Private Tour Lisbon-Sevilla or Seville-Lisboa with 3 Parages

Itinerary: This is a normal itinerary for this product.

Place DE departure:

Departure DE Lisbon, District DE Lisbon, Portugal Departure DE Seville, Capital DA Andalusia, Spain

Place DE stop : Faro, District Faro, Portugal

Faro is the charming capital of the Algarve, NO south DE POR tugal, famous for its historic atmosphere, vibrant culture and natural beauties ☀️. With a population DE about 42 thousand inhabitants, Faro balances the calm pace OF a small city with the dynamism of an international tourist destination. Main points about Faro : Rich and multicultural history: Fun DA da como Ossonoba, was one of the most important urban and commercial centers of the region since the eighth century BC.C., passing POR domain Phoenician, Roman, Visigothic, Moorish and finally Portuguese. Moorish influence: During the Arab occupation (from DE 713 d.C.), the city was fortified with walls, many of which can still be seen in Villa Adentro, the historic center. Reconquista and prosperity: NO the 13th century, Faro was conquered by King D. Afonso III and integrated into the Kingdom DE Portugal. Its geographical Ranking and safe harbor boosted trade DE salt, agricultural products and fish, making it thriving especially during the Age of Discoveries. Culture and heritage: A ci DA de preserves monuments such as the Cathedral DA Sé, the Villa Arch and the vestiges DA medieval wall. The historic centre is full DE Gothic, Renaissance and Moorish architecture. Curiosities : It was in Faro that the first book in Portugal was printed, the Hebrew Pentateuch. In addition, the city is known POR its hospitality and POR being a starting point DE explore the whole region of the Algarve. Things to do in Faro: Walk through Villa-Adentro, the walled historic center, and visit the Cathedral DA Sé. Explore the Natural Park DA Ria Formosa, one of the richest ecosystems DE Portugal, perfect for bird observation and boat trips. Enjoy the nearby beaches, such as the Praia DE Faro, accessible POR a short drive DE car or public transport. Visit local museums, such as the Municipal Museum of Faro, to better understand the history DA the region. Enjoy the downtown cafes and restaurants, trying typical dishes with fresh fish and seafood. Practical tips for visitors : Take time to explore both the historic centre and the natural areas DA Ria Formosa. Try a boat tour through DE islands DA Ria Formosa. Enjoy the local festivals, especially NO summer. Use comfortable footwear to explore the stone streets of DE old center. Alternative points DE vue : For those looking for busy nightlife, other destinations in the Algarve may be more suitable, but Faro pays off with authenticity and fewer crowds. Despite being less “badly” than neighboring cities, Faro is strategic for those who want to explore the entire region of the Algarve. Want suggestions DE itineraries or gastronomic tips specific to Faro?

