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Friendly for kids ages 4-6 and grandparents
Trip will begin in Lisbon and end in Azores
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Planning a family-friendly itinerary that caters to both young kids and grandparents is a wonderful way to explore the beauty of Portugal and the Azores. Here’s a delightful 10-day itinerary that balances relaxation, exploration, and fun for everyone!
Morning: Arrive in Lisbon. Settle into your hotel. Choose a family-friendly hotel with amenities for kids and seniors.
Afternoon: Head to the Lisbon Oceanarium. It’s one of the largest aquariums in Europe and a hit with kids! They’ll love the colorful fish and sea creatures.
Evening: Stroll through the Parque das Nações area. Grab dinner at a family-friendly restaurant with outdoor seating. Try some local dishes like grilled sardines or a kid-friendly pizza.
Morning: Take a tram ride on the famous Tram 28. It’s a fun way to see the city’s sights without too much walking. Get off at Alfama and explore the narrow streets.
Afternoon: Visit the Castelo de São Jorge. The castle has plenty of space for kids to run around, and the views are stunning!
Evening: Enjoy a traditional Fado dinner in Alfama. Some restaurants have early shows that are family-friendly.
Morning: Take a short train ride to Sintra. Visit the Pena Palace. The colorful architecture will amaze everyone, and the gardens are perfect for a leisurely stroll.
Afternoon: Explore the Quinta da Regaleira. The magical gardens and initiation well are fascinating for kids and adults alike.
Evening: Return to Lisbon and have a relaxed dinner at a local eatery.
Morning: Travel to Porto by train (about 3 hours). The train ride is comfortable and scenic!
Afternoon: Check into your hotel and then head to the Ribeira District. Enjoy a riverside lunch and let the kids play by the water.
Evening: Take a leisurely walk across the Dom Luís I Bridge. The views are breathtaking, and it’s a great photo opportunity!
Morning: Visit the Livraria Lello, one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. Kids will love the magical atmosphere!
Afternoon: Head to the Serralves Foundation. The gardens are spacious, and there’s a contemporary art museum that might intrigue the adults.
Evening: Enjoy a family dinner at a restaurant with local specialties like Francesinha (a hearty sandwich) or simpler options for the kids.
Morning: Fly from Porto to São Miguel Island in the Azores.
Afternoon: Check into your accommodation and relax. Consider a family-friendly hotel with a pool.
Evening: Explore Ponta Delgada, the capital of São Miguel. Enjoy a casual dinner at a local restaurant.
Morning: Visit the stunning Sete Cidades crater lakes. The views are spectacular! There are easy walking paths suitable for all ages.
Afternoon: Have a picnic lunch by the lakes. There are plenty of spots to relax and enjoy nature.
Evening: Return to Ponta Delgada and have dinner at a family-friendly restaurant. Try some local seafood!
Morning: Head to Furnas. Visit the Terra Nostra Park where kids can enjoy the thermal pools. It’s a unique experience for everyone!
Afternoon: Explore the Furnas Lake and see the hot springs. You can even try the traditional Cozido, a stew cooked underground.
Evening: Return to Ponta Delgada for a relaxed dinner.
Morning: Depending on the season, consider a whale watching tour. It’s an exciting adventure for the whole family! If not, opt for a nature walk in Lagoa do Fogo.
Afternoon: Visit the Gorreana Tea Factory. Kids will enjoy seeing how tea is made, and you can sample some delicious local tea.
Evening: Have a farewell dinner in Ponta Delgada, celebrating your wonderful trip!
Morning: Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and some last-minute shopping for souvenirs.
Afternoon: Head to the airport for your flight home, filled with beautiful memories of Portugal and the Azores!
This itinerary balances sightseeing with relaxation, ensuring that both the little ones and the grandparents have a fantastic time. Enjoy your trip! 🌍✈️
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