After arriving in Lisbon, catch an Uber or taxi to your accommodation. Take a leisurely stroll through the charming historic district of Alfama, to get a feel for the city and end the night with a delicious seafood dinner at Cervejaria Ramiro - an iconic seafood joint, popular with locals and tourists alike.
Catch the early morning train from Lisbon to Lagos. On arrival, check into your accommodation and wander the town to find a cozy restaurant for lunch and some refreshing drinks. Spend sunset at Praia do Camilo - a secluded beach famous for its crystal-clear waters, golden sand, and fascinating rock formations. Round up the night with cocktails and live music at the popular Rooftop Lagos
Get up early to go surfing at Praia de Porto de Mós - a surfers' paradise that offers consistent waves year-round. After a few hours riding the waves, take a break and recover with a tasty lunch at O Camilo - a seafood restaurant with sweeping views of the ocean. Continue the day on the stunning Meia Praia - the longest strip of sand in Lagos where you can swim, sunbathe, and relax. End the day with a seafood feast at A Barraca.
Take a morning boat tour to visit the nearby grottos and amazing coastline including Ponta da Piedade. After lunch, have a fun-filled day exploring the quaint, cobbled streets of Lagos old town. Enjoy some pre-dinner drinks at The Garden Lagos and finish the night with a party at Inside Out Lagos - a nightclub known for its great music and energy
Take the early morning train from Lagos back to Lisbon and spend the afternoon exploring some of the historic sights such as Tower of Belém and Jerónimos Monastery. Relax at the beautiful Park of Nations before indulging in a delicious Portuguese dinner at Cantinho Lusitano
Check out, grab breakfast and make your way to the airport to catch your flight.
If you have more time, take a day trip to the historic town of Sagres and visit the dramatic cliff views of Cabo de São Vicente. If you have less time, consider reducing your time in Lisbon to one day and spending an extra day in Lagos surfing and exploring the beaches. Always check restaurant opening hours and make reservations if possible, as restaurants in Lagos may be full during peak season.