


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Silves, Monchique, Foia



Program

Silves, Monchique, Foia

Silves - slightly inland from Portimão was once on a par with Lisbon as a strategic Portuguese location. Silves Castle reveals some of the details around its history as an important Moorish capital, particularly from the 11th the 13th Century. A huge red sandstone castle, a choice of historic museums including the renowned Museum of Cork, a mix of chic cafes, restaurants and bars and local golf and horse riding are a few things you can expect in beautiful Silves. Popular with the day trips, Silves bustles in peak season and should be on everyone's Algarve itinerary.

Monchique is a small village in the heart of Monchique mountain, called by some people as the " Algarve’s Glorious Eden ".

Fóia is the Algarve’s highest peak, where we get to 900m altitude, watching the coast outlined against the blue sky and sea…this luxuriant vegetation contrasting with the rest of the province, shows us a bit of Algarve’s beauty.



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São Vicente, Lagos, Sagres



Program

São Vicente, Lagos, Sagres

We go until “the end of the world”: The São Vicente’s cape which is the Europe’s most southwest place. The cliffs rise nearly vertically from the Atlantic to a height of 75 meters. The cape is a site of exuberant marine life and a high concentration of birds nesting on the cliffs, such as the rare Bonelli's eagle, peregrine falcons, kites, rock thrushes, rock pigeons, storks and herons.

Lagos…This town is one of the most beautiful and historical of the Algarve, because here started the great adventure of the Discoverers.

Sagres: the ancient fortress which was once a school of navigation and has now magnificent views over the ocean. We visit the old fortress of the Portuguese school of navigators "who brought new worlds to the World". It can be a powerful sensation to sit quietly anywhere along the cliff tops here and look out to sea and ponder the extraordinary adventurers who have passed this way.




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Castro Marim, Tavira, Alcoutim



Program

Castro Marim, Tavira, Alcoutim

Going to the interior we still have some places which are incredibly beautiful: Castro Marim, Tavira (the Algarve’s most ancient city), Alcoutim (also a very typical village). Castro Marim - The first settlements in this area date back to approximately 5000 BC, possibly situated on the hill where the castle now stands. Phoenicians and Romans where present here. Due to the strategic position of the town on border with the kingdom of Castile , Castro Marim became the headquarters of the Order of Christ after the Christian reconquest.

Tavira - is one of the gems of the eastern Algarve. Straddling the River Gilao and the River Segua, its gentle charm and predominantly low-rise architecture set it aside from other resorts in the region. Sometimes referred to as the Venice of the Algarve, it boasts a seven-arched Roman bridge, some fine Renaissance architecture, numerous churches, tree-lined squares and a certain romantic air. Also, along the Travessa de Dona Brites you will find fine examples of medieval houses complete with Gothic windows and doorways. However, it is also a lively trading town with a vibrant fruit and vegetable market just beyond the riverside park where many stop to drink a coffee and catch up on the local gossip. An important place on the map throughout Portuguese history often used by travellers to Africa due to its proximity to Morocco and, in fact, once the most important port beyond Lisbon, this once thriving tuna- fishing town now depends largely on tourism. A nod to the town’s significant past are the ruins of a Moorish castle, the battlements of which can still be visited and from where one gets the best view of the town, its many church spires, ornate rooftops and balconies and indeed the river delta and beyond to the sea. At only 3 kilometres from the Atlantic coast, a handful of pleasant beaches are easily attainable from Tavira, not least the two beaches to be found on the island of Tavira.

Alcoutim - The blue river framed by cool greens of the riverside vegetation, of fertile orchards and gardens. The dark ochre of the hills, flecked with colour by cistus plants, holm, oak and the occasional olive tree. Houses with walls of schist or baked mud white with the dazzle of lime, huddled together in hamlets lost among the hills. Such contrasts are to be found in the Alcoutim municipality.



