Meet your driver for a private airport transfer. For your added comfort, an English speaking assistant will greet you outside the customs with personalized signage. Your representative will help co-ordinate meeting up with your private driver and accompany you to your accommodation.

A Welcome Package will be provided and will include any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip.

Dining Recommendations:

There are lots of great fine dining options in Lisbon to choose from. A couple of suggestions would be:

Tavares – (Address: Rua da MisericÓrdia 37 P - 1200-270 Lisboa. Tel: 213421112). Founded in 1784, this emblematic establishment is renowned for its history and elegance. It has an attractive entrance hall and majestic dining room with large mirrors, superb gilded work and chandeliers. Creative dishes with a solid base in traditional cuisine.

Eleven - (Address: Rua MarquÊs da Fronteira, Jardim AmÁlia Rodrigues. Campolide, MarquÊs de Pombal. 1070 Lisbon.Tel: 213862211)). This Michelin-starred restaurant is a gourmet/formal restaurant offering International cuisine. Located in the heart of Lisbon’s business district, overlooking the entire city and surrounded by lush gardens, Eleven is more than simply a restaurant, it is a place of culture and art, both at the table and beyond it. Located atop Edward II Park, its cuisine is contemporary Mediterranean prepared by Joachuim Koerper whose restaurant in Spain holds 2 Michelin stars and was rated the best restaurant in the country by the Gourmetour guide.

Belcanto - (Address: Largo de SÃo Carlos 10 P - 1200 - 410 Lisboa. Tel: 213420607) This Michelin-starred restaurant is situated behind a discreet faÇade in the typical Bairro Alto district. It has two attractively decorated dining rooms. Both are furnished in a classic, contemporary style and both boast views of the kitchen. Traditional dishes form the basis of the menu, alongside more creative cuisine with an innovative touch.

Meet your private guide at the hotel and depart on a walking tour of Lisbon's Old Town. You'll be brought through the origins of Lisbon, behind the city walls, and inside the Alfama District, sitting on the hill facing the river. From the Phoenicians to the Romans to the Arab rule, each period has left its mark on this magnificent city. Spot the 12th century Lisbon's Cathedral, an icon of the city featuring a mix of Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque and Rococo styles. Wind through maze-like alleys and lanes, spot the historic 16th century Casa dos Bicos with its facade of spikes, walk through part of Alfama's cobbled Jewish Quarter, and make your way to the scenic Portas do Sol miradore, a beautiful viewpoint. Hear tales of Fado: the soundtrack of Lisbon, while exploring the city with your guide.

Experience live Fado this evening at an excellent local Fado restaurant. Fado refers to the national song style of Portugal which developed in Lisbon in the early 19th century. Its importance to the culture of the city is so significant that Fado now falls under UNESCO protection. Enjoy the great ambiance of dinner and song as you dine on a complete meal with wine and coffee, backed by the sounds of Lisbon's rich heritage. Please inform your Destination Expert of any dietary needs or allergies.

Meet your private driver at your hotel for today's activity. In this private cooking class, you will learn all the secrets of some of the most traditional Portuguese recipes with a local chef in a cozy and fun environment! The chef/instructor will teach you how to prepare a traditional Portuguese meal consisting of a fish dish, meat dish and dessert in a hands-on experience! You will then sit down and enjoy the meal you have prepared together, paired with excellent Portuguese wines. Fresh ingredients are the basis of Portuguese cuisine, so therefore you will use fresh ingredients like vegetables, fish, shellfish and meat. Olive oils, cheeses and cured sausages are also important ingredients in Portuguese cuisine that you will use in the kitchen. Cooking classes are an excellent opportunity to learn about the flavors of Portuguese cuisine. At the end you will know how to prepare a traditional Portuguese soup, a main dish (meat or fish) and a dessert that will delight your senses! You will be able to take home the recipe details, allowing you to replicate them at home and impress your family and friends! Please inform your Destination Expert of any dietary needs or allergies.

Embark on a full day tour with a private Tourism Driver, gaining insight into the cities and wines of the Alentejo. Head out into this renowned region and make your way to a local winery where you'll join a small group visit of their unique facility, including a guided tasting of a pair of wines produced on site. Just as the wines are standing between old wisdom and modern winemaking, the winery is promoting a dialogue between a medieval palace and contemporary architecture. Its style is relaxed and cosmopolitan, with beautiful Evora in its background. Tie a bow on your visit as you're treated to a filling snack-style lunch, paired with more wine - an excellent opportunity to hone in your favorite. In the afternoon, continue to Evora and uncover the capital of the Alentejo. Boasting a UNESCO-listed Old Town, Evora is a city overflowing with religious architecture, former palaces and stunning marble fountains. Admire the stonework of the 18th-century Evora Cathedral, and take in the columned remains of the 2,000-year-old Roman Temple. Spot buildings of Portugal's second-oldest university, established in 1559. Conclude your day with a return transfer to Lisbon.

Meet your private vehicle and driver for a transfer to Porto. Approximate travel time is 3 hours.

A private guide and driver will pick you up at your hotel to escort you on a half day tour of Porto and its historic city center, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire the exterior of the 18th century Porto Cathedral, one of Porto's oldest monuments, followed by a panoramic viewpoint over the Douro River where you can take in views across to the city Gaia. Head to Batalha Square where you can spot the 18th century Batalha Palace, then walk Santa Catarina Street, the city's main shopping street, buzzing with action. Head to Liberdade Square where the monument to King Peter IV is centralized within a number of beautiful neoclassical facades, and continue to see the Clerigos Church and Tower, dominating the city at 250 feet tall. Stop for an included coffee and pastry at one of Porto's iconic turn-of-the-century Art Nouveau cafes, once a favored haunt of famous literary icons. Venture to Ribeira Square, with its river view and three-storey high monumental fountain, and if desired, speak with your guide about making an optional visit to Porto Wine Cellars for a wine tasting (payable on the spot). Conclude with a return transfer to your hotel.

