Which Day Trip from Lisbon to Fátima, Nazaré and Óbidos Should You Book?
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For most visitors, book the Fátima, Nazaré, Óbidos and Batalha full day. It lasts 10 hours, starts at €31 and has 4.8 stars from 2,516 reviews. If Porto matters more than Fátima, choose between the Porto, Óbidos and Nazaré day trip and the Porto route with a photo stop at Capela do Senhor da Pedra.
Five day trips compared
| Tour | Places named | Duration | From | Rating and reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fátima, Nazaré, Óbidos & Batalha full day | Fátima, Nazaré, Óbidos, Batalha | 10 hours | €31 | 4.8 · 2,516 |
| Day trip to Porto, Óbidos and Nazaré | Óbidos, Nazaré, Porto | 13 hours | €66.94 | 4.5 · 1,681 |
| Porto, Nazaré & Capela do Senhor da Pedra | Nazaré, Capela do Senhor da Pedra, Porto | 9.5–12 hours | €49 | 5.0 · 6 |
| Óbidos and Nazaré with Ginja tasting | Óbidos, Nazaré | 8 hours | €57.20 | 4.9 · 25 |
| Fátima, Óbidos and Nazaré day trip | Fátima, Batalha Monastery Church, Óbidos, Nazaré | 8 hours | €135 | 0 reviews |
Look at the places column before the prices. Two of these five include Fátima, and both also describe Batalha, Óbidos and Nazaré.
The four-stop full day is the starting point
It names Fátima’s sacred sites, Nazaré’s coastal viewpoints, medieval Óbidos and the Monastery of Batalha. It starts at €31, with 2,516 reviews behind it. Check the price basis for your selected option; the page offers a standard group of up to 55 people and a private option of up to 50.
Be realistic about the day. Four stops in 10 hours make this a sampler. The itinerary gives 1.5 hours in Fátima, 2 hours in Nazaré and 75 minutes in Óbidos. For Batalha, the description discusses an interior visit, but the itinerary lists a photo stop and pass-by; confirm which applies to your option. Allow a separate budget for lunch and monument tickets, and confirm any included admissions before booking. Departure or pickup depends on the selected option; check its exact Lisbon meeting arrangements. Wear comfortable shoes for uneven paths and modest clothing for religious sites.
Check availability and prices for the Fátima, Nazaré, Óbidos and Batalha full day For either route with Batalha, avoid planning a monastery interior on January 1, Easter Sunday, May 1 or December 25, when the monument is closed.
Add Porto and the day becomes 13 hours
The Porto trip trades Fátima and Batalha for a UNESCO city. The listing says you can take it as a group tour or a private one, and lists Óbidos, a glimpse of fishermen’s life in Nazaré and Porto. The meeting point depends on the option. Lunch is an optional paid upgrade; otherwise use the free time for your own meal. Check the price basis for the shared or private booking before comparing it with other tours. It carries 1,681 reviews at 4.5/5.
Set aside the full 13 hours for this route; the other Porto combination is listed at 9.5–12 hours. Choose it if you will not make a separate trip north; skip it if you are travelling with young children or dislike long days in a vehicle. It is unsuitable for people with mobility impairments and wheelchair users: the city walks include slopes and stairs.
See dates for the Porto, Óbidos and Nazaré day trip
Two alternatives for specific wishes
The Porto, Nazaré and Capela do Senhor da Pedra trip combines a photo stop at the chapel, Nazaré and a guided visit of Porto’s historic centre in 9.5–12 hours for €49 per person. This route leaves from Fonte Norte do Rossio and is unsuitable for wheelchair users. Bring your own child seat if required. Budget for lunch and check monument admission costs, including the fort, before booking. The Óbidos and Nazaré trip is the short, coastal day: a small group, a Ginja tasting, the Nazaré lighthouse and free time for lunch by the beach, in 8 hours for €57.20 per person. The Óbidos and Nazaré tour starts and finishes at Av. da Liberdade 11B and excludes people with mobility impairments. Lunch is a free-time stop, so budget for your meal. The description advertises the Ginja tasting, while the itinerary marks a tasting stop as optional; confirm the arrangement for your booking.
The Porto and chapel route has 5.0/5 from 6 reviews; the Óbidos and Nazaré route has 4.9/5 from 25 reviews. Choose the Ginja day for a route focused on Óbidos and Nazaré, rather than treating the number of stops as the measure of value.
Check the Óbidos and Nazaré day trip with Ginja tasting
The eight-hour Fátima alternative
It describes Fátima, the church of Batalha Monastery, Óbidos and Nazaré. It costs €135 per person and has 0 reviews; the English-guided group is limited to 10 participants. Consider it if a group capped at 10 matters to you, while allowing for four destinations within eight hours. The eight-hour Fátima alternative meets at Alameda Cardeal Cerejeira. It excludes children under two, pregnant travellers, wheelchair users and people with respiratory issues. Check meal costs and the exact admission coverage, particularly beyond Batalha’s church.
Final recommendation: book the Fátima, Nazaré, Óbidos and Batalha full day unless Porto is the point, in which case pick the Porto, Óbidos and Nazaré day trip and accept 13 hours.