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Olhao, Tavira & Vila Real de Santo António



Description of main sites
Olhão

1. Ria Formosa Natural Park: A vast lagoon system of islands, marshes, and canals — one of Portugal’s greatest natural treasures. Perfect for birdwatching, boat tours, and discovering hidden beaches on nearby islands like Armona, Culatra, and Farol. 2. Olhão Market (Mercado de Olhão): Two red-brick buildings from 1916, facing the waterfront, housing lively fish and produce markets. A feast for the senses, especially on Saturday mornings. 3. Old Town (Bairro da Barreta & Bairro do Levante): A maze of white cube-like Moorish-style houses — Olhão’s signature architecture — with narrow alleys and rooftop terraces. 4. Ilha da Armona: Accessible by ferry a peaceful island with crystal-clear waters and long sandy beaches — great for swimming and relaxation away from crowds.

Tavira

1. Tavira Island (Ilha de Tavira): A long sandy island just off the coast, accessible by ferry or footbridge, known for its pristine beaches, calm atmosphere, and great seafood. 2. Tavira Castle (Castelo de Tavira): Remnants of a medieval fortress offering panoramic views over the town and the Gilão River. The surrounding garden adds charm. 3. Roman Bridge (Ponte Romana): A graceful stone bridge connecting both sides of Tavira’s historic center — a lovely spot for photos and sunset views. 4. Igreja da Misericórdia: A 16th-century Renaissance church, known for its detailed azulejos (blue tiles) and ornate façade. 5. Camera Obscura (Torre de Tavira): Located in a former water tower offers a unique live 360° optical view of the town using mirrors and lenses.

Vila Real de Santo António

1. Praça Marquês de Pombal: The elegant central square, designed in the 18th century after the Lisbon earthquake, surrounded by uniform neoclassical buildings — a perfect example of Pombaline urban planning. 2. Riverfront Promenade (Avenida da República): A charming walkway along the Guadiana River, with views across to Spain (Ayamonte), lined with palm trees and cafés. 3. Santo António Church (Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Encarnação): Located near the main square, featuring beautiful azulejo tiles and a serene atmosphere. 4. Beach of Monte Gordo (Praia de Monte Gordo): Just west of the town — a broad golden-sand beach with calm waters and plenty of seaside restaurants. 5. Guadiana River Boat Tours: You can take a boat trip up the river, passing through lush landscapes and small riverside villages — or cross to Spain in just 10 minutes by ferry.



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Paderne, Alte & Penina



Description
1-Day Itinerary: Paderne → Alte → Penina

🕗 8:30 – 10:00 | Morning in Paderne Start Point: Paderne Village (10 km north of Albufeira) Highlights: Paderne Castle (Castelo de Paderne): A 12th-century Moorish castle perched above the Quarteira River. Walk around the ruins and enjoy panoramic views of the countryside. Roman Bridge (Ponte Medieval de Paderne): A short scenic trail leads from the castle to this old stone bridge — a great photo stop. Village Walk: Stroll through the narrow streets, whitewashed houses, and the small Igreja Matriz. Optional coffee stop: ☕ Café Castelo or Snack-Bar O Castelo for espresso and a local pastry. 🚗 10:00 – 10:30 | Drive from Paderne to Alte (15 km / 20–25 min) 🌿 10:30 – 13:00 | Midday in Alte Alte is one of the most picturesque villages in the Algarve — famous for its springs, waterfalls, and traditional architecture. Things to See: Fonte Grande & Fonte Pequena: Natural springs surrounded by stone terraces and trees — ideal for a short nature walk or a refreshing dip. Cascata Queda do Vigário: A small waterfall hidden nearby, perfect for photos. Alte Church (Igreja Matriz de Alte): Known for its Manueline portal and azulejos. Village streets: Explore the cobbled lanes lined with bougainvillea and visit small artisan shops. Lunch suggestion: 🍽️ Restaurante Água Mel — serves regional dishes like carne de porco à alentejana (pork with clams) or chouriço assado. Alternative: Restaurante Fonte Grande (near the springs). 🚗 13:00 – 13:30 | Drive from Alte to Penina (approx. 20 km / 25–30 min) 🌾 13:30 – 16:30 | Afternoon in Penina Depending on what you mean by Penina: If you mean Penina Golf Resort (Portimão area): Relax at the Penina Hotel & Golf Resort (the Algarve’s first golf course, designed by Henry Cotton). Enjoy a coffee or a light drink at the Sir Henry Cotton Club. Optional: book a short 9-hole round or relax by the gardens and poolside. If you meant Penina village near Alvor: Explore the rural Algarve landscapes, orange groves, and the nearby Ribeira de Penina valley. Optional stop at Alvor (10 minutes away) for seaside views and a late-afternoon stroll. 🏁 Return Options Back to Albufeira: ~45 min Back to Faro: ~1 hr 🚗 Practical Tips Car essential: The villages are rural with limited public transport. Bring: Comfortable walking shoes, swimwear (for Alte’s springs), sun protection. Best season: March–June or September–October (pleasant temperatures, fewer crowds).



