Geführte Wohnmobilreise
PERFEKTES PORTUGAL

Eckdaten der Reise

Start: Braga

Ende: Luz

Tourtage: 21

Fahrfreie Tage: 11

Max. Tagesstrecke: 185 km

Durchschnitt/Tag: 119 km

Gesamte Tour: 1.191 km

Haustiere erlaubt

Mindestteilnehmerzahl: 4 Fahrzeuge

Highlights

Weinprobe und Führung auf einem Weingut in der Alto Douro Wein Region
Moliceiro Boot Tour durch die Kanäle der Ria de Aveiro in Aveiro
Besuch der Großstädte Porto, Lissabon und verschiedener UNESCO Weltkulturerbestätten, wie das Kloster Christi in Tomar, Kloster von Batalha, Nationalpalast von Mafra und die historische Stadt Évora
Die Basilika Unserer Lieben Frau vom Rosenkranz in Fatima, einer der meist besuchten Pilgerorte der Welt

Die geführte Reisemobil-Tour

Portugal is a country full of wonders – charming medieval castles, cobblestone villages, captivating cities, golden pristine beaches and idyllic scenery. Perched on the Atlantic on the far edge of Europe, Portugal preserves a salty, traditional culture. Gnarled fishermen still mend their nets, and rustically clad women sell fish and produce in markets. Its buildings are covered in thousands of intricately decorated tiles in countless colours and patterns. Its food is humble, elevating local ingredients and simple flavours to their greatest potential – and its pastries are divine. The metropolitan capital Lisbon, spattered in remnants of the past, has a special radiance, which comes from the river and the proximity of the sea. Porto, an ancient city, whose historic centre has been classified as World Heritage, is the point of arrival of the river Douro, on whose valley slopes the famous Port wine is cultivated. If your idea of great tour includes friendly locals, a rich culture, wild scenery, exotic architecture, windswept castles, and fresh seafood with chilled wine, travel with us to Portugal!

Tag 1 & 2: Braga

We start our tour in Portugal’s third-largest city, where we will have a group dinner in the evening giving the group time to get to know each other. On day 2 you can walk into the elegant town which is laced with ancient narrow lanes and strewn with plazas and a splendid array of baroque churches, of which the Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte is UNESCO World Heritage.

Tag 3: Braga – Porto

On our route to Porto, you can stop at Guimarães (UNESCO World Heritage Site), also known as the “cradle of the nation.” It was the first capital of Portugal and the birthplace of the country’s first king, Afonso Henriques.

Tag 4: Porto

Today you have time to explore the city. The historical heart is the Ribeira quarter. We suggest you stroll through the maze of narrow streets and seek out some of the city’s most cherished architectural treasures in this waterfront quarter. The buildings are so rare and precious that the neighborhood was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Tag 5: Porto – Alto Douro Wein Region

Drive the scenic but serpentine route through the Douro River valley or take the easier route and stop in Vila Real and visit the estate of Mateus. In the evening, we will stay at a vineyard and have a tour of the vineyard and a wine tasting of their excellent wines and Port.

Tag 6: Alto Douro Wein Region – Aveiro

From our stop at the vineyard we will travel to Aveiro, famed for its canals and beautiful buildings. Enjoy with us a trip on one of the colourful painted Moliceros boats and if you have time, we recommend trying one of the excellent seafood restaurants!

Tag 7: Aveiro – Küste von Lavos

After having spent the night on the coast directly behind the dunes, visit Coimbra which is home to Portugal’s oldest and most prestigious university. The historic city centre dates to Moorish times and is wonderfully atmospheric with its dark cobbled lanes and monumental cathedral.

Tag 8: Küste von Lavos – Nazaré

Take a short drive along the coast to the next campsite or go inland and visit Tomar which is dominated by its 12th-century castle and the Convento de Cristo (UNESCO World Heritage) and one of the country’s most spectacular religious sites. Tomar is wrapped in Templar myth and legend. Seat of the mysterious Order of the Knights Templar and later, the Order of Christ in Portugal, the convent, with its two churches and myriad cloisters, is mesmerizing.

Tag 9 & 10: Nazaré

We will have two days in Nazaré, a picturesque coastal resort, to give you some time to relax and enjoy the cliff-backed beaches where you can admire surfers riding the world’s largest waves. You will also have time to take a trip to visit the Shrine at Fátima, the most important pilgrimage site in Portugal, drawing pilgrims from all over the world.

Tag 11: Nazaré – Lissabon

On route visit the mediaeval town of Óbidos. It is one of the most picturesque and well-preserved towns in Portugal. On your way to the capital do not miss Cabo de Roca, the wild and rugged headland that marks the most westerly point of mainland Europe.

Tag 12 & 13: Lissabon

You will probably spend at least one day in the bustling capital, one of Europe’s most beautiful and cosmopolitan cities with endless things to do. The city is blessed with a wealth of historic monuments, world-class museums, and many other fabulous attractions.

Our campsite is not far from Sintra, another UNESCO world Heritage listed site. It has glittering palaces and exotic gardens and looks like a page torn from a fairy tale.

Tag 14: Lissabon – Évora

Today we will drive through some of the cork oak forests where you can visit a factory to learn about the traditional craftmanship and production of cork.

Tag 15: Évora

Évora is one of Portugal’s most beautifully preserved medieval towns. Visit the elaborate medieval cathedral, the columns of the Templo Romano and the picturesque town square.

Tag 16: Évora – Stausee von Odivelas

After all the cultural experiences of the past few days we can now spend a relaxing day under the olive trees at the lake.

Tag 17: Stausee von Odivelas – Küste von Alentejana

Today we will return to the coast for two lazy days.

Tag 18: Küste von Alentejana

Spend some time at the beach, or at the pool and enjoy some excellent seafood in one of the town’s restaurants.

Tag 19: Küste von Alentejana – Algarve

Of course, we need to go to the Algarve when in Portugal, for the beaches but don’t forget to stop at the Cabo de São Vicente, the wind blasted and storm pounded headland at the southwesterly extremity of Europe.

Tag 20: Algarve

Use the day to relax before the long journey home.

Tag 21: Abreise und Ende der Wohnmobil-Tour

Reisetermine

Reise Saison 2025

Samstag 13. September – Freitag 3. Oktober 2025

Diese Reise ist kombinierbar mit unserer Tour “SPEKTAKULÄRE SPANISCHE NORDKÜSTE“

Leistungen & Preise

Welche Leistungen sind im Reisepreis inklusive:

Alle Leistungen gelten für ein Wohnmobil mit 2 Personen

Begrüssungsessen
Weinprobe und Führung auf einem Weingut in der Alto Douro Wein Region
Moliceiro Boot Tour durch die Kanäle der Ria de Aveiro in Aveiro
Übernachtung auf Camping- oder Stellplätzen inkl. Strom (wenn verfügbar)
Begleitung und Unterstützung durch einen mehrsprachigen Wohnmobilisten während der gesamten Tour
Reisepaket: Karten, detailliertes Roadbook mit der Route zu den Übernachtungsplätzen sowie Tipps zu Besichtigungen und Sehenswürdigkeiten entlang der Route
Sicherungsschein

Reisepreis für Frühbucher (bei Buchung bis 31.12.2024): 3.830 EURO

Regulärer Reisepreis (bei Buchung im Jahr 2025): 3.980 EURO

Zusätzlich zu unserem Frühbucher-Rabatt, erhalten alle Kunden die mehr als eine Reise für das kommende Jahr buchen, einen Mehrfach-Bucher-Rabatt in Höhe von 60 EURO für jede zusätzlich gebuchte Reise!

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