Our top pick1,628 reviews
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 Óbidos Day Trip: Four Tours Compared
A Lisbon to Óbidos day trip on this page is one of four full-day tours, and none of them goes to Óbidos alone. Three pair the walled town with Fátima, Batalha and Nazaré; the fourth carries on to Nazaré and Porto. Prices run from $56 to $127 per person. Here is what each tour does in Óbidos, what the price covers, and which one to book.
Quick answer
The short answer. Our top pick for a Lisbon to Óbidos day trip is the Porto day at $127: it opens with a guided visit in Óbidos, then Nazaré and Porto, and 1,628 reviewers rate it 4.5. It is a long day of 13 hours. For Óbidos with Fátima instead, the $56 full day is the lowest price here, the $73 tour keeps the group to 8, and the $90 tour collects you from your Lisbon hotel.
Lisbon to Óbidos day trip options at a glance
- Tours that stop in Óbidos
- 4each one a full day with other towns
- Price range
- $56–$127per person
- Lowest price
- $56Fátima, Nazaré, Batalha and Óbidos, 10 hours
- Length
- 8 to 13 hoursthe Porto day is the longest
- Guided walk in Óbidos
- The Porto day«guided private or shared tour»
- Ginjinha tasting listed
- 3 of 4the three Fátima tours; price not stated
- Hotel pickup included
- 1 of 4the $90 tour
- Group limit stated
- 8 peoplethe $73 tour
- Reviews across the four
- 4,996rated 4.5 to 4.8
- Cancellation
- Free cancellationlisted on all four
The walled town
What the four tours say about Óbidos itself
What the listings promise inside the walls, and what reviewers wrote afterwards.
Óbidos is a medieval village inside stone walls, and the listings describe it in a few lines each. The Porto day says the most: a «guided private or shared tour», the «secret Jewish neighborhood», and the Castle of Óbidos, which the listing calls «one of the 7 wonders of Portugal». The three Fátima tours put the weight on a tasting: ginjinha, a cherry liqueur, served in a chocolate cup on two of them.
Reviewers liked what they found. Sean from the United Kingdom, on the Porto day: «Óbidos was full of history and charm.» Mary from Ireland, on the $73 tour: «Obidos was a must see.» Carolyn R from Australia, on the $90 tour, wanted more of it: «I could have had less time in Fatima and Batalha and more time in Obidos which was the highlight for me.»
That is the honest shape of a Lisbon to Óbidos day trip: the town is one stop in a full day. Book it for the lanes, the walls and the ginjinha, and choose the tour whose other stops you want most.
Inside and below the walls
Óbidos and Batalha in three frames
Two frames from Óbidos and one from Batalha, which three of the four tours visit.
Walls above the town
Crenellated walls and a square stone tower rise over white houses with red-tiled roofs.
A whitewashed lane
White houses trimmed in blue and yellow, iron lanterns, balconies and shop displays, and a small church at the far end of the street.
Batalha Monastery
Pointed Gothic windows, pinnacles and weathered stone. The $73 tour lists the Founder’s Chapel, the cloisters and the unfinished chapels.
Every trip, current fare
Lisbon to Óbidos day trip prices and what they cover
Four tours, lowest price first. All prices are per person, and none of the four lists lunch in the price.
| Trip | Price | Length | Stops on the day | What the price covers | Where it starts | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fátima, Nazaré, Óbidos and Batalha | $56 | 10 hours | Fátima, Nazaré, a stop at Batalha, Óbidos | Transport and a live guide; ginjinha in a chocolate cup is listed, price not stated | Praça dos Restauradores; pickup on some options | 4.7 · 1,861 |
| Fátima, Óbidos and the Atlantic coast | $73 | 9 hours | Fátima, Batalha, the coast road, Nazaré, Óbidos | A climate-controlled van, a guide, 8 participants at most | Avenida da Liberdade 2, and back there | 4.8 · 622 |
| Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré and Óbidos | $90 | 8 hours | Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré, Óbidos | Hotel pickup in Lisbon, an air-conditioned minivan, a guide | Your Lisbon hotel | 4.8 · 885 |
| Óbidos, Nazaré and Porto | $127 | 13 hours | Óbidos, Nazaré, Porto | An air-conditioned vehicle, a guided visit in Óbidos, a 1.5-hour walk in Porto | Depends on the option; pickup on some options | 4.5 · 1,628 |
The four tours
What each tour does in Óbidos and around it
Same town, four different days, lowest price first.
- Fátima, Nazaré, Óbidos and Batalha — $56, 10 hours
The lowest price on this page. The Sanctuary of Fátima with the Chapel of the Apparitions, the Sítio viewpoint in Nazaré with a lunch stop, a stop at Batalha, then Óbidos and «ginjinha served in a chocolate cup». Pickup on some options. 1,861 reviews at 4.7.
- 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 past Foz do Arelho and São Martinho do Porto, lunch in Nazaré and «Ginja licor in a chocolate cup» in Óbidos. 622 reviews at 4.8.
- Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré and Óbidos — $90, 8 hours
The one tour with hotel pickup in Lisbon included. An air-conditioned minivan, the late Gothic Batalha Monastery (UNESCO), Nazaré with lunch at your own expense, and a chance to «taste the famous ginjinha liqueur» in Óbidos. 885 reviews at 4.8.
- Óbidos, Nazaré and Porto — $127, 13 hours
Our top pick. A guided visit in Óbidos opens the day, then Nazaré (Forte de São Miguel and O Sítio) and Porto: an hour for lunch on your own and a 1.5-hour walking tour. The longest day here, rated 4.5 from 1,628 reviews.
