• Castelo de Sesimbra - Located in the Setúbal district, Sesimbra offers a stunning landscape featuring the mouth of the Sado River, Serra da Arrábida, Cabo Espichel, Lagoa de Albufeira, and Meco Beach. Designated as a National Monument in 1910, this castle is the last of Portugal’s medieval sea-facing castles. Enjoy a tour of the Castle’s interior and the Church of Santa Maria, and take in the breathtaking panoramic views of Sesimbra from the Castle.
• Parque Natural da Arrábida - Nestled in the municipality of Setúbal and part of the Serra da Arrábida, the Arrábida Natural Park boasts magnificent beaches and landscapes, along with a unique climate and flora. Capture stunning photographs of the Arrábida Natural Park overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
• Mercado do Livramento - Visit the “Livramento” Market in Setúbal, renowned as one of the world’s best. This delightful market offers a vast array of fresh fish, fruits, vegetables, breads, cheeses, and regional cakes, and features a large tiled panel depicting part of the city’s history.
• Vila Nogueira de Azeitão - Explore the surrounding area and enjoy a coffee with the famous Azeitão pie.
• Santuário Nacional de Cristo Rei - Pass by the iconic Christ the King statue.
• 25 de Abril Bridge - Cross and return via the 25th of April Bridge.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Convenient pick-up and drop-off service at your hotel, apartment, or a pre-agreed meeting point
• Complimentary mineral water, wipes, and tourist maps provided
• Experienced and knowledgeable driver at your service

• Gratuities
• Food and drinks
• Entrance fees to monuments and museums

Sesimbra, a port town situated within more than 40 km of the Atlantic coast, boasts golden beaches where fishing traditions and tourist pursuits exist in harmony.

Arrábida signifies a blend of mountains, rivers, oceans, renowned coastlines, and globally recognized bays. A stroll through its streets reveals signs of historical opulence, reflected in an extensive array of built-up heritage sites, palaces, museums, holy places, military structures, and fountains. The mountain stands as a protected area due to its variety of wildlife and greenery, and is celebrated for its exceptional beaches.

Setúbal serves as a key port and trading zone, with fishing constituting the primary activity. A magnificent central garden beautifies the main avenue, which is also adorned with numerous local stores and characteristic restaurants serving fresh fish, shellfish, and the regional favorite - fried cuttlefish.

Azeitão takes pride in its wine, especially that produced by José Maria da Fonseca Wine Cellars, one of the oldest in the country. They are producers of the well-known ‘Periquita’ wine as well as the Setúbal Muscat.

• We provide child seats, mandatory from 0 to 11 years old. Request and indicate the child’s age when booking

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.