Built in 1516, this was the last landmark Portuguese explorers saw before crossing the Atlantic — and the first they saw on their return.
UNESCO World Heritage. Ordered by King Manuel I in 1501 to celebrate Vasco da Gama's voyage to India — over 100 years in the making.
52 metres of stone honouring Prince Henry the Navigator and 33 heroes of the Age of Discovery, standing where they once set sail.
The world's most famous pastel de nata, baked from a secret recipe since 1837. Your guide stops here — warm and fresh from the oven.
The exact shore where Vasco da Gama departed in 1497 — launching the voyage that connected Europe to Asia and changed world history forever.
Small enough for streets no bus can reach. Private, flexible, at your own pace — with a local guide bringing every story to life.