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Algarve beaches



Description
​1-day Algarve coastal itinerary connecting Praia D. Ana → Ponta da Piedade → Praia do Carvoeiro → Praia da Marinha → Miradouro da Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Rocha — ideal if you have a car and want to enjoy some of the Algarve’s most breathtaking cliffs and beaches.
🌞 1-Day Algarve Coast Itinerary 🚩 Overview Route: Lagos → Carvoeiro → Lagoa → Porches Distance: ~45 km total Best for: Coastal views, short hikes, beach time, and photography Recommended start time: 8:30 AM 🕗 8:30 – 10:00 | Praia D. Ana (Lagos) Start your day at one of the Algarve’s most photogenic beaches. Highlights: Golden cliffs, turquoise waters, and small coves. Great for a short morning swim or photography (less crowded early). Easy beach access from Lagos — parking above the beach. Tip: ☕ Grab breakfast or a coffee at Mar Restaurante & Bar overlooking the cliffs. 🚶‍♀️ 10:00 – 11:30 | Ponta da Piedade (Lagos) (5 min drive or 25 min scenic walk from D. Ana) What to see: Iconic sea stacks, arches, and grottoes. Walk the wooden boardwalks along the cliffs for spectacular views. Option to take a boat tour or kayak tour from Lagos marina into the caves. Photo points: Lighthouse, sea arches, and wooden trail viewpoints. 🚗 11:30 – 12:15 | Drive to Praia do Carvoeiro (Approx. 40 min east along the coast) 🕛 12:15 – 14:00 | Praia do Carvoeiro One of the Algarve’s postcard villages. Things to enjoy: Small beach nestled between cliffs and whitewashed houses. Walk up to the Algar Seco Boardwalk — short wooden path with panoramic views and access to the famous “Boneca” rock window. Lunch suggestion 🍽️: Bon Bon (Michelin-starred, modern Algarve cuisine) O Stop (casual cliff-top spot above Algar Seco — unbeatable views) 🚗 14:00 – 14:15 | Drive to Praia da Marinha (15 min via Lagoa) 🌊 14:15 – 16:00 | Praia da Marinha One of Europe’s most beautiful beaches — a must-see. What to do: Walk the Seven Hanging Valleys Trail (short section between Marinha and Benagil for incredible photos). See the double sea arch and limestone cliffs. Swim or relax on the beach — the water is crystal clear. Tip: Bring water and shoes with grip access involves steep steps. 🚗 16:00 – 16:15 | Drive to Miradouro da Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Rocha (Porches) 🌅 16:15 – 18:30 | Miradouro da Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Rocha End your day at one of the Algarve’s most romantic viewpoints. Highlights: Chapel perched dramatically on a narrow headland. Panoramic views over Praia Nova and Praia da Senhora da Rocha. Perfect for sunset photos. Optional dinner nearby: 🍷 Lords Algarve Restaurant or Belize Café (Porches) — both have sea views. 🏁 Return Options To Lagos: ~1 hr drive To Albufeira: ~40 min To Faro: ~1 hr 🧭 Practical Tips Best season: April–June or September–October (less crowded, ideal light). Bring: Sunscreen, hat, swimwear, towel, plenty of water. Footwear: Light hiking shoes or sandals with grip (for cliffs). Parking: Free but limited near Ponta da Piedade and Marinha — arrive early.