One day, several towns
What you combine with Óbidos in one day
Fátima, Batalha and Nazaré on three tours; Nazaré and Porto on the fourth.
On this page, a day trip to Óbidos from Lisbon comes with company. On three tours that company is Fátima, Batalha and Nazaré. At Fátima the listings name the Basilica, the Chapel of the Apparitions and the Basilica of the Holy Trinity, inaugurated in 2007; the $73 tour adds the stained glass art and the statue of Our Lady of Fatima.
Batalha is the Monastery of Santa Maria da Vitória, late Gothic and 14th century, on the UNESCO list. Nazaré is a fishing town known for big-wave surfing: the $90 listing quotes the largest wave ever ridden, 24 metres, in 2011. No listing promises big waves on the day you go; the views from the Sítio viewpoint and the Nazaré Cliffs are what the tours sell.
The fourth tour swaps Fátima for Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After Óbidos and Nazaré you get an hour for lunch and a walk past São Bento station, the church of São Francisco and the Dom Luís bridge. Sean from the United Kingdom sums it up: «It’s a long journey, but a cracking way to see more of Portugal if you're short on time.»
How to choose
Four questions that pick your Óbidos tour
Answer them in order and the right Óbidos day trip from Lisbon picks itself.
- Porto or Fátima?
For Porto, the $127 day is the only option, and it is our top pick. For Fátima, pick one of the other three.
- Is price the deciding factor?
The $56 full day is the lowest price for any Lisbon to Óbidos day trip here, and 1,861 reviewers rate it 4.7. The site’s $25 to $34 listings are the hop-on hop-off bus, an e-bike ride and two Tagus sailing trips, all of them in the city.
- How many people around you?
The $73 tour is limited to 8 participants. Mallory from the United States: «The transportation was a van with a group of 8.» The $90 tour offers private or small groups, with no number given.
- Do you want collecting from your hotel?
Then book the $90 tour, where pickup is included. Kyriaki from Australia: «Loved the pick up and drop off to our hotels.»
The tasting
Ginjinha in a chocolate cup: what the listings say
Three tours list it; none of them says what it costs.
Ginjinha, or ginja, is a cherry liqueur, and in Óbidos it comes in a small chocolate cup. Three of the four tours mention it: «ginjinha served in a chocolate cup» on the $56 tour, «Ginja licor in a chocolate cup» on the $73 tour, and «taste the famous ginjinha liqueur» on the $90 tour. The Porto day does not mention it.
None of the three says whether the tasting is in the price, so check the listing before you go. Reviewers who tried it are clear. Mário from Portugal, on the $56 tour: «We had the absolute best time exploring Óbidos (the ginjinha is a must!)».
Before you book
Five things to check before you pay
Two minutes on the listing saves booking the wrong Lisbon to Óbidos day trip.
- Where the day starts
Pickup is included only on the $90 tour. The $56 and $127 tours offer it on some options; the $73 tour meets on Avenida da Liberdade.
- Lunch
Not in the price on any of the four. Porto gives you an hour on your own; on the Fátima tours, lunch is in Nazaré.
- Guide language
English on all four. The $127 day also lists Spanish and Portuguese; the $56 tour adds German and Italian; the $73 tour adds French.
- Fátima
Some religious sites may require modest clothing, and the $56 listing asks you to keep a valid ID with you.
- Timing on the Porto day
The listing is blunt: «If you are late, you will not receive a refund». You can ask to stay in Porto if there is space for your luggage.
Our verdict
Which Lisbon to Óbidos day trip to book
Book the Porto day if you want the most from one long day. At $127 per person, it describes Óbidos in the most detail — a guided visit, the Jewish quarter, the castle — and adds Nazaré and Porto. You pay in hours: 13 of them, rated 4.5. Derice from the United States: «we thoroughly enjoyed the day, even though it was very long!»
Rather pair Óbidos with Fátima? The $56 full day is the lowest price on any Lisbon to Óbidos day trip here. Pay $73 for a group of 8 at most and the Batalha cloisters, or $90 to be collected from your hotel.
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Lisbon to Óbidos day trip tours, ready to book
Our top pick first, then the three Fátima tours, lowest price first. 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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Lisbon to Óbidos day trip questions, answered
Can you visit Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré and Óbidos in one day?
Yes. Three tours here do it: $56 for 10 hours, $73 for 9 hours with 8 participants at most, and $90 for 8 hours with hotel pickup in Lisbon. The Porto day stops in Óbidos and Nazaré but not in Fátima or Batalha.
What is ginjinha in a chocolate cup?
A cherry liqueur served in a small chocolate cup, tasted in Óbidos. The $56 and $73 tours list it in a chocolate cup; the $90 tour lists a ginjinha tasting. None of the three says whether it is in the price.
Do you go inside Batalha Monastery?
The $73 tour lists the Founder’s Chapel, the cloisters and the unfinished chapels; whether a ticket is in the price is not stated. On the $56 tour, plan on a stop at Batalha rather than a visit inside. The Porto day does not go to Batalha.
Which tours include hotel pickup?
One: the $90 tour collects you from your Lisbon hotel, and the pickup time is confirmed 48 hours before. The $56 and $127 tours offer pickup on some options. The $73 tour meets on Avenida da Liberdade and returns there.
Is lunch included?
No. None of the four lists lunch in the price. The Porto day gives you an hour for lunch on your own in Porto; on the three Fátima tours lunch is in Nazaré, and the $90 listing says at your own expense.
Can I cancel a Lisbon to Óbidos day trip?
Yes. All four list Free cancellation; check the deadline on the listing before you book. On the Porto day, note one more rule: if you are late, you will not receive a refund.
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