Taste the best Portuguese wines in the Alentejo plains and learn about its origins from local farmers. Ride along roads from one UNESCO world heritage site to another; sleep in a hermit-built Convent dating back to the 1182, ride the beautiful Serra da Ossa, sit down for a pic-nic near Europe’s biggest lake and gaze at the sky in its Dark Sky Reserve.
Visit the “Caudelarias”, where the proud Lusitano horse is bred, walk through the gardens of the Palaces of the Portuguese kings, built in 1502. Indulge in amazing local gastronomy and visit the UNESCO world heritage city of
