The first day follows the Atlantic coast through Cascais and Estoril before reaching Cabo da Roca, the westernmost tip of continental Europe. The route continues through Colares for a wine tasting, then into Sintra for a guided visit to the Pena Palace and free time in the historical centre.

The afternoon brings a stop at Mafra Convent, the second UNESCO site of the day, before arriving in Obidos for an overnight stay. A walking tour of the walled town is included before the evening concludes.

After checkout, the route heads to Nazare to explore its seafront and the sanctuary of Our Lady of Nazare, set above the cliffs where the famous waves break. The Alcobaca Monastery follows, a UNESCO-listed complex with over a thousand years of history and guided entry included.

Batalha Monastery, another Gothic UNESCO site also known as Santa Maria da Vitoria, is visited in the afternoon before arriving in Fatima for the second overnight stop. Guests choose their own accommodation, with options ranging from basic guesthouses to hotels close to the shrine.

The final day begins with a guided tour of the Fatima shrine and sanctuary. The route then passes through Ourem, where a hilltop castle offers a lesser-known but rewarding stop for photographs and historical context.

Tomar's Convent of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site connected to the Knights Templar, forms the centrepiece of the afternoon. The day closes with a view of Almourol Castle, a Templar fortress positioned in the middle of the Tagus River, before returning to Lisbon.

Accommodation on nights one and two is arranged independently by guests, with guidance provided by the tour team. Obidos offers hotels inside the medieval walls, while Fatima has a wide range of options near the shrine for those wishing to attend evening ceremonies.

Pickup takes place each morning at the guest's chosen hotel, ensuring flexibility without compromising the day's schedule.