Published 14 September 2026 | Updated 9 October 2026 by Kate Acaster
Eight days around Portugal costs from £849pp with Exoticca’s Coastal Cities & Cultural Treasures tour. The price includes flights, hotels and activities rather than just the flight in.
When we checked on 9 October, the £849 example was 3 to 10 December from London for two adults in Charm accommodation. The same price showed for 30 November to 7 December from Dublin. Other London dates ran from £899 (26 November, with four places left) to £1,499 (early November), and £999 for most mid-November departures. It is worth a look if you want Portugal beyond a single city break.
What the itinerary covers
You fly into Lisbon, then work through Sintra, Óbidos, Nazaré and Fátima before heading north via Tomar and Coimbra to Porto. There is also a stop in Aveiro before the final night back in Lisbon. That is proper ground covered for the money, especially with city tours in Lisbon and Porto, visits around Fátima and Óbidos, transfers and an English-speaking guide included.
Exoticca lists return flights from main UK and Ireland airports, seven hotel nights, seven breakfasts, air taxes and ATOL Protection in the headline package. There is a £39pp handling fee at checkout, so include that before deciding it is your final total.
How to book
- Open the Exoticca Portugal tour.
- Select your departure city and compare the live calendar.
- Check the accommodation level and the £39pp handling fee before paying.
FAQs
What does the £849 Portugal tour include?
Exoticca lists return international flights from main UK and Ireland airports, seven nights in Charm-category hotels, seven breakfasts, transfers, a guide, selected city tours and ATOL Protection. It also says a £39 per-person handling fee applies at checkout.
Which dates have the £849 price?
When checked on 9 October, Exoticca showed £849 per person for 3 to 10 December 2026 from London and 30 November to 7 December 2026 from Dublin, for two adults in Charm accommodation. Prices and availability can change.
Where does the Portugal itinerary go?
The eight-day route runs from the UK or Ireland to Lisbon, then visits Sintra, Óbidos, Nazaré, Fátima, Tomar, Coimbra, Porto and Aveiro before returning to Lisbon.
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