Discover the Magic of Sintra

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A Journey Through History and Nature.

Embark on an unforgettable tour of Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where fairytale palaces, lush gardens, and dramatic landscapes await. Nestled in the hills of the Serra de Sintra, just outside of Lisbon, this enchanting town offers a blend of natural beauty and rich history.

Our guided tour takes you through some of Sintra's most iconic landmarks, including the Pena Palace, a colorful, 19th-century masterpiece perched high on the cliffs, and the Quinta da Regaleira, known for its mysterious underground tunnels and stunning gardens. Wander the winding streets of Sintra's historic center, filled with charming shops, cafés, and centuries-old architecture.
Marvel at the panoramic views from Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe, and visit the towering Moorish Castle, offering breathtaking views over the region. Throughout the tour, our expert guides will share fascinating stories about Sintra's royal past, cultural significance, and natural wonders.

Whether you're a history lover, nature enthusiast, or simply seeking a unique experience, the Sintra Tour promises a magical day in one of Portugal's most picturesque destinations.

Highlights:
• Explore the vibrant Pena Palace and its majestic gardens.
• Visit the mystical Quinta da Regaleira with its enigmatic wells and grottos.
• Enjoy sweeping views from Cabo da Roca and the Moorish Castle.
• Immerse yourself in Sintra's charming old town, full of local treasures.

Book your Sintra adventure today and step into a world of wonder!

Important Information

After your booking has been confirmed and settled we will pick you up at the designated address and date with the departure time 08:30 AM (for both Half-Day and Full-Day tours).

Price Includes

Tour Guide: Professional, local guides with experience in the region.
Transportation: Pick-up and drop-off
Excursions: Private tour
Internet: Free Wi-Fi
Extras: Infant seats (upon request at time of booking)
Drinks: Bottled water

Price Excludes

Meals: No meals are included in the intinerary.
Entrance Fees: Admission to all listed attractions, parks, and museums.

Pricelist

Total cost of the HALF DAY tour (6 hours)

Tour for 1 - 3 people € 210.00

Tour for 4 - 6 people € 280.00

Tour for 7+ people € 350.00 + € 50.00 per person

Total cost of the FULL DAY tour (8 -10 hours)

Tour for 1 - 3 people € 245.00

Tour for 4 - 6 people € 335.00

Tour for 7+ people € 405.00 + € 60.00 per person

Preparation Tips

· Dress Comfortably

Sintra's landscape includes hilly terrain and cobblestone streets. Wear comfortable walking shoes to explore the palaces, parks, and narrow pathways with ease.

The weather can change quickly, so pack layers. Bring a light jacket or sweater, even in summer, as Sintra is often cooler than Lisbon.

· Pack for the Outdoors

Don't forget to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat, as you'll spend plenty of time outdoors exploring gardens and open palace grounds.

A small umbrella or raincoat is a good idea, especially in the winter and spring months when rain is more frequent.

· Charge Your Camera

Sintra is incredibly photogenic, with stunning palaces, colorful architecture, and lush landscapes. Make sure your camera or phone is fully charged to capture all the magical moments.

· Bring Snacks and Refreshments

There are some cafes and restaurants around Sintra, but they can be busy, especially during peak season. It's a good idea to bring snacks and a refillable water bottle to stay energized during the tour.

· Start Early

Sintra is a popular destination, so starting your tour early will help you avoid crowds and give you more time to enjoy each site peacefully. Arriving early also ensures better photo opportunities with fewer people in the background.

· Prepare for Walking

Many of Sintra's attractions, like the Pena Palace and Moorish Castle, involve a bit of walking and climbing. Be ready for steep paths and stairs, so take your time and enjoy the scenic views along the way.

· Book Your Tickets in Advance

If you're planning to visit top attractions like Pena Palace (here), Castelo dos Mouros (here) and, Quinta da Regaleira (here), booking your entrance tickets in advance can save you time and hassle, especially during the busy summer months. Let us know if we can assist you with the tickets.

· Currency and Payments

Portugal uses the Euro (€), and most shops and restaurants accept credit cards. However, it's useful to carry some cash for smaller purchases or in case you encounter places that don't accept cards.

· Respect the History

Many sites in Sintra are historic landmarks, so it's important to follow the rules and be mindful of your surroundings. Avoid touching fragile structures or wandering into restricted areas to help preserve the beauty of these locations.

Discover the Magic of Sintra

About

Important Information

Price Includes

Price Excludes

Pricelist

Total cost of the HALF DAY tour (6 hours)

Tour for 1 - 3 people € 210.00

Tour for 4 - 6 people € 280.00

Tour for 7+ people € 350.00 + € 50.00 per person

Total cost of the FULL DAY tour (8 -10 hours)

Tour for 1 - 3 people € 245.00

Tour for 4 - 6 people € 335.00

Tour for 7+ people € 405.00 + € 60.00 per person

Preparation Tips

· Dress Comfortably

Sintra's landscape includes hilly terrain and cobblestone streets. Wear comfortable walking shoes to explore the palaces, parks, and narrow pathways with ease.