The cellars of The Yeatman house one of the most comprehensive collections of Portuguese wines and under the guidance of The Yeatman's Wine Director, the hotel won the award in of "Best Wine List” in 2011 from leading Portuguese wine magazine "Revista de Vinhos”. The hotel has established partnerships with many of Portugal's finest producers who actively participate in The Yeatman's program of tastings, seminars and wine dinners. Weekly wine dinners, many hosted by distinguished wine makers and personalities from Portugal and around the world, are held throughout the year. These thematic wine dinners, each focusing on a particular wine region or style, are designed not only to enhance participants' understanding and appreciation of the wines themselves but also to explore their association with food. Private wine dinners, hosted by The Yeatman's own wine specialists, can also be organized by prior arrangement.

Embark on a captivating full-day journey with your tourism driver through the enchanting Douro Valley, renowned as the world's oldest demarcated wine region. Carved by the river and shaped by human hands, the valley showcases breathtaking landscapes with lush green vineyards in summer and vibrant autumn foliage. Passed down through generations, the art of cultivating terraced vineyards imparts warmth to the grapes, defining the wine's unique character. Nestled in the Peso da RÉgua and PinhÃo area, these wine estates offer an exclusive experience. Journey along the riverbanks of the Douro enhances this exceptional visit, where curated stops at the most stunning estates provide opportunities to appreciate vineyards, savor wines, relish a delightful lunch, and delve into the rich history and winemaking processes. Conclude your day on arrival back to Porto. Note: alternate wineries may be used if required for availability purposes.

You may want to do nothing more than spend some time relaxing in the tranquil surroundings of The Yeatman during your stay. Set in extensive landscaped gardens, it is a serene and tranquil retreat where you can unwind and relax as you absorb the stunning views over a refreshing drink or a leisurely game of croquet. The Caudalie Vinotherapie Spa is an oasis of calm and wellbeing, where one can enjoy a unique range of facial and body treatments based on beneficial natural ingredients extracted from the grape, renowned for their antioxidant properties. There are also two panoramic infinity pools onsite. The indoor pool with direct access from the spa features a post-treatment relaxation area. Surrounded by gardens, the outdoor pool enjoys spectacular panoramic views from its spacious sun terrace. Next to the indoor pool, there is a fully equipped gym where a resident personal trainer provides advice on a range of fitness and exercise programmes.

The spectacular panorama of the Douro River and the historic centre of Oporto from a stunning backdrop to the gourmet restaurant at the Yeatman which was awarded a Michelin Star in November 2011. Aiming to deliver the city's most inspiring dining experience, it offers imaginative cuisine in which the traditional flavors of Portugal are interpreted and presented with contemporary flair and showcases Portugal's huge range of fish and other fresh produce as well as its diversity of regional specialties. Consider dining here during your time in Oporto!

Join your private guide at a central meeting point to embark on a gastronomic-themed walking tour of Porto's UNESCO World Heritage-listed old city center. While discovering some of the most impressive city sights with your guide, you'll stop along the way at a classic coffee shop where you'll be treated to a hot drink and a sweet, and also visit a typical eatery, trying a local seafood dish like codfish cake or fried petinga, or pork such as grilled chorizo or rojoes. Explore the 18th century Porto Cathedral, take a walk through the grand Sao Bento Train Station, and stroll to the river Douro through the beautiful and typical streets of Ribeira, the historic center of the city. Return to your hotel independently.

Meet your private driver for an airport transfer. Please note drivers may or may not speak English as their sole responsibility is to transfer clients from one location to another. If you would like to have the presence of an English speaking Assistant or Guide for your transfer this can be pre-arranged upon request and would be subject to an additional supplement.

Exquisite and magnificent, Tivoli Avenida Liberdade Lisboa is the place to see and be seen. Delivering exceptional hospitality to its guests, the fortress that is Tivoli Avenida is an oasis of peace and tranquility amid the bustling city of Lisbon, Portugal. Step inside the luxurious hotel designed to imbue guests with a sense of elegance and bliss. Indulge the European tradition of wining and dining in Tivoli Avenida’s exclusive dining facilities, serving eclectic cuisine. Take a leisurely dip in the outdoor pool amid the hotel’s semi-tropical garden. Whether looking to explore the city or relax within the vicinity, Tivoli Avenida will aim to provide a remarkable experience.

With a bevvy of awards and accolades behind it (including appearing on Conde Nast's "Hot List Hotels" in 2011, member of Relais & Chateaux, Best Independent Hotel 2012 and Golden Key Award), The Yeatman is conveniently located in Vila Nova de Gaia in Porto, only a 5-minute walk from General Torres Station and a 10-minute walk from the Douro River. Occupying a commanding hillside position on the south bank of the River Douro, The Yeatman enjoys breathtaking views over the historic centre of Oporto from its extensive grounds and from each of its individually appointed guest rooms and suites. Boasting a spa by Caudalie, an outdoor infinity pool, kids club and a Michelin starred restaurant, it is quite simply the place to stay! Enjoy live entertainment on Friday and Saturday evenings in Dick's bar, as well as afternoon tea and light meals, either inside or on its terrace with panoramic views. Destined to become a unique and distinctive landmark in the world of classic luxury hotels, The Yeatman offers the individuality of character and the sense of effortless hospitality which makes it the address of choice for discerning travelers visiting Oporto and the North of Portugal.