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DISCOVER PORTUGAL WITH A CURATED COLLECTION OF TOURS

Fátima, Coimbra and Aveiro Tours 

Discover Portugal beyond Porto with tours to Fátima, Coimbra and Aveiro, each offering a distinct side of the country’s character. Fátima is a place of quiet power and pilgrimage, centred around the Sanctuary and its vast, peaceful esplanade. Coimbra brings centuries of history and learning, shaped by one of Europe’s oldest universities, hilltop viewpoints, and streets filled with tradition. Aveiro adds a scenic coastal feel, with canals, colourful moliceiro boats, and elegant Art Nouveau architecture rooted in salt-pan heritage. Whether visited individually or as part of a wider itinerary, these destinations offer a memorable mix of spirituality, culture, and relaxed Portuguese charm.

Fatima Tours in Portugal

Private tours of Fátima, Coimbra and Aveiro – online listings coming soon

We’ve been planning unforgettable tours for over 20 years. As part of our brand refresh, we’re currently updating the back end of our website so you’ll soon be able to browse our tours online. In the meantime, email us and we’ll create a bespoke itinerary based on your dates, interests and pace.

Frequently asked questions

Ways to Book

We’re here to make your trip as stress-free as possible, and we know everyone has their own preferred way to plan. Here are the different ways you can book and organize your tour with us.

Jennifer owner at Oporto Shore Tours

Book Online

For travelers who know what they want – browse and book your preferred tours online. Jennifer will be in touch to confirm your booking and share any additional details.

Email Us

For travelers who like to do their research first – put together a shortlist of your favorite tours, and Jennifer will help finalize the best options for you and your group.

Personal Consultation

For travelers who aren’t sure which tours are best – book a FREE tour consultation with Jennifer, who will put together the perfect tour package for your needs.

Feira de Ladra showing Portuguese tiles on traditional building
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