Duration: 1 hour

Place DE stop : Tavira, Nazaré, District Faro, Portugal

Tavira is one of the most charming cities of the Algarve, in POR Tugal, known for its quiet atmosphere, historic richness and breathtaking natural scenery. Located between the sea and the mountains on the banks of the River Gilão, Tavira is often called DE “Cida DE las Iglesias”, thanks to the impressive number of historic churches NO its territory. Main highlights about Tavira : Ancient origins : Tavira has roots dating back to around 2000 A.D.C., when it was colonized by the Phoenicians, making it one of the oldest cities in the country. Roman and Moorish influences: During the Roman occupation, Tavira prospered as a commercial center. More DE, between the eighth and thirteenth centuries, was under Arab rule, being called Tabira, a thriving and well-fortified city. The current name derives from the Arabic “the hidden.” Christian Reconquista: In 1242, Tavira was conquered DA by the master of the Or DE m DE Santiago, D. Paio Peres Correia, integrating into the Kingdom of Portugal. Shortly thereafter, in 1266, it received its first foral, driving economic and social development. Apogee and Architecture: The economic height came NO 16th century, when Tavira became an important port for exporting salt, fish and agricultural products. Many churches and convents were built at this time, such as the Church DA Mercy, Convent DE Our Lady DA Grace and several others. Cida DE las Iglesias: Tavira has more than 20 churches, each with its own architectural and historical characteristics, attracting lovers POR art and religious architecture. Things to see and do in Tavira : Visit the Castle DE Tavira, with beautiful views over the city. Walk through the Roman bridge over the River Gilan. Explore the historic center and its alleys filled DE white houses and tiles. Discover the many churches, such as the Church DA Mercy and Santa Maria del Castelo. Enjoy the nearby beaches, such as the famous Island DE Tavira, accessible POR boat. Get to know the municipal market and taste regional products. Practical tips for those who visit Tavira : Use comfortable shoes to explore the center on foot. Take a boat ride to the Island DE Tavira to enjoy almost wild beaches. Take time to visit more DE a church and absorb the historic climate. Try local dishes based DE fresh fish and seafood. Alternative points DE vue : For those looking for busy and intense nightlife, Tavira can DE seem too calm but is perfect for those who like history, nature and an authentic Algarve experience. The city is less “tourist” than others of the Algarve, which guarantees hospitality, tranquility and more affordable prices. Want a list of the top cultural events or specific tips DE secret beaches in the region DE Tavira?

Duration: 1 hour

Place DE stop : Huelva, Ci DA Andalusia, Spain

Huelva is a vibrant city NO southwest of Spain, located DA in the region of Andalusia, close to the border with Portugal and bathed by the Atlantic. Although less tourist than other Andalusian capitals, Huelva offers a special charm, plenty DE history and a welcoming atmosphere. Main characteristics DE Huelva : Huelva was a Roman colony called Onuba and played a crucial role in the age of navigation. Christopher Columbus left here to discover America in 1492. The Cida DE preserves monuments such as the colossal statue DE Colombo (34 meters DE height) and the monastery of La Rábi DA, where the navigator stayed before the expedition. Historic centre: The centre is nice, with squares like the Plaza DE las Monjas, where DE are the Convent DE las Agustinas and the Palace of the Dukes of Medina Sidonia. The City Hall stands out for its beautiful facade and pontiagudas towers[1]. Cathedral DE la Merced: Imperdible, the cathedral blends convent and church, bringing a unique architecture. Culinary: Famous for fresh seafood, mainly seafood, easily found in bars and restaurants near the harbour. Museums: The Museo DE Huelva, Casa-Museu Zenobia-Juan Ramón, and the Diocesan Museum OF Sacred Art are great for those who like culture. Nature: The region houses the National Park DE Doñana, almost untouched beaches DA's of the Costa DE la Luz and trails in the Serra DE Aracena. It is a paradise for those seeking tranquility and beautiful landscapes. Accessibility: Huelva is accessible POR train from Seville (about 1h30 DE drive) and is also close to the airport DE Faro, in Portugal. Alternative points DE vue : For those who expect “great” tourist attractions, Huelva may seem modest at first glance, especially POR account OF the surrounding industrial area. POR the other hand, those looking for tranquility, authenticity and hospitality will find here a unique destination, outside the traditional itinerary and with more affordable prices. Practical tips for those who want to know Huelva : Explore the historic center on foot to feel the local climate. Try seafood dishes at the harbour restaurants. Take a walk to the Monastery DE La Rábida and see the statue DE Colombo. Reserve some time to visit the beaches DA Costa DE la Luz or a nature trail nearby. Meet the museums to better understand the local culture. Would you like to DE discover detailed tours suggestions or gastronomic tips for your visit to Huelva?

Duration: 1 hour

Place DE arrival:

Get to Lisbon, District DE Lisbon, Portugal Get to Seville, Capital DA Andalusia, Spain

Our transfers are quite flexible, and direct transfers can be made at any time of the day or DA night 24x7, (4h30).

• Direct transfers range from 800 € POR group (up to 3pax) Sedan or 900 € POR group (up to 7pax) Van.
• The DE 3 stops start at (8h/9h/10h)