In Óbidos, visitors will have the opportunity to walk through the charming medieval streets surrounded by ancient walls, admire the traditional white houses decorated with colorful flowers, explore local handicraft shops, and taste the famous cherry liqueur Ginjinha. They can also visit the historic castle, enjoy panoramic views from the walls, and experience the unique atmosphere of one of Portugal’s most picturesque villages

In Nazaré, visitors will start at Sítio, the famous viewpoint where the giant waves are surfed. From there, they can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views over the beach and the Atlantic Ocean, and learn about the history of big wave surfing at the lighthouse (Forte de São Miguel Arcanjo). Afterwards, they can go down to the town for lunch at a traditional seafood restaurant, tasting fresh fish and local specialties. Following lunch, visitors can take a relaxing walk along the promenade and through the old fishing village, explore small local shops, see the colorful fishing boats on the beach, and experience the authentic coastal atmosphere that makes Nazaré.