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Lisbon



Description
​Departure time: 06:00 (arrive around 09:00) Return: Depart Lisbon ~19:00 → arrive Algarve ~22:00 🏁 06:00 – 09:00 | Travel from Algarve to Lisbon By car: A2 motorway (toll road, smooth & fast). Stop at Alcácer do Sal for a quick coffee and river view. ☀️ 09:00 – 11:00 | Alfama & Castelo de São Jorge Start at Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood — narrow alleys, tile façades, and soul-filled fado echoes. Things to do: Explore Alfama’s steep streets and viewpoints like Miradouro de Santa Luzia and Portas do Sol. Visit Castelo de São Jorge for panoramic views of the city and Tagus River. Stop for a Portuguese espresso (bica) and pastel de nata at Pois Café or Cruzes Credo Café. 🕛 11:00 – 13:30 | Baixa, Chiado & Elevador de Santa Justa Walk downhill toward Lisbon’s elegant downtown. Highlights: Praça do Comércio: grand riverfront square, symbolic heart of Lisbon. Rua Augusta Arch: climb for views over Baixa. Elevador de Santa Justa: iron lift with Gothic design — optional for views. Wander Chiado, a lively district full of shops and bookstores. Lunch suggestions 🍽️: Time Out Market (Mercado da Ribeira) — modern food hall with many top Portuguese chefs. Taberna da Rua das Flores — authentic Portuguese tapas near Chiado. 🚋 13:30 – 16:00 | Belém District Take a short drive or tram #15 west along the river (~20 min) to Belém, Lisbon’s historic jewel. Must-sees: Jerónimos Monastery: Manueline masterpiece (UNESCO). Belém Tower: guarding the river since the Age of Discoveries. Monument to the Discoveries: climb for river views. Don’t miss Pastéis de Belém bakery — the original custard tart (since 1837). 🌅 16:00 – 18:00 | Bairro Alto & Miradouros Head back toward the center for one last scenic stop before returning south. Options: Ride the Elevador da Glória funicular to Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara — beautiful panoramic view. Relax with a drink at The Insólito or Lost In (both with terraces overlooking Lisbon’s rooftops). Quick souvenir stop in LX Factory if time allows — trendy shops in an industrial setting. 🚗 18:30 – 19:00 | Depart Lisbon If driving, leave before 19:00 to avoid heavier traffic leaving the city. You’ll arrive back in the Algarve around 21:30–22:00. 🧭 Travel Tips Car parking: Park at Parque Martim Moniz or Campo das Cebolas (central). Or park near Oriente station and use metro to city center. Tickets: Buy combo tickets for the monastery + tower in Belém. Dress & comfort: Lisbon is hilly — wear comfortable shoes. Best months: March–June or September–October (pleasant weather, fewer crowds). 🕰️ Summary Schedule Time Activity 06:00 Depart Algarve 09:00 Arrive Lisbon 09:00–11:00 Alfama & Castelo de São Jorge 11:00–13:30 Baixa & Chiado (Lunch) 13:30–16:00 Belém (Monuments & pastries) 16:00–18:00 Bairro Alto / viewpoints 18:30–19:00 Depart Lisbon 21:30–22:00 Arrive back in Algarve



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Serpa → Beja → Moura → Alqueva



