Portugal: Alentejo Heritage and Wine Trail (6 Days)
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Duration 6 days
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Type Adventure
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Group Size 50 Peoples
Overview
Theme: Mixed (Culture + Slow Travel)
The Alentejo region of Portugal is a quiet, sun-soaked expanse of rolling vineyards, cork forests, medieval towns, and rustic charm. Often overlooked in favor of Lisbon or the Algarve, Alentejo offers authentic local experiences, heritage-rich villages, and some of the best wines and olive oils in the country.
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Arrive in Lisbon and transfer to Évora, the historic capital of Alentejo Settle into a boutique hotel and take a guided walk through the UNESCO-listed Roman temple, Cathedral of Évora, and medieval aqueduct Dine on regional specialties in a candlelit taverna
Visit a family-run olive farm for a guided tour and tasting session Stop at a cork estate to learn about sustainable harvesting of cork oak trees Return to Évora for a relaxed evening at leisure
Drive through Alentejo’s vineyard-lined countryside Arrive in Monsaraz, a hilltop whitewashed village with panoramic views of the Guadiana River Enjoy a private wine tasting at a local vineyard Overnight stay in a countryside wine lodge
Travel to Mértola, a museum-town rich in Moorish and Roman history Stroll along cobbled lanes, visit the Islamic art museum and enjoy riverside views Return via scenic national park drives
Explore Castelo de Vide and Marvão, two charming villages with preserved Jewish quarters and hilltop castles Shop for handmade pottery and local produce at village markets Evening farewell dinner with Alentejan music and wine pairing
Transfer back to Lisbon for your onward flight
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