Alentejo Small Group Tours

This small-group tour through Alentejo keeps things intimate with 8 passengers max, so you'll get personalized attention from your guide while checking out UNESCO-listed Évora's Roman Temple and Bone Chapel. The compact size means flexible stops in hilltop Monsaraz where you can wander medieval streets and try clay crafts workshops in São Pedro do Corval.

Designed for private groups of 2-4 travelers, this trip offers personalized winery visits at family estates like Herdade dos Grous set among olive groves and lakes. Small group sizes mean exclusive access to historical cellars aging Periquita wines and personalized blending sessions with Touriga Nacional varieties at João Portugal Ramos. Have dinner at Sem-Fim Restaurant in a converted olive oil press and make flexible stops at Portinho da Arrábida's turquoise beaches, with freedom to see Vila Viçosa's marble Palácio Ducal at your own pace.

The tour keeps groups small at just 12 people (ages 15+) so you get more personal time with your local European guide and can move at a comfortable pace on tougher sections. The 22-kilometer walk from Almograve to Zambujeira do Mar climbs about 400 meters and really benefits from the intimate group size, plus you'll have great company during shared seafood dinners and sunset visits to clifftop chapels.

Travel with just 2-8 people for personalized attention from your 24/7 levarTravel leader across all 9 days, with guaranteed April and December 2026 departures. The small group size means unhurried time at Marvão Castle's mountaintop perch, Castelo de Vide's Jewish quarter, and Estremoz's ceramic workshops.

This small-group tour caps at 8 people, so you'll get a nice personal feel as you check out Alentejo's quieter spots without rushing. You'll walk through Évora's UNESCO historic center, see the old Roman Temple and that famous Chapel of Bones, then head up to Monsaraz, a medieval hilltop village with a castle and great views over the Alqueva dam.