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13 hFrom Lisbon: Day Trip to Porto, Óbidos, and Nazaré
★ 4.5 · 1,628 reviews
- 13 hours, Óbidos, Nazaré and Porto stops
- 1.5-hour guided walk in Porto
- Bestseller
- Free cancellation
$127$9.77 / hour
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Lisbon to Nazaré Day Trip: the Four Tours That Stop There
A Lisbon to Nazaré day trip is never Nazaré alone. All four tours on this site that stop in the fishing town also stop in Óbidos; three add Fátima and Batalha, and one carries on to Porto. They cost $56 to $127 per person and take 8 to 13 hours. Here is what each one gives you in Nazaré, and which to book.
Quick answer
The short answer. Our top pick is the $127 trip that adds Porto: Óbidos, Nazaré and Porto in 13 hours. It is a long day, but you see three towns. For a shorter, cheaper Lisbon to Nazaré day trip, the $56 tour takes 10 hours with Fátima, Batalha and Óbidos. Only the $90 tour includes hotel pickup, and the $73 tour takes eight people at most.
Lisbon to Nazaré day trip in numbers
- Tours that stop in Nazaré
- 4all four also stop in Óbidos
- Price per person
- $56 – $127$56 is the lowest day trip price on the site
- Shortest day
- 8 hoursthe $90 tour, hotel pickup included
- Longest day
- 13 hourswith Porto, about 8 hours of it on the road
- Hotel pickup in the price
- 1 of 4two more offer pickup on some options
- Smallest group stated
- 8 peopleon the coast tour
- Lunch in the price
- Not listedon any of the four
- Reviews, four tours
- 4,996rated 4.5 to 4.8
- Cancellation
- Free cancellationon all four listings
Why people go
What Nazaré is, and what the tours show you there
A fishing town known for big-wave surfing, and a lunch stop on three of the four tours.
Nazaré is a fishing town on the Atlantic coast, and the listings sell it that way: the Porto trip promises a glimpse into a fisherman’s life there. The town is also known for big-wave surfing. One listing records the «largest wave ever ridden (24 meters), in 2011». That is history, not a forecast: nothing here promises big surf on your day.
What you see depends on the tour. The Porto trip names the Forte de São Miguel and O Sítio. The $56 tour stops at the Sítio viewpoint. The coast tour lists the Nazaré Cliffs and gets there along the shore, past Foz do Arelho and São Martinho do Porto. Three of the four use Nazaré as their lunch stop.
Sean from the United Kingdom, after the Porto trip: «Nazaré had stunning coastal views, and Óbidos was full of history and charm.» On a Lisbon to Nazaré day trip, you get both.
Every trip, current fare
What each tour costs and what the price covers
Four tours, lowest price first. Every price is per person. For a Lisbon to Nazaré day trip, lunch is not listed in the price on any of them.
| Trip | Price | Length | What the price covers | Where it starts | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré and Óbidos | $56 | 10 hours | Guided day: the Sanctuary of Fátima, a stop at Batalha, the Sítio viewpoint and time for lunch in Nazaré, Óbidos | Praça dos Restauradores; pickup on some options | 4.7 · 1,861 |
| Fátima, Óbidos and the Atlantic coast | $73 | 9 hours | Climate-controlled van, eight people at most; Batalha cloisters and chapels; the coast road; a lunch stop in Nazaré | Av. da Liberdade 2, Restauradores; back to the same spot | 4.8 · 622 |
| Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré and Óbidos with pickup | $90 | 8 hours | Pickup at your Lisbon hotel, air-conditioned minivan, Batalha Monastery, Nazaré, Óbidos | Your hotel in Lisbon | 4.8 · 885 |
| Óbidos, Nazaré and Porto | $127 | 13 hours | Air-conditioned vehicle; a guided visit in Óbidos; the Forte de São Miguel and O Sítio in Nazaré; a 1.5-hour walk in Porto | Pickup on some options; drop-off at Marquês de Pombal | 4.5 · 1,628 |
Four tours
The four tours that stop in Nazaré, lowest price first
Each one is also a Lisbon to Óbidos and Nazaré day trip, because all four stop in both towns. What changes is the rest of the route and the length of the day.
- Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré and Óbidos — $56, 10 hours
The lowest day trip price on the site. The Sanctuary of Fátima with the Chapel of the Apparitions, a stop at Batalha, the Sítio viewpoint and time for lunch in Nazaré, then ginjinha in a chocolate cup in Óbidos. 4.7 on 1,861 reviews.
- Fátima, Óbidos and the Atlantic coast — $73, 9 hours
Limited to 8 participants, in a climate-controlled van. At Batalha the listing names the Founder’s Chapel, the Cloisters and the unfinished chapels. Then the coast road to Nazaré for lunch, and ginja in a chocolate cup in Óbidos. 4.8 on 622 reviews.
- Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré and Óbidos with pickup — $90, 8 hours
The one tour of the four with hotel pickup in the price: the guide meets you at your Lisbon hotel. An air-conditioned minivan, the late Gothic monastery at Batalha, a UNESCO site, lunch in Nazaré at your own expense, ginjinha in Óbidos. 4.8 on 885 reviews.
- Óbidos, Nazaré and Porto — $127, 13 hours
Our top pick, and the longest day. A guided visit in Óbidos with its hidden Jewish quarter and castle, the Forte de São Miguel and O Sítio in Nazaré, then a 1.5-hour walk in Porto and an hour for lunch on your own. 4.5 on 1,628 reviews.
On the day
How much of the day you spend in Nazaré
The listings give no minute count, but they do show where Nazaré sits in the day.
No listing here states how many minutes you get in Nazaré, so we will not guess. On a day trip to Nazaré from Lisbon with one of the three Fátima tours, the town is the lunch stop: your time there is lunch plus a look at the views. On the Porto trip, Nazaré comes about 35 minutes after Óbidos and two and a half hours before Porto, and lunch waits until Porto.
Reviewers notice the clock. Sylvie from Canada, on the $90 tour: «I wished we have had a little more time in Nazare because the views are spectacular». A slow restaurant, she adds, took most of it. Paddy from the United States, on the coast tour: «The lunch spot he selected in Nazare was excellent, and we appreciated the extra stop at the beach.»
So on any Lisbon to Nazaré day trip, keep lunch short and walk to the viewpoint while you can.
What you pay for
What is in the price, and what you pay on the day
Cheaper listings on the site, between $25 and $34, are a hop-on hop-off bus, an e-bike ride and two river cruises inside Lisbon, not trips out of town.
- Hotel pickup
In the price only on the $90 tour. The $56 tour and the Porto trip offer pickup on some options; the coast tour starts at Av. da Liberdade 2.
- Lunch in Nazaré
Not listed in the price on any of the four. The $90 tour says lunch is at your own expense; the Porto trip has lunch on your own, in Porto.
- Ginjinha in Óbidos
The three Fátima tours list a taste of this cherry liqueur, two of them in a chocolate cup. Whether it is in the price is not stated.
- Group size
Eight at most on the coast tour. The $90 tour offers private or small groups without a number; the other two list a private option.
- Cancellation
Free cancellation on all four listings. Check the deadline on the listing itself before you pay.
The long version
Adding Porto: three towns and a 13-hour day
The only way here to see Nazaré and Porto on the same day.
The Porto trip is our top pick for one reason: it is the only tour on this site that puts Óbidos, Nazaré and Porto into a single day, ending with a 1.5-hour walk past Estação São Bento, Igreja São Francisco and the Dom Luís bridge.
The day runs 13 hours, and the legs of the route add up to about eight hours in the vehicle. Derice from the United States: «we thoroughly enjoyed the day, even though it was very long!» Its 4.5 on 1,628 reviews is the lowest of the four. As a Lisbon to Nazaré day trip it gives the town less room than the Fátima tours do. You can stay on in Porto instead of riding back, if the minibus has space for your luggage; tell them when you book.