The weather can change quickly, so pack layers. Bring a light jacket or sweater, even in summer, as Sintra is often cooler than Lisbon.

· Pack for the Outdoors

Don't forget to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat, as you'll spend plenty of time outdoors exploring gardens and open palace grounds.

A small umbrella or raincoat is a good idea, especially in the winter and spring months when rain is more frequent.

· Charge Your Camera

Sintra is incredibly photogenic, with stunning palaces, colorful architecture, and lush landscapes. Make sure your camera or phone is fully charged to capture all the magical moments.

· Bring Snacks and Refreshments

There are some cafes and restaurants around Sintra, but they can be busy, especially during peak season. It's a good idea to bring snacks and a refillable water bottle to stay energized during the tour.

· Start Early

Sintra is a popular destination, so starting your tour early will help you avoid crowds and give you more time to enjoy each site peacefully. Arriving early also ensures better photo opportunities with fewer people in the background.

· Prepare for Walking

Many of Sintra's attractions, like the Pena Palace and Moorish Castle, involve a bit of walking and climbing. Be ready for steep paths and stairs, so take your time and enjoy the scenic views along the way.

· Book Your Tickets in Advance

If you're planning to visit top attractions like Pena Palace (here), Castelo dos Mouros (here) and, Quinta da Regaleira (here), booking your entrance tickets in advance can save you time and hassle, especially during the busy summer months. Let us know if we can assist you with the tickets.

· Currency and Payments

Portugal uses the Euro (€), and most shops and restaurants accept credit cards. However, it's useful to carry some cash for smaller purchases or in case you encounter places that don't accept cards.

· Respect the History

Many sites in Sintra are historic landmarks, so it's important to follow the rules and be mindful of your surroundings. Avoid touching fragile structures or wandering into restricted areas to help preserve the beauty of these locations.

Booking Online

Book your session in advance. We will confirm your reservation via e-mail.

Discover the Magic of Sintra

About

Important Information

Price Includes

Price Excludes

Pricelist

Total cost of the HALF DAY tour (6 hours)

Tour for 1 - 3 people € 210.00

Tour for 4 - 6 people € 280.00

Tour for 7+ people € 350.00 + € 50.00 per person

Total cost of the FULL DAY tour (8 -10 hours)

Tour for 1 - 3 people € 245.00

Tour for 4 - 6 people € 335.00

Tour for 7+ people € 405.00 + € 60.00 per person

Preparation Tips

· Dress Comfortably

Sintra's landscape includes hilly terrain and cobblestone streets. Wear comfortable walking shoes to explore the palaces, parks, and narrow pathways with ease.

The weather can change quickly, so pack layers. Bring a light jacket or sweater, even in summer, as Sintra is often cooler than Lisbon.

· Pack for the Outdoors

Don't forget to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat, as you'll spend plenty of time outdoors exploring gardens and open palace grounds.

A small umbrella or raincoat is a good idea, especially in the winter and spring months when rain is more frequent.

· Charge Your Camera

Sintra is incredibly photogenic, with stunning palaces, colorful architecture, and lush landscapes. Make sure your camera or phone is fully charged to capture all the magical moments.

· Bring Snacks and Refreshments

There are some cafes and restaurants around Sintra, but they can be busy, especially during peak season. It's a good idea to bring snacks and a refillable water bottle to stay energized during the tour.

· Start Early

Sintra is a popular destination, so starting your tour early will help you avoid crowds and give you more time to enjoy each site peacefully. Arriving early also ensures better photo opportunities with fewer people in the background.

· Prepare for Walking

Many of Sintra's attractions, like the Pena Palace and Moorish Castle, involve a bit of walking and climbing. Be ready for steep paths and stairs, so take your time and enjoy the scenic views along the way.

· Book Your Tickets in Advance

If you're planning to visit top attractions like Pena Palace (here), Castelo dos Mouros (here) and, Quinta da Regaleira (here), booking your entrance tickets in advance can save you time and hassle, especially during the busy summer months. Let us know if we can assist you with the tickets.

· Currency and Payments

Portugal uses the Euro (€), and most shops and restaurants accept credit cards. However, it's useful to carry some cash for smaller purchases or in case you encounter places that don't accept cards.

· Respect the History

Many sites in Sintra are historic landmarks, so it's important to follow the rules and be mindful of your surroundings. Avoid touching fragile structures or wandering into restricted areas to help preserve the beauty of these locations.

Booking Online

Book your session in advance. We will confirm your reservation via e-mail.

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