From the Cascais seaside to the hush of the Sanctuary and the lacework stone of Batalha.
If you are staying in Cascais or Estoril, there is no need to go through Lisbon to see Fátima. We collect you at your hotel door and drive straight to the Sanctuary with the whole morning ahead: the Chapel of the Apparitions, the vast square, and the Basilica where the three shepherd children rest. We stop in Aljustrel, the village where they were born, and take an unhurried lunch before the Batalha Monastery, a Gothic cathedral raised to honour a promise, its stone worked like lace. By late afternoon you are back on the Cascais coast, in time for a quiet end of day by the sea. All private, all at your pace, with a guide who tells these stories as if he had lived them.
Times are approximate and we adapt to you.
We collect you at your hotel or apartment in a private, air-conditioned SUV and head north with the sea in the rear-view mirror.
Unhurried time at the Chapel of the Apparitions, the great square, and the Basilica, where Saints Francisco and Jacinta and Sister Lúcia rest.
The houses of Lúcia, Francisco, and Jacinta, minutes from the Sanctuary, where the story of 1917 gains a face and a place.
Honest Portuguese cooking at a good local restaurant, no rushing (on your own, with our recommendation).
The lacework facade, the Founder's Chapel with King João I and Philippa of Lancaster, the Royal Cloister, and the Unfinished Chapels open to the sky.
We drive back towards the coast at ease. If we agreed to stretch on to Nazaré or Tomar, this is where the day grows.
We drop you where the day began, door to door, start to finish.
Tell us your dates and group size. We reply quickly on WhatsApp with a clear, all-in price.
Ideal for anyone staying in Cascais, Estoril, or along the coast who wants to see Fátima and Batalha in one well-rounded day, without an early dash into Lisbon for transport. Perfect for multi-generation families, for pilgrims who dream of the Chapel of the Apparitions, and for curious travelers drawn by the architecture. Short, adaptable walks, comfortable for all ages.
It is. The vehicle is yours alone, normally up to 6 guests, and we never put strangers together. The pace of the day is yours to set.
We collect you at your hotel in Cascais or Estoril and drop you back at the same place in the late afternoon. We also start from Carcavelos, Oeiras, Sintra, or Lisbon, adjusting the departure time to the drive.
Yes, and it is a frequent request. The Nazaré variant adds the Sítio clifftop and the giant waves on the way back; the Tomar variant trades the sea for the Convent of Christ, the Templar citadel, turning the day into a Fátima and Tomar tour. Either stretches the day to around 10 hours, with the price adjusted. Tell us which you prefer and we will shape the right day.
A private SUV, a dedicated guide and driver who speaks Portuguese and English, fuel, tolls, water on board, and the full route through Fátima, Aljustrel, and Batalha. Lunch, drinks, and the entrance ticket to the Batalha Monastery are not included.
We ask for nothing when you book: your date is secured with a WhatsApp message and you pay only at the end of the tour. We take cash, card, MB WAY, Wise, Revolut, and PayPal, whichever suits you best.
You can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the agreed pickup time. A message on WhatsApp is enough.
You can, and it is worth it: from May to October the procession takes place every night at 9:30 pm. This itinerary returns in the late afternoon, but our Fátima by Night tour is built exactly around arriving at dusk for the candles in the square. We can also adapt this day to end in Fátima after dark.
We do, and this day is proof: every departure is designed for your group, with the stops, pace, and timing shaped around you. If you want a day that is entirely yours, from Cascais or anywhere else in Portugal, see our Custom Private Tour and tell us what you dream of seeing.
Tell us your dates and group size. We reply quickly on WhatsApp with a clear, all-in price.
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