Choosing between the three Fátima tours? They are compared side by side.
The Fátima tours compared→Before you book
Four things to check before you pay
Two minutes on the listing saves a surprise on your Lisbon to Nazaré day trip.
- ID and clothing for Fátima
The $56 tour asks you to keep a valid ID with you and notes that the churches may require modest clothing.
- The language of your guide
$56: English, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish. $73: English, French, Portuguese, Spanish. $90: English, Portuguese. Porto trip: Spanish, English, Portuguese.
- Pickup times
On the $90 tour the pickup time is confirmed 48 hours ahead. On the $56 tour and the Porto trip, check whether your option includes pickup.
- Being on time
The Porto trip states that if you are late, you will not receive a refund.
Our verdict
Which Nazaré tour to book
Our top pick: Óbidos, Nazaré and Porto for $127. Three towns in 13 hours, with a guided visit in Óbidos and a walk in Porto. It is a long day, and it suits people who would rather see more than rest.
A cheaper Lisbon to Nazaré day trip? Book the $56 tour: 10 hours, Fátima, Batalha, a lunch stop in Nazaré and Óbidos, rated 4.7 by 1,861 reviewers. Want collection from your hotel? The $90 tour. Eight people at most? The $73 coast tour.
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Lisbon to Nazaré day trip tours, ready to book
Our top pick first, then the three Fátima tours by price. All four are priced per person.
Ginjinha in a chocolate cup1,861 reviews
10 hLisbon: Fátima, Nazaré, Óbidos & Batalha Full Day
★ 4.7 · 1,861 reviews
- Ten hours, Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré and Óbidos
- Ginjinha in a chocolate cup
- Lunch stop in Nazaré
- Free cancellation
$56$5.60 / hour
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Bestseller622 reviews
9 hFátima, Óbidos and the Atlantic Coast Day Tour from Lisbon
★ 4.8 · 622 reviews
- Nine hours, Limited to 8 participants
- Batalha Monastery cloisters and chapels
- Bestseller
- Free cancellation
$73$8.11 / hour
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Bestseller885 reviews
8 hFrom Lisbon: Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré & Óbidos Full-Day Tour
★ 4.8 · 885 reviews
- Eight hours, Pickup from Lisbon hotel
- Batalha Monastery, UNESCO site
- Bestseller
- Free cancellation
$90$11.25 / hour
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Nazaré day trip from Lisbon: your questions answered
Will we see the big waves in Nazaré?
No listing here promises them, and none says when they come. Nazaré is known for big-wave surfing, and one listing records the largest wave ever ridden there, 24 metres, in 2011. Book a Lisbon to Nazaré day trip for the town and the views from the Sítio; treat big surf as a bonus.
Can you see Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré and Óbidos in one day?
Yes. Three tours cover all four towns: $56 for 10 hours, $73 for 9 hours with eight people at most, and $90 for 8 hours with hotel pickup. On the $56 tour, Batalha is a photo stop.
Is lunch included on a Nazaré tour?
It is not listed in the price on any of the four. Three tours stop in Nazaré for lunch, and the $90 tour says it is at your own expense. The Porto trip gives you an hour for lunch on your own in Porto.
Which Nazaré tours include hotel pickup?
Only the $90 tour, where the guide meets you at your Lisbon hotel. The $56 tour and the Porto trip offer pickup on some options. The coast tour starts and ends at Av. da Liberdade 2, by Restauradores.
What is ginjinha in a chocolate cup?
Ginjinha, or ginja, is a cherry liqueur; in Óbidos it comes in a small chocolate cup. The three Fátima tours list a taste of it. The listings do not say whether it is in the price.
Can I cancel a Lisbon to Nazaré day trip?
All four listings show free cancellation; check the deadline on the listing when you book. On the Porto trip, arriving late means no refund, and if too few people book, you are offered another date, another tour or a full refund.
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