Begin your tour in Silves, the once Moorish capital of the Algarve. Crusaders on their way to the Holy Land played an important role in the conquest of the Algarve in the 13th century. See the Cathedral, the castle and the archaeological museum.

Travel to Lagos - known to many as the pot of gold, because of its yellow rocks along the coast. Known from 228 AD, Lagos was the scene of Roman and Cartage people signing the contract that fastened Ebro as the border among them.

Your next stop is Sagres, the most south-westerly village in mainland Europe. Henry the Navigator is thought to have had his headquarters (his so-called "School of Navigation") in the vicinity of Sagres, though the exact location is not known.

The Cape St Vincent is steeped in history and this once windswept place of suggested beauty is now the end of the line, a well beloved place of considerable interest to botanists and bird watchers.

The Lisbon Cityline Bus is the most convenient way to discover Lisbon! Get a great view of the most interesting and attractive sights of the city including Jeronimos Monastery, Tower of Belem and the Monument of the Discoveries.

With guided commentary along the route, you can make the most of your visit to the city. Come and enjoy yourself while you discover "much more than a tour" in Lisbon.

You can hop on and off as many times as you like throughout the day, at any of the 13 designated stops.

Discover the ancient city of Silves where you will visit the impressive Moorish Castle dating back to the 11th century, and the 12th century Cathedral.

At Foia, the highest point in the Algarve there is some great opportunities to capture magnificent views of the Algarve on film, so don't forget your camera!

Next you will continue to the typical village of Monchique located in a scenic range of rounded hills. In Monchique you will have free time to spend shopping for local handicrafts such as woven baskets, traditional Roman stools, and the famous local cured ham "Presunto de Monchique".