Sintra Holiday Packages

Wotif is here to help you save your precious cash.

Our hotel and flight package deals can't be beaten.

With your extra cash, the possibilities are endless in Sintra.

If you get a move on, you could save up to NZ$293. And think of all the choices you have with more than 550 airlines and 665,000 worldwide properties, it's a breeze to design your dream getaway.

Everyone loves a great deal, and Wotif's competitive prices will definitely satisfy. You'll be zipping up your bags and heading to the airport in less than no time.

Sintra Accommodation

You'll find a whopping 12 accommodation in Sintra. Snare a sweet deal from Wotif today and start packing your case.

Wotif's got some fantastic suggestions if you're curious about where to get some shut-eye. Take a look at the facilities and services at the Tivoli Palácio de Seteais (Rua Barbosa do Bocage, 8) and the Chalet Saudade (Rua Dr Alfredo da Costa, 23), two sought-after options close by.

Car Hire in Sintra

Sometimes the easiest and most convenient option is to rent your wheels right outside of the airport. And if you're jetting into Humberto Delgado Airport, you'll have loads of choices. We recommend Europcar and Hertz. If you can't find a suitable ride, try out Alamo Rent A Car and Enterprise.

Frustrated by the lack of rental outlets in the centre of town? Chillax. Here's an alternative. Stop by Hertz in Cascais and pick out a sweet ride. You'll find it 2 kilometres away.

Holidays to Sintra

Isn't it time you gave up dreaming about Sintra and shuffled onto that plane already? We think it is. But before you start fighting your neighbour for that armrest, why don't we tell you a bit about the area?

One of the many unique neighbourhoods that make up Lisbon District, Sintra is a terrific place to see a new side of the national capital. From the centre, it's 25 kilometres to the northwest.

It's the people that can make an adventure truly awesome. So while you're staying in Sintra, why not get out of town for a bit and get to know some of the other 500 000 residents that call Lisbon District their home?