Day One – Faro

Your motorcycle adventure will begin with a free day in Faro, the sunny capital of the Algarve. You can explore its historic center, stroll along the marina, or visit the Arco da Vila and the Cidade Velha. Take the opportunity to enjoy a local specialty on a terrace and soak up the atmosphere before hitting the road the next day.

Day Two - Alcoutim – Mértola – Serpa
(185 km – 3 hours)

After picking up your motorcycles, you'll hit the road towards the Portuguese hinterland. Your first stop will be in Alcoutim, a charming village on the banks of the Guadiana River, before continuing to Mértola, a medieval town steeped in history with a castle overlooking the valley. The road will then take you to Serpa, renowned for its ramparts and authentic heritage. Between winding roads and rolling landscapes, this first day will offer you a wonderful immersion in rural Portugal.

Day Three - Moura – Mourão – Reguengos de Monsaraz – Elvas
(190 km – 2h55)

This day will take you through the Alentejo region, between picturesque villages and historical remains. Your first stop will be Moura, a town with Moorish charm, before continuing to Mourão and its spectacular views of Lake Alqueva. Next, head to Reguengos de Monsaraz, renowned for its vineyards, before reaching Elvas, a fortified city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where its impressive fortress bears witness to its rich military past.

Day Four - Campo Maior – Portalegre – Marvão - Alpalhão
(150 km – 2h50)

From Elvas, you will take the road to Campo Maior, a town marked by its military history and colorful traditions. Next, head to Portalegre, at the foot of the Serra de São Mamede, where you'll discover its picturesque streets and rich artistic heritage. The route continues to Marvão, a medieval hilltop village offering breathtaking views of the valley. Finally, the day will end in Alpalhão, a peaceful town known for its granite sculptures and authentic atmosphere.

Day Five – Montargil – Estremoz – Vila Viçosa - Évora
(240 km – 3 hours 25 minutes)

You'll pass through Montargil, known for its immense dam offering magnificent views, before reaching Estremoz, a fortified town famous for its marble and traditional market. Next, head to Vila Viçosa, the former residence of the Dukes of Braganza, where you can admire its majestic palace. Finally, you'll reach Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site rich in history and gastronomy.

Day Six – Évora

You'll enjoy this day exploring Évora's treasures at your own pace. Stroll through the arcaded streets, admire the majestic Sé Catedral and the remains of the Templo Romano, and delve into the fascinating history of the Chapel of Bones. Continue your discovery with a stroll to the Aqueduct of the Water of Prata, an impressive example of Portuguese engineering. For a panoramic view, climb the Cathedral Tower before ending with a break in one of the lively squares of the historic center.

Day Seven – Alcácer do Sal – Grândola – Ferreira do Alentejo - Beja
(185 km – 2 hours 45 minutes)

Head to Beja with several must-see stops along the way. Discover Alcácer do Sal and its castle, offering breathtaking views of the Sado River, then continue to Grândola, a town surrounded by cork oak forests. In Ferreira do Alentejo, admire the traditional architecture and peaceful atmosphere of the historic center. Finally, arrive in Beja, where you can explore its impressive medieval fortress and charming alleyways steeped in history.

Day Eight – Castro Verde – Almodôvar – Tavira
(150 km – 2 hours 40 minutes)

Head south with a first stop in Castro Verde, known for its open landscapes and rich pastoral tradition. Continue to Almodôvar, a small town with picturesque alleyways and a strong Moorish heritage. Finally, arrive in Tavira, the pearl of the Algarve, where you can admire its castle, its iconic bridges, and its peaceful atmosphere between land and sea.

Day Nine – Faro

Enjoy your last few hours in Faro to discover its historic center, explore its narrow streets lined with traditional architecture, or simply savor the city's relaxed atmosphere. Then, return to your motorcycles before departure, concluding this adventure through the Alentejo.