Óbidos is a beautifully preserved medieval town that feels like stepping back in time. Surrounded by ancient walls, this charming village is a maze of cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses adorned with colorful flowers, and quaint shops selling local crafts. The town’s history dates back centuries, and its well-preserved castle stands as a testament to its medieval heritage. Óbidos is also famous for its ginjinha, a delicious cherry liqueur traditionally served in a chocolate cup—a must-try for visitors.

I will Walk you through Óbidos and you will feel like wandering through a living postcard, where every corner tells a story of Portugal’s rich past.

Nazaré is a vibrant coastal town known worldwide as the stage for the biggest waves ever surfed. Praia do Norte, Nazaré’s famous beach, has become a mecca for surfers and thrill-seekers, thanks to the underwater Nazaré Canyon, which creates record-breaking waves that can reach over 30 meters (100 feet) high.

The town’s lighthouse, perched on the cliffs of Sitio, offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and is a prime spot to witness these awe-inspiring waves during the winter surf season.

Beyond its surfing fame, Nazaré is steeped in fishing traditions, with colorful boats and fishermen’s nets dotting the shoreline, giving visitors a glimpse into the town’s authentic maritime culture.

We´ll go to the lighthouse for the best views of the biggest waves in the world.

Then Have a great Seafood Lunch and Explore the town or Relax at the Beach.