Duration 8 days
Group size 1–12
Difficulty Moderate
From € 1,260 / pax Deposit from €252
Why you'll love it

Tour highlights

Overview

About this trip

Pace Active
Group Small group, max 12 travellers

From the Sado estuary and the rice fields of Comporta down the Alentejo coast to the Algarve.

Photo: Diego Delso, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Where you'll go

Cities & sites

4 destinations, travelled in the order shown — your itinerary's route.

Stop 1

Setúbal

Port on the Sado estuary.

Stop 2

Comporta

Rice fields and long beaches.

Stop 3

Lagos

Algarve town of golden cliffs.

Stop 4

Vila Nova de Milfontes

Village at the mouth of the Mira river.

Day by day

Your itinerary

3 days
4 destinations
Day 1

Arrive in Setúbal

Tomorrow Days 2-7: down the coast
Day 2

Days 2-7: down the coast

Rides of 45 to 70 km with the ferry across the Sado.

Tomorrow Departure
Day 8 Departure

Departure

No surprises

What's included

8 things included · 6 things to budget for

✓ Included in the price 8

  • Double or twin rooms with breakfast
  • Welcome briefing and bike fitting
  • Navigation app with the roadbook
  • Luggage transfer between hotels
  • 24-hour support
  • Personal accident insurance
  • Basic tool kit
  • Cycling jersey and a souvenir

✕ Not included 6

  • Flights
  • Bike rental in the self-guided format (see the add-ons)
  • Lunches and dinners (included in the Plus formats)
  • Airport transfers (included in the Plus formats)
  • Drinks
  • Travel insurance
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