Aleluia
Tours & Activities in Nazaré
Unveil the history, culture & fascinating stories behind 3 unforgettable destinations: Fatima - the spirituality, Óbidos- the medieval charm, and the grandeur of Nazaré's waves with me, Carolina, your local historical & interpretive guide. I'll transform ordinary sightseeing into meaningful cultural connections that help you understand Portugal's unique character and soul. With my private tours, you can expect: Lisbon & area pickup/dropoff, A/C minivan comfort, fun local expertise, customized changes for you, plenty of time to explore & photograph! Tour Highlights: -Óbidos with a shot of the traditional local ginja, a special gift from the tour! and stroll through the medieval dream village of history around the imposing walls, charming alleys, & quaint shops. -Nazaré and its giant waves- Be captivated by the stunning coastline & secrets of its fishing traditions. -Fátima, a spiritual destination – Visit the iconic Sanctuary and feel the unique atmosphere of faith & devotion.
Walk with us through the tiny streets of Coimbra, where monks and nobles once walked. Stage of the first Portuguese university and city of memories, Coimbra stands out as one of the most important cities in the country and presents a mystique worth visiting. Finish the day exploring Aveiro, so-called "the Portuguese Venice", with beautiful boats to see and traditional sweets to taste. Besides that, Tugabuddies is a sightseeing tour agency that has been creating and delivering customized tours through the Center and West of Portugal (and a few other stunning places) since April 2016. We focus on carefully preparing each experience to meet all customer’s expectations and tastes. Our team’s work is based on the passion we all share for our home country, Portugal, but also on knowledge, experience and a great will to serve with care and quality. We won’t just be your tour guide; we will be Your Portuguese Best Friend!
Private roadtrip: Porto-Lisboa or Lisboa-Porto With 2 or 3 optional stops: - Aveiro, Nazaré and Óbidos; - Aveiro, Coimbra and Fátima; - Coimbra, Fátima and Óbidos; - Aveiro and Nazaré; - Nazaré and Óbidos. *Aveiro - Boat trip in Moliceiro (traditional boat), Ovos Moles tasting and visit to the fish market; *Nazaré - Visit to Sitio da Nazaré (Viewpoint, Fortification and Surf Museum); *Óbidos - Visit and walk in the medieval town; *Coimbra - It was the first capital of Portugal. Here we will visit the oldest university in Portugal and one of the oldest in Europe and the City center; *Fátima - The most important sanctuary in Portugal; We can include a different city at the customer's request.
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The most amazing experience dining at this restaurant. The name of the rest is the owner’s grandfather’s nickname . Seafood restaurant with the freshest fish and seafood. We had fish stew , freshly made so wait for about 30min. Heavenly. The grilled sardines were excellent. We tried one dessert which was to die for. The menu Hoi es in other tables looked delicious. The restaurant was busy, service excellent , and great staff. Last thing we did was having a shit if Azaro Ginjinha with the owner. Highly recommend a visit either for lunch or dinner. A must if you visit Nazare.
An absolutely beautiful, stylish, and cozy family-run restaurant in Nazaré. You can feel the heritage and traditions in every little detail, from the charming ceramic sardine plates to the thoughtful presentation and even the names of the dishes. The food is prepared according to family recipes passed down from their great-great-grandmother, and the cuisine perfectly blends tradition with a modern touch. The presentation is incredibly refined, almost conceptual, giving classic Portuguese coastal dishes a fresh, contemporary expression while preserving their authentic soul. The service is wonderful: attentive, warm, and full of genuine care. You can see how much love and dedication the family puts into everything they do; they’ve been running this restaurant for many, many years, and it truly shows. As for the food-everything is delicious, interesting, beautifully balanced, and full of both simplicity and depth. Traditions are honored, yet elevated through a modern approach. Very special dish - monkfish with rice, secret recipe from grand grand mother; an absolute splash of flavours. Highly recommended!
We just had the perfect lunch. Fresh seabass made in a traditional way with fresh sides dishes. Staff is super friendly and service oriented! A big plus is the wide range of wine as you can see on the picture:-)
Honestly this is an amazing restaurant at the Nazaré Beach front. The fish is really fresh and cooked to perfection. The staff is really outstanding. Be prepared to have the time of your life. This is a very family friendly place. You will enjoy.
This place was recommended by a colleague and we were glad that we tried it! We enjoyed the 2 person fresh grilled fish platter which included sea bass, mackerel, salmon and sardines. For our sides we got the seasoned vegetables and the rice with sausage and greens (a lot like Jambalaya). We also loved their little bread box with seasoned butter, tuna salad and olives! The large windows in the front allow guests to enjoy the ocean views. They also had the only live music going on the block, which we were able to enjoy for our whole dinner. Obrigado, Aleluia!
Travel Guides for Nazaré
Batalha Monastery: Gothic Masterpiece Near Nazaré
Batalha Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1983, showcases the Manueline architectural style and spans over 600 years of history, having begun construction in 1388. Entry fees are €6 for adults, while students pay €3. The monastery is located approximately 36 kilometers from Nazaré, making it a convenient day trip.
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Alcobaça Monastery: UNESCO Day Trip from Nazaré
The Alcobaça Monastery, built in 1178, is located 35 kilometers from Nazaré. Entrance tickets cost €6 per adult and €4 for seniors and students. This UNESCO World Heritage site features a remarkable Gothic architecture and is home to the tombs of King Pedro I and Inês de Castro, a story dating back to the 14th century.
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São Martinho do Porto: Nazaré's Perfect Bay Neighbor
São Martinho do Porto, located 10 km south of Nazaré, features a shell-shaped bay 700 meters wide, with calm waters ideal for swimming. The town’s beachside cafés serve fresh seafood dishes from €12, and annual temperatures average 17°C, making it a popular day trip destination year-round.
Read article →Other Restaurants in Nazaré
Olareu Restaurante fills the air with the scent of grilled sardines and garlic, serving classic Bacalhau à Lagareiro in a cozy space echoing Nazaré’s fishing roots. Prices: 15-30 EUR.
Aloha Brunch Nazare Slow Food highlights fresh seafood like their signature clam stew, served in a relaxed setting filled with ocean breeze and wooden accents.
Tian Jie Restaurante & Café serves arroz de marisco, bursting with fresh shellfish and saffron, in a bright, casual space scented with sea salt and grilled herbs. Prices: 15-30 EUR.