An 11 day trip in Portugal gives you enough time to combine major cities, wine regions, and the coast without racing between stops. You can split your days between Lisbon’s historic quarters, Porto’s riverfront and port wine cellars, the Douro Valley vineyards, and relaxed time in the Algarve. This timeframe works well if you like guided city walks, flexible day trips to places like Sintra or Aveiro, and at least a few lazy coastal evenings. Plan a fully customized Lisbon and Porto route that includes Fado, market visits, and Douro tastings, or choose a Lisbon to Algarve itinerary that adds quiet beaches and coastal viewpoints. Each trip is designed with realistic travel times and balanced days, so you can see key sites and still have room for spontaneous café stops and local meals.
All 11-day Portugal trips on this page are created by Portugal travel experts, not pulled from a package shelf. Each itinerary is an example you can tweak. Work with Portugal travel experts to adjust routes, hotels, and activities so the trip matches your pace, interests, and budget.