Visit one of Portugal’s most beautiful royal residences and often referred to as the “Portuguese Versailles.” Built in the 18th century, this magnificent Rococo palace was once the summer residence of Portuguese royalty. Take time to admire the richly decorated rooms, intricate azulejos and the stunning formal gardens with fountains and statues. Queluz Palace, full of valuable items, became the official residence of the royal, especially the Portuguese Prince Regent, the future D. João VI, as well as his family, until the escape of the royal family. to Brazil due to the French invasions. In this palace was born D. Pedro IV or D. Pedro I of Brazil. It also served as a discreet place of imprisonment for Queen Mary I, "Mad Mary", while her madness continued to worsen after D. Pedro's death.

Arrive at the majestic Mafra National Palace, one of Portugal’s most remarkable monuments and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019. Built in the 18th century, this vast complex combines a royal palace, a basilica and a Franciscan convent that once housed 300 friars. During your one-hour stop, admire the grandeur of the royal apartments located in two towers once reserved for the king and queen, connected by a 232-metre gallery — the longest palatial corridor in Europe. Inside, discover impressive spaces and the palace’s spectacular library, often considered one of the most beautiful in the world. The basilica is also home to six historic organs and two monumental carillons with 98 bells. With more than 1,200 rooms and covering nearly four hectares, the palace reflects the immense wealth of the Portuguese crown during the golden age of Brazilian gold.

Enjoy a relaxing three hours stop in the charming seaside town of Ericeira, a picturesque fishing village perched on impresive cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Take time to stroll through its narrow streets filled with traditional white houses and blue details, discover local shops and enjoy the laid-back coastal atmosphere. Ericeira is famous for its strong fishing heritage and its excellent seafood restaurants. This is the perfect opportunity to sit by the ocean and savour fresh seafood, from grilled fish to delicious shellfish, while enjoying breathtaking views of the Atlantic. The town is also part of the famous Ericeira World Surfing Reserve, the first surfing reserve in Europe, known for its spectacular coastline and world-class waves. With three hours of free time, you can explore at your own pace, enjoy a memorable seaside meal or simply relax and take in the authentic charm of this beautiful coastal village.