This two-day experience is all about escaping the crowds and going on a truly unforgettable adventure that uniquely blends rugged natural beauty, historical intrigue, and serene retreats.

Untouched Beauty: Berlengas & Peniche: Accessible only by boat, the RuaMar experience jets you off to Berlenga Island, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve that offers a pristine, uninhabited setting. As one of only 350 daily visitors, a trip to the protected Berlengas provides the kind of exclusive, off-the-beaten-path adventure that would appeal to James Bond. This breathtaking destination features dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear waters. Hike along scenic trails, dive into vibrant coral reefs, or explore iridescent caves.

Embrace the Surfer Spirit: After uncovering Berlenga's secrets, head to Peniche, a charming town known for its world-class surfing and rich cultural heritage. Ride the powerful waves at Supertubos Beach, perfect for surfers of all skill levels, or take a cultural tour that includes a visit to the historic Peniche Fortress, dating back to the 16th century.

Lunch Like a Local: Discover local traditions, savor Peniche’s culinary delights, including fresh seafood dishes such as caldeirada (fish stew) and arroz de marisco (seafood risotto). Don’t miss a local specialty: esses pastries, crescent-shaped treats made from rich, buttery dough twisted into a spiral and often dusted with powdered sugar or cinnamon.

4-Star Serenity: Your hotel is nestled amidst rolling dunes and the untouched beauty of Cova da Alfarroba, this luxurious retreat offers breathtaking views and tranquility. Enjoy modern amenities including indoor and outdoor pools, a sauna, and a hot tub as you recharge after a day of adventure.

Medieval Charm in Óbidos: Start your morning by stepping back in time. Within the majestic walls of Óbidos, a UNESCO City of Literature, wander through winding streets adorned with vibrant flowers, quaint shops and a network of bookstores. For history enthusiasts, you can walk along the castle walls, taking in panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the town's whitewashed houses with terracotta roofs. The Castle of Óbidos dates back to the 8th century Moorish period and has a romantic history; Portuguese kings traditionally gifted Óbidos to their queens. While Lisbon may be the original home of Ginjinha, Óbidos has its own spin on the infused sour cherry and Portuguese brandy drink. Óbidos is famous for serving Ginjinha in small, edible chocolate cups

Harmony of Nature & Spirit: Venture off the beaten path to Buddha Eden, Europe’s largest Zen garden. This 35-hectare (86-acre) haven features an awe-inspiring collection of 600 Buddhist statues and meticulously landscaped gardens adorned with terracotta soldiers and pagodas. Find peace among the tranquil beauty of Buddha Eden before heading back into the vibrant pulse of Lisbon.