9 Alentejo holidays found
Alentejo & Algarve self guided walking holiday, Portugal
Independent coastal walking holidays in the Alentejo Coast
From €460 8 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This independent holiday is available any day of the year except August and the last two weeks of July.
Alentejo self guided walking in Portugal
Exploring Rota Vicentina's best trails
From €860 14 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This independent holiday is available any day of the year except August and the last two weeks of July.
Alentejo Coast family activity holiday, Portugal
Family multi-activity week on the Alentejo coast, Portugal
From £920 8 days inc UK flights
Small group travel:
2018: 21 Jul, 28 Jul, 4 Aug, 11 Aug, 18 Aug, 25 Aug
Alentejo self guided cycling holiday, Portugal
Easy cycling on the flat landscape of the Alentejo Coast
From €800 to €900 8 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This independent holiday is available any day of the year except August and the last two weeks of July.
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Alto Alentejo cycling holiday in Portugal, self guided
Cycle on the Alentejo backroads of Portugal countryside
From €1,790 to €2,390 8 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Walking the Algarve Wild West, Portugal
Self-guided walking holiday through the Sagres Peninsula
From £1,019 to £1,089 7 days inc UK flights
Tailor made:
This holiday has departures every two days from April to September, please enquire for availability on all your tailormade trips.
Alentejo self guided walking holiday, Portugal
Walk the Fishermen's Trails along Rota Vicentina's landscape
From €370 6 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This independent holiday is available any day of the year except August and the last two weeks of July.
Alentejo yurt, tipi & safari tent camping, Portugal
Eco lodge with luxury tents, Southwest Alentejo, Portugal
From €180 to €370 per accommodation per 3 nights
Accommodation
Alentejo rural family accommodation, Portugal
Serenity and peace in retreat near Monsaraz, Portugal
From €75 to €155 per accommodation per night (sleeps 2-4)
Accommodation
From
€800
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
My most memorable part of he holiday in Portugal was cycling along the high cliffs of Alentejo by the sea with 60 km winds at my back, even though one needed to be mindful with the wind on cycling so close to the edge of the cliff on a sandy track! The 10 percent grade for seemingly endless kms from Alejur to Monchique was a challenge that I felt really good about having accomplished in my 80th year. It made me feel blessed for the health and strength that I have.
Tips?
Feel... (more)Arnold Nickel
From
€860
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
Walking beside the sea
Tips?
Learn some Portuguese - people appreciate it, especially in the countryside. Walking poles helpful by the coast - sand dunes on top of limestone or sandstone cliffs make for slightly harder going.
Local benefits?
Benefits to local people. I think hotels could do more with recycling and waste (apart from Cato B and B in Carrapateira. Plastic bottles, butter and jam portions, soaps and shampoos provided could be done differently.... (more)Dh Dharmavasita
From
€460
excluding flights
Excellent....we had great weather and met some really nice people. Ricardo is a lovely well rounded person and very attentive to his business concerns in an area that he truly loves. (more)Bill Akeroyd
The highlight was the scenery and wildflowers. Excellent. (more)Margaret Patterson
The enormous seas on our first day. Flowers just coming into bloom. The storks nesting on sea stacks. Good food. Good accommodation. Friendly walkers and locals. (more)Jean Hall
From
£920
including UK flights
From
€370
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
Dramatic cliff top scenery with rare aromatic plants growing in the sandy soil round the paths. Watching surfers in the beautiful bays and fishermen perched precariously on the cliffs. Unspoiled countryside and forests inland. The fantastic non-light polluted night sky at one of the places we stayed; we saw the milky way and a shooting star. The warmth of the local people. Other walkers we met en route from many different countries. Very good locally produced food.
Tips?
Meals... (more)Denise Anne