Description
​1-Day Itinerary – Algarve → Serpa → Beja → Moura → Alqueva → Algarve
◼️ 07:30 – Departure from the Algarve (From Faro +30 min if from Albufeira / Portimão) Drive to Serpa (~2h)
✅ SERPA — Arrival ~09:30 🔹 What to visit (1h30–2h) Castle of Serpa Panoramic views of Alentejo Old Town Walls Whitewashed streets Clock Tower (Torre do Relógio) Optional: Cheese tasting Serpa is famous for Queijo Serpa DOP ✅ Suggested time: 09:30–11:15 ✅ Drive Serpa → Beja (~45 min)
✅ BEJA — Arrival ~12:00 🔹 What to visit (2h) Castelo de Beja + Tower One of the tallest medieval towers in Portugal Museu Rainha Dona Leonor (Convent of Nossa Senhora da Conceição) Historical convent & museum Walk historic center 🍽️ LUNCH — ~13:00 Suggested typical restaurants: Adega 25 de Abril O Arco da Porta Taberna do Félix ✅ Suggested time in Beja: 12:00–14:00 ✅ Drive Beja → Moura (~45 min)
✅ MOURA — Arrival ~14:45 🔹 What to visit (1h15) Castle of Moura Moorish history and great views Historic Center Traditional Alentejo architecture Optional: Olive oil tasting (Moura DOP area) ✅ Suggested time: 14:45–16:00 ✅ Drive Moura → Alqueva (~20–30 min)**
✅ ALQUEVA — Great Lake + Monsaraz Option — 16:30 Choose one focus: 🔹 Option A — Alqueva Viewpoints Alqueva Dam viewpoint Sunset by the lake 🔹 Option B — Monsaraz Medieval Village (Highly recommended) Stone hilltop village Castle Fantastic views of the Alqueva lake Small artisan shops Suggested time: 16:30–18:00 Best for sunset!
✅ Return to Algarve ~2h30–3h Arrival ~21:00–21:30 ✅ Summary Location Time Depart Algarve 07:30 Serpa 09:30–11:15 Beja (lunch) 12:00–14:00 Moura 14:45–16:00 Alqueva / Monsaraz 16:30–18:00 Return to Algarve 18:00–21:30 ✅ Estimated Driving Route Time Algarve → Serpa 2h Serpa → Beja 45m Beja → Moura 45m Moura → Alqueva 25m Alqueva → Algarve 2h30–3h Total Drive ~6.5h
✅ Optional Add-Ons Vidigueira → wine tasting Alentejo cuisine farm visit Boat ride on Lake Alqueva


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Seville



Description
​06:30 (PT) | Depart from Algarve Leave early to make the most of the day. Recommended starting points: Lagos → Seville: ~3h Albufeira → Seville: ~2h30 Tavira → Seville: ~2h 🕐 Arrival around 10:30 (Spanish time). 🏰 10:30 – 13:00 | Morning in the Historic Centre of Seville 📍 Start at Plaza de España One of the most beautiful plazas in Europe, built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. Walk around the tiled bridges and semi-circular canal. Optional: rent a rowboat for 15–20 minutes. 🚶‍♀️ Stroll through Parque de María Luisa Shady gardens and fountains — perfect for a relaxing morning walk. ☕ Coffee break suggestion: La Crème de la Crème (near Plaza de España) or La Cacharrería (popular brunch spot near the Cathedral). 🕛 13:00 – 15:00 | Seville Cathedral & La Giralda Tower One of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world and Christopher Columbus’s tomb. Climb La Giralda Tower for sweeping views of Seville. 🎟️ Tip: Buy skip-the-line tickets online in advance to save time. 🍽️ 15:00 – 16:30 | Lunch & Tapas in Santa Cruz District Recommended spots: El Pasaje Tapas — near the cathedral, high-quality Andalusian tapas. La Azotea — refined yet casual, with local wines. After lunch, stroll through Barrio Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter: narrow alleys, orange trees, and whitewashed houses. 🕓 16:30 – 18:30 | Real Alcázar of Seville A UNESCO-listed royal palace blending Moorish and Christian architecture. Famous for its tilework, patios, and gardens (and featured in Game of Thrones). Allow 1.5–2 hours to explore. 🎟️ Book ahead! Afternoon lines can be long. 🕕 18:30 – 19:00 | Optional: Triana Neighborhood (if time allows) Cross the Puente de Isabel II to Triana for a glimpse of authentic local life and ceramics shops. Have a quick drink or churros by the river. 🚗 19:00 (ES) | Depart Seville for Algarve You’ll gain one hour back when crossing into Portugal. 🕙 Arrive back between 21:30–22:00 (PT) depending on your base. 🧭 Travel Tips Documents: Bring passport/ID and car rental papers (you’ll cross the border). Parking in Seville: Best garages: Parking Cano y Cueto (near Jardines Murillo) or Interparking Plaza de Cuba (Triana). Dress comfortably: Seville can be hot — light clothing, hat, sunscreen. Best months: March–June or September–October (avoid July–August heat). 🕰️ Summary Schedule Time (PT/ES) Activity 06:30 (PT) Depart Algarve 10:30 (ES) Arrive in Seville, visit Plaza de España 13:00 Cathedral & La Giralda 15:00 Lunch in Santa Cruz 16:30 Real Alcázar 18:30 Triana / coffee 19:00 (ES) Drive back 21:30 (PT) Arrive in Algarve



