As we approach the countryside we will be pleasantly surprised by a unique scenery of huge pine forests, eucalyptus and cork trees.
We go up the hill to visit the XII century castle of Sesimbra, lying at the foothills of Serra da Arrábida. Stop to enjoy the beautiful view over the ocean, Sesimbra beach and scenery of this picturesque fishing town. Sightseeing of Sesimbra, seaside resort with crystal clear.
We then go up to Arrabida mountain - a unique nature reserve on the highest cliffs of the Portuguese coast, providing splendid panoramic views. Stop at Setubal, an important fishing harbour, where once again we can watch the typical Portuguese fishing boats.
Drive across the largest cork region in the world for an exciting journey into the past.
Evora is one of Portugal's finest and most delightful towns. It is a true open-air museum with a large number of wonderfully preserved monuments, the whitewashed houses, arches, and twisting alleyways that characterize the town. The Roman temple, Loios Convent and the Sé (cathedral), built in 1186. One should not miss is the Church of São Francisco, a Manueline-Gothic structure completed around 1510. On display, are the bones and skulls of some 5000 people covering the walls and columns of the church's Chapel of Bones.
Travel back to Lisbon by Vasco da Gama bridge, 12 km long, for another unforgettable view of Lisbon and one of the widest estuaries in the world..
