
Transfer from Lisbon
The trip begins with a private transfer from your hotel or airport in Lisbon in a premium electric vehicle.
Discover the Essence of Alentejo: A Premium 3-Day Immersive Journey.
Indulge in a luxury experience in the heart of the Alentejo, where history, tradition, gastronomy, and breathtaking landscapes intertwine to create an unforgettable journey through the distinctive charm of this region.
Aboard a top-of-the-range electric vehicle and accompanied by expert local guides, you will discover the monumental heritage of Évora, the idyllic village of Monsaraz, the vast Alqueva Lake, award-winning olive oils and wines—and even admire the night sky in one of the best stargazing spots in the world.
With accommodation in carefully selected, eco-conscious five-star hotels, moments of well-being, and authentic encounters with local artisans and producers, this itinerary has been designed for discerning travelers who value authenticity, comfort, and attention to detail.
Note: If the accommodations proposed in the itinerary cannot be guaranteed, an alternative offering the same level of quality and refinement that characterizes Immersive Journeys trips will be suggested.
Transfer from Lisbon
The trip begins with a private transfer from your hotel or airport in Lisbon in a premium electric vehicle.
Évora´s World Heritage Tour
The landscape changes as you approach Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage city, where you will be taken by a local guide on a tour of the main monuments in the historic center. From the imposing Church of São Francisco and its enigmatic Chapel of Bones, to the majestic Cathedral – the largest medieval cathedral in Portugal – and the Roman Temple of Diana, each stone will tell you centuries of history. For lunch, savor the traditional flavors of the Alentejo at a carefully chosen local restaurant.
Visit and tasting of a bio Olive oil farm
In the afternoon, the experience turns sensory with a visit to Monte da Oliveira Velha, where the organic olive oil Amor é Cego is produced. In the shade of an olive tree more than two thousand years old, you will taste exceptional olive oils and learn about the artisanal processes passed down through generations.
Boutique Hotel São Lourenço Barrocal
The day ends with check-in at São Lourenço do Barrocal, a five-star luxury rural hotel where comfort meets authenticity.
View AccomodationStargazing session
After a farm-to-table dinner suggestion at the estate, you will experience an unforgettable stargazing session at the Alqueva Dark Sky Reserve, recognized as one of the best places in the world to observe the night sky.
Visit wool factory
After breakfast, your day begins with a visit to Factory, a traditional artisanal weaving workshop, where you will discover the patterns and techniques that define the textile identity of the Alentejo.
Visita and tasting of a winning winery estate
The morning continues with a tasting of traditional talha wine at the historic Adega José de Sousa, paired with regional cured sausages, in an atmosphere steeped in heritage and memory.
Guided tour of the historic village of Monsaraz
Following lunch overlooking the golden Alentejo plains, you will enjoy a guided tour of the magnificent medieval village of Monsaraz, where panoramic views of Lake Alqueva will leave you breathless.
Boat ride tour in Alqueva lake
The afternoon culminates with a serene boat trip on Europe’s largest artificial lake, aboard a silent vessel gliding peacefully across the water.
Pottery workshop
Your final day begins with hands-on creativity: a traditional pottery workshop, where a local master artisan will guide you in crafting your own piece. This unique souvenir can be shipped to your home later (shipping not included).
Wine tasting and picnic among the vineyards
At the end of the morning, you will discover the surprising architecture of Herdade do Freixo, whose underground wine cellar is a masterpiece of landscape integration. The visit ends with an exclusive picnic among the vineyards, where local flavors will be served in total harmony with the surrounding terroir.
Return to Lisbon
In the afternoon, you will be transferred back to Lisbon, with drop-off at your hotel or the airport. The journey may end, but you will carry with you the encounters, landscapes, knowledge, and flavors of the Alentejo, memories that will last long after your return. Note: If any of the accommodations mentioned in the itinerary are unavailable, an alternative of the same quality and refinement will be provided, in keeping with the standards of Immersive Journeys.
Transfer from Lisbon
The trip begins with a private transfer from your hotel or airport in Lisbon in a premium electric vehicle.
Évora´s World Heritage Tour
The landscape changes as you approach Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage city, where you will be taken by a local guide on a tour of the main monuments in the historic center. From the imposing Church of São Francisco and its enigmatic Chapel of Bones, to the majestic Cathedral – the largest medieval cathedral in Portugal – and the Roman Temple of Diana, each stone will tell you centuries of history. For lunch, savor the traditional flavors of the Alentejo at a carefully chosen local restaurant.
Visit and tasting of a bio Olive oil farm
In the afternoon, the experience turns sensory with a visit to Monte da Oliveira Velha, where the organic olive oil Amor é Cego is produced. In the shade of an olive tree more than two thousand years old, you will taste exceptional olive oils and learn about the artisanal processes passed down through generations.
Boutique Hotel São Lourenço Barrocal
The day ends with check-in at São Lourenço do Barrocal, a five-star luxury rural hotel where comfort meets authenticity.
View AccomodationStargazing session
After a farm-to-table dinner suggestion at the estate, you will experience an unforgettable stargazing session at the Alqueva Dark Sky Reserve, recognized as one of the best places in the world to observe the night sky.
Visit wool factory
After breakfast, your day begins with a visit to Factory, a traditional artisanal weaving workshop, where you will discover the patterns and techniques that define the textile identity of the Alentejo.
Visita and tasting of a winning winery estate
The morning continues with a tasting of traditional talha wine at the historic Adega José de Sousa, paired with regional cured sausages, in an atmosphere steeped in heritage and memory.
Guided tour of the historic village of Monsaraz
Following lunch overlooking the golden Alentejo plains, you will enjoy a guided tour of the magnificent medieval village of Monsaraz, where panoramic views of Lake Alqueva will leave you breathless.
Boat ride tour in Alqueva lake
The afternoon culminates with a serene boat trip on Europe’s largest artificial lake, aboard a silent vessel gliding peacefully across the water.
Pottery workshop
Your final day begins with hands-on creativity: a traditional pottery workshop, where a local master artisan will guide you in crafting your own piece. This unique souvenir can be shipped to your home later (shipping not included).
Wine tasting and picnic among the vineyards
At the end of the morning, you will discover the surprising architecture of Herdade do Freixo, whose underground wine cellar is a masterpiece of landscape integration. The visit ends with an exclusive picnic among the vineyards, where local flavors will be served in total harmony with the surrounding terroir.
Return to Lisbon
In the afternoon, you will be transferred back to Lisbon, with drop-off at your hotel or the airport. The journey may end, but you will carry with you the encounters, landscapes, knowledge, and flavors of the Alentejo, memories that will last long after your return. Note: If any of the accommodations mentioned in the itinerary are unavailable, an alternative of the same quality and refinement will be provided, in keeping with the standards of Immersive Journeys.
What's Included:
What's not Included
When is the best time to visit the Alentejo?
Spring (April to June) and fall (September to October) are the ideal seasons to travel to the Alentejo, with mild weather, fewer tourists, and beautiful landscapes.
What to bring?
Comfortable pants or shorts, depending on the season.
Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Reusable water bottle to stay hydrated during the day.
Insect repellent, after-sun lotion.
Plug adapter, if necessary.
Currency and payments:
The currency is the Euro (€).
Bring an international credit card, but also have some cash for small. expenses, especially in rural areas or markets.
Flexible Dates
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