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Gibraltar in 2 days



Description
​2-Day Tour from Algarve to Gibraltar Starting point: Faro (you can adjust if starting elsewhere in the Algarve) Transport: Car (≈ 5h each way) or organized tour bus Best time: Spring or autumn (milder weather and less crowded) 🧭 DAY 1 — Journey to Gibraltar & First Explorations Morning 07:00 – Depart from Faro (or nearby city) Drive along the A22 to Seville (2h), then continue south via the AP-4/A-381 to Gibraltar (≈5h total with a short break). 11:30 – Stop in Tarifa (Spain) Enjoy old town Tarifa and lunch with views of Africa across the Strait. Recommended: Restaurante El Ancla or El Lola for local seafood tapas. 13:30 – Continue to Gibraltar Arrive around 14:30–15:00. Park near La Línea de la Concepción (Spain) and walk across the border (it’s faster than driving in). Afternoon 15:00 – Explore Gibraltar’s Town Centre Walk along Main Street (duty-free shopping, British cafés, and pubs). Visit Cathedral of St. Mary the Crowned and Casemates Square. Optional: Gibraltar Museum for history and WWII tunnels context. 17:30 – Check into your hotel Recommended: 🏨 The Rock Hotel (classic, stunning views) 🏨 Eliott Hotel (central and comfortable) 19:00 – Dinner with a view The Lounge Gastro Bar or The Landings at Ocean Village Marina. Try: fresh fish, British-style dishes, or local fusion cuisine. Evening Stroll: walk along the marina promenade for sunset views over the Bay of Gibraltar. 🧭 DAY 2 — Rock of Gibraltar & Return to Algarve Morning 08:00 – Breakfast at hotel 09:00 – Visit the Rock of Gibraltar (Main Attraction) Take the Cable Car from Grand Parade to the Upper Rock Nature Reserve. See: 🐒 Barbary macaques at the Apes’ Den (Europe’s only wild monkeys). 🌅 St. Michael’s Cave – dramatic limestone formations and light shows. 🏰 Moorish Castle – historic and panoramic. 💣 Great Siege Tunnels – 18th-century military marvel. Allow 3–4 hours for the full experience (walking and photo stops). Afternoon 13:00 – Lunch at the base or Main Street Roy’s Cod Place or The Clipper for relaxed local meals. 14:30 – Optional: Europa Point Southernmost tip of Gibraltar – views of Africa and the Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque. 15:30 – Depart for Algarve Drive back through Seville to Faro (≈5h). Arrive around 20:30–21:00. ⚙️ Travel Tips Documents: Bring passport/ID — Gibraltar has UK-style border control. Currency: Pound Sterling (GBP), but euros widely accepted. Parking: Cheaper and easier on the Spanish side (La Línea). Traffic: Avoid crossing the border by car at rush hours (08:00–10:00 / 17:00–19:00). Weather: Bring sunscreen and a hat – the Rock is very exposed.



