◆ Sintra
Pena Palace, Quinta da Regaleira, the misty old town and the Atlantic cliffs at Cabo da Roca — one private vehicle, one driver, no waiting for a coach group of forty.
Choose your tour
Full-day private trips out of Lisbon. Palace tickets are booked separately — we'll tell you exactly which ones and when.
Sintra's roads are narrow and the queues are unforgiving. A private driver means you arrive at your palace slot on time, skip the shuttle bus scrum, and leave when you're ready instead of when a coach schedule says so. Between stops you get commentary from someone who drives this hill several times a week.
Most guests do Pena Palace in the morning, the historic centre and lunch around midday, then Quinta da Regaleira or Monserrate in the afternoon. If the weather turns — and in Sintra it does — we reshuffle on the spot and finish with Cabo da Roca and the coast road back through Cascais.
Plan on a full day from Lisbon — roughly 8 hours door to door. That comfortably covers two palaces plus the historic centre, with time to eat.
Palace entrance tickets are paid separately and are not included in the tour price. We tell you which ones to pre-book and the best time slots to choose.
Yes. The classic route pairs Sintra with Cabo da Roca — mainland Europe's westernmost point — and the Atlantic coast road back through Cascais and Estoril.
Yes, hotel or apartment pick-up in central Lisbon can be added at checkout, and we drop you back where you started.
Pick a date, tell us how many of you there are, and we'll confirm by WhatsApp — usually within a few hours.
