Begin your honeymoon in the charming city of Lisbon. Walk through the historic Alfama district, the oldest part of the city, and visit the famous São Jorge Castle. Enjoy a romantic sunset at the Miradouro das Portas do Sol viewpoint, overlooking the Tagus River.
Travel to the enchanting town of Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with fairy tale-like castles and palaces. Visit the colorful Pena Palace, the mysterious Quinta da Regaleira and the romantic Monserrate Palace. Finish your day with a stroll through the exotic gardens of the Palace of Monserrate.
Take a scenic train ride to the charming city of Porto, famous for its wine and spectacular views. Walk along the Ribeira, the charming historic district of Porto, and cross the Dom Luís I Bridge to visit the famous Port wine cellars. End your day with a romantic sunset boat tour along the Douro River.
Explore the stunning Douro Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site, filled with vineyards, wineries and breathtaking landscapes. Take a wine tour and learn about the history of the region while tasting some of the best wines in Portugal. Enjoy a romantic picnic amidst the beautiful scenery.
Travel to the serene Alentejo region, known for its beautiful countryside and medieval villages. Visit the charming town of Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and its famous Roman Temple. Drive through the beautiful countryside and stop at the charming fortified village of Marvão. End your day with a romantic dinner at the São Rosas Restaurant, tasting the traditional Alentejo cuisine.
End your honeymoon by exploring the stunning Algarve coast, with its golden beaches and crystal-clear waters. Visit the charming town of Lagos, with its medieval walls and beautiful churches. Take a boat tour to the beautiful Benagil cave, with its stunning natural arches. Finish your day with a romantic sunset at the Praia da Rocha beach.
If you have more time, consider adding a day trip to the beautiful island of Madeira or the historic city of Coimbra. If you have less time, consider skipping the Douro Valley or the Alentejo region. Don't forget to make restaurant reservations in advance, especially for popular places like São Rosas. Use public transportation to save money and avoid traffic, but taxi and Uber services are also available.