Join us on a women's only trip to Portugal to Taste the most wonderful food, see the sights, shop and of course taste the wines. If you are travelling solo we can also help you to find another person to share with.
Depart May 5th 2019
$2995
May is the absolute best time to visit Portugal as the flowers are in bloom, the sun is shining and the heat is not too overpowering. With that said it is also a very busy time so we do not have much time to book. Space is limited and the hotels have only given us a short window to reserve. If you need someone to share with don't wait, just register and we will help to match you with someone who is in the same boat!
Nestled between Spain and the Atlantic Ocean, Portugal offers abundant seafood and a majestic coastline. Traveling inland the diversity of Portugal’s landscape unfolds from the vineyards of the Douro Valley to the mountainous interior dotted with rustic villages, magical woodland and hilltop castles. With architecturally-stunning cities, and fewer crowds than its European neighbors, this romantic country brims with old-world charm. Find the essence of Portugal on your exclusive adventure with Concierge Travel.
Nestled between Spain and the Atlantic Ocean, Portugal offers abundant seafood and a majestic coastline. Traveling inland the diversity of Portugal’s landscape unfolds from the vineyards of the Douro Valley to the mountainous interior dotted with rustic villages, magical woodland and hilltop castles. With architecturally-stunning cities, and fewer crowds than its European neighbors, this romantic country brims with old-world charm. Find the essence of Portugal on your exclusive adventure with Concierge Travel.
Lisbon’s timeworn charm “Set against the ever-present backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean, this dainty sun-kissed city lives in a Latin fairytale of timeworn manners and traditions,” says Telegraph Travel’s Lisbon expert, Guyan Mitra. “Check out the century-old wooden trams and iron funiculars that still lurch and rumble their way through the city. Or witness the best of this bygone heritage by wandering through the Baixa district, where age-old herbalists, haberdashers and tailors rub shoulders in the baroque streets of the ornate city centre.”
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