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Seville & Gibraltar in 2 days



Description
​✅ 2-Day Tour Itinerary Algarve → Seville → Gibraltar → Algarve
✅ DAY 1 — Algarve → Seville 08:00 — Departure from Algarve (From Portimão or Albufeira add +30–45 min from Lagos) 🚌 Drive to Seville ≈ 2h30–3h ✅ 11:00 — Arrive SEVILLE (Sevilla) 🔹 Suggested Visits 11:00–13:00 — Seville Cathedral + Giralda Tower One of Europe’s most iconic cathedrals Fantastic city views from Giralda 13:00–14:30 — Lunch Suggestions: Bodega Santa Cruz El Rinconcillo (historic) Ovejas Negras ✅ 14:30–17:00 — Alcázar + Santa Cruz District Royal palace with Mudéjar architecture Wander the Jewish quarter (Santa Cruz) Optional: Flamenco Museum visit ✅ 17:00–18:30 — Plaza de España + Maria Luisa Park Magnificent Spanish Renaissance square + gardens ✅ 18:30 — Hotel check-in (Seville) Dinner options nearby. Evening Options Flamenco show Tapas + walk by the river ✅ Overnight in Seville
✅ DAY 2 — Seville → Gibraltar → Algarve 07:30 — Depart Seville → Gibraltar Drive time ≈ 2h15–2h45 ✅ 10:00 — Arrival at Gibraltar Border crossing procedures (ID/Passport) Bus may need to stop on Spain side (La Línea) depending on coach rules passengers can cross on foot (10–15 min) & reboard shuttles/minibuses inside Gibraltar, or bus may enter if operator is licensed. ✅ Gibraltar Highlights (10:30–15:00) 🔹 Option 1 — Cable Car + Upper Rock Highlights St Michael’s Cave Apes’ Den (Barbary macaques) Skywalk Mediterranean Steps (optional) Great Siege Tunnels 🔹 Option 2 — Guided Minibus Rock Tour (faster) Highly recommended for groups Lunch in Gibraltar — Irish Town — Queensway Quay Marina Suggested time breakdown: 10:30–12:30: Upper Rock tour 12:30–13:30: St. Michael’s Cave 13:30–15:00: Lunch + free time ⚠️ The Upper Rock attractions can take 3–4h. A guided tour saves time. ✅ 15:00 — Depart Gibraltar → Algarve Drive time ≈ 4h15–4h45 Optional rest stop in Spain ✅ 19:30–20:30 — Arrival Algarve End of itinerary.
✅ SUMMARY Day Route Highlights 1 Algarve → Seville Cathedral, Alcázar, Santa Cruz, Plaza de España Overnight Seville Dinner, flamenco 2 Seville → Gibraltar → Algarve Upper Rock, caves, macaques, Skywalk ✅ Driving Times Route Time Algarve → Seville 2h30–3h Seville → Gibraltar 2h15–2h45 Gibraltar → Algarve 4h15–4h45 Total driving (2 days) ~10h–11h


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Seville, Gibraltar & Ceuta in 3 days



Description
​✅ 3-day touristic itinerary starting in the Algarve (Portugal) and covering Seville (Spain) → Gibraltar (UK) → Ceuta (Spain, North Africa). This itinerary is designed to be comfortable, realistic, and compliant with road-time logistics. ✅ Ceuta requires ferry transfer (bus travels to Algeciras & passengers cross by ferry).

✅ OVERVIEW Day Route Main Highlights 1 Algarve → Seville Cathedral, Alcázar, Santa Cruz, Plaza de España 2 Seville → Gibraltar → Algeciras Upper Rock, St. Michael’s Cave, Apes 3 Algeciras → Ceuta → Algarve Ceuta old town, Royal Walls, beach ✅ DRIVING / TRANSPORT LOGIC Algarve → Seville: ~2h30–3h Seville → Gibraltar: ~2h15–2h45 Gibraltar → Algeciras: ~30–45 min Algeciras → Ferry → Ceuta: 1h Ceuta → Ferry → Algeciras: 1h Algeciras → Algarve: ~4h30–5h ✔ Total time fits cleanly into 3 days ✔ Overnight stops well positioned

✅ DAY 1 — ALGARVE → SEVILLE 08:00 — Depart Algarve Suggested departure: Faro / Albufeira / Portimão 🚌 Drive ~2h30–3h 11:00 — Arrive Seville 🔹 Visit 1 11:00–13:00 — Seville Cathedral & Giralda Tower Largest Gothic cathedral in the world Great city view from the tower 13:00–14:30 — Lunch Suggested locations: Bodega Santa Cruz (classic tapas) Ovejas Negras (modern) El Rinconcillo (historic tavern) 14:30–16:30 — Alcázar of Seville Royal palace with Moorish & Renaissance beauty 16:30–18:00 — Barrio Santa Cruz Jewish quarter Charming streets & patios 18:00–19:00 — Plaza de España & Maria Luisa Park Beautiful architecture & gardens Evening Check-in hotel Dinner + optional flamenco show ✅ Overnight in Seville

✅ DAY 2 — SEVILLE → GIBRALTAR → ALGECIRAS 08:00 — Depart Seville → Gibraltar 🚌 Drive ~2h15–2h45 Arrival ~10:30 ⚠️ Depending on licensing, your bus may park at La Línea (Spain) and passengers enter Gibraltar on foot (10–15 min), or bus may enter. 10:45–15:00 — Gibraltar Visit Recommended highlights ✅ Cable Car to Upper Rock ✅ St. Michael’s Cave ✅ Apes’ Den (Barbary macaques) ✅ Skywalk panoramic platform ✅ Great Siege Tunnels → Approx 4–5 hrs total Lunch in Gibraltar Options: Irish Town pubs Queensway Quay Marina 15:00 — Depart Gibraltar → Algeciras 🚌 ~30–45 min Check-in hotel in Algeciras If time allows: Stroll marina Dinner & rest ✅ Overnight in Algeciras (We overnight here to simplify ferry to Ceuta next morning)

✅ DAY 3 — ALGECIRAS → CEUTA → ALGARVE 08:30 — Ferry Algeciras → Ceuta ⛴ Duration ~1h Passport control required. 09:45 — Arrive CEUTA (Spain, North Africa) Private bus does not travel on ferry → You will use local transport / taxis / a Ceuta minibus service at destination. (If needed, we can design a guided transfer.) 10:00–15:30 — CEUTA TOUR Top highlights ✅ Royal Walls & San Felipe Ditch ✅ Plaza de Africa ✅ Cathedral ✅ Mediterranean Maritime Park (photos) ✅ Arab Baths (if open) ✅ Museum of Ceuta ✅ Beaches (La Ribera / El Chorrillo) Suggested structure 10:00–12:30 → Old Town + Royal Walls + Cathedral 12:30–14:00 → Lunch 14:00–15:30 → Maritime Park + shopping + promenade Lunch in Ceuta El Refectorio La Barraca 16:00 — Ferry Ceuta → Algeciras ⛴ ~1h 17:15–17:30 — Depart Algeciras → Algarve 🚌 ~4h30–5h 22:00–22:30 — Arrive Algarve END OF TOUR

✅ SUMMARY SCHEDULE Time Activity DAY 1 08:00 Depart Algarve 11:00 Arrive Seville 11:00–18:00 Seville sightseeing Overnight Seville DAY 2 08:00 Depart to Gibraltar 10:30–15:00 Gibraltar visit 15:00–16:00 Drive to Algeciras Overnight Algeciras DAY 3 08:30–09:30 Ferry to Ceuta 10:00–15:30 Ceuta visit 16:00–17:00 Ferry to Algeciras 17:15–22:15 Drive to Algarve ~22:30 Arrival

✅ NOTES & OPTIONS ✅ Flexible pace ✅ Adds extra cultural dimension (Europe → UK → Africa) ✅ Ceuta can also be swapped with Tangier (Morocco) if desired Optional Upgrades Flamenco show in Seville Guided Rock Tour in Gibraltar Boat tour dolphin watching in Gibraltar area Tapas tour in Seville Guided historical tour in Ceuta Hotel suggestions Seville Hotel Alfonso XIII (luxury) Catalonia Giralda Hotel Doña María Algeciras AC Hotel Algeciras Mir Octavio ✅ Practical Considerations Item Note Bus access Gibraltar entry may require passengers to walk across Ferry Passport needed Border control Gibraltar & Ceuta require ID Meals Pre-book recommended Driver’s hours Itinerary is compliant