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Vibes When Just Tripping With KP:

Leave your judgmental attitude at home
Bring your open mind and common sense
Be receptive to meeting new people, trying new food and drinks, and absorb a different cultures
Leave all negative and/or dramatic tendencies at home
BE READY TO EMBRACE AND ENJOY AN AWESOME TRAVEL EXPERIENCE!!

If this isn’t you, you may want to reconsider traveling to this destination or with this group.

🇵🇹 Lisbon, Portugal Group Getaway

📅 November 12–17, 2026 | 5 Nights

Escape to Lisbon on a slow-paced, budget-friendly group getaway from November 12–17, 2026. This 5-night experience blends culture, food, and relaxation with curated activities and plenty of free time to enjoy Europe without the rush.

November offers mild weather, fewer crowds, and incredible value, making it the perfect time to explore Portugal’s vibrant capital.

✨ Trip Highlights

Slow-paced, stress-free itinerary
Central Lisbon accommodations
Curated cultural and food experiences
Ideal for first-time Europe travelers
Small group experience for comfort and connection

No rushing. No overwhelm. Just good vibes, great food, and unforgettable moments.

🏨 What’s Included

Airport transportation (arrival and departure)
5 nights hotel accommodations
Daily breakfast
Leisure arrival day to recover from international travel
Slow-paced, group-friendly daily itinerary
Guided walks through historic neighborhoods
Scenic riverfront strolls along the Tagus River
Afro Food and/or Heritage Tour
Lisbon TukTuk city tour
Sunset cruise with wine
Relaxation massage
Full itinerary will be emailed to you 45 days prior to departure so you plan your free time with ease

🍷 What You’ll Experience

Alfama’s old-world charm and tiled streets
Iconic yellow trams and colorful neighborhoods
Famous pastéis de nata and local wine kiosks
Free viewpoints with sweeping city views
Riverside dining along the Tagus River
LX Factory arts, Quinta do Mocho, food, and shopping scene
Plenty of free time to explore, relax, or wander at your own pace

This is Europe, the easy way.

🗓️ Sample Trip Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Lisbon and leisure evening
Day 2: City orientation and historic neighborhoods
Day 3: Afro Food/Heritage experience and free time
Day 4: Lisbon TukTuk tour and sunset cruise with wine
Day 5: Relaxation massage and open exploration day
Day 6: Departure

Final itinerary may adjust slightly to enhance group flow and experience.

💶 Pricing

Starting at $1,600 per person for double occupancy

Flights not included
Best flight options will be recommended

👥 Who This Trip Is Perfect For

Friends traveling together
Solo travelers who enjoy group experiences
Couples who want to relax and enjoy meeting new people
First-time Europe travelers
Travelers who prefer slower mornings and flexible evenings
Ages 28–55

📌 Important Information

Limited group size for a more personal experience
Passport required (valid at least 6 months beyond travel dates)
Moderate walking involved; comfortable walking shoes recommended

✨ Ready to Join Us?

Spots are limited and this experience will fill quickly.

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👉 Request Full Trip Details
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Lisbon is calling — come experience it the relaxed way 🇵🇹✨

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WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED:

Airfare and related costs
Travel Insurance (available for purchase with your deposit)
Gratuities
Food and beverages that are not specified on the itinerary
Tipping for Guide and Driver (not compulsory)
Any optional/additional tours and/or transportation
Anything not mentioned on the Itinerary and Inclusions
Personal expense

Flight Information:

You MUST purchase your own flight to Lisbon, Portugal before September 1, 2026 or your final payment, whichever comes first. Be sure to triple check your flight to Lisbon to ensure that the dates match the dates of the trip. The date of your departure should be November 11, 2026 in order for your to arrive on November 12, 2026. Once you purchase your flight you need to complete this form, so I can confirm your airport transfer to/from the hotel.

Important Payment Information:

After your initial deposit, monthly payments will be made from March 2026 to September 2026, by the 15th of each month. Reservations with two consecutive missed payments will be automatically canceled. All payments previously made will be forfeited.

Cancellations:

Before April 1, 2026: only the deposit payment ($275) is non-refundable

Between April 2, 2026, and June 1, 2026: 25% of trip total is non-refundable

Between June 2, 2026, and August 1, 2026: 50% of trip total is non-refundable

Between August 2, 2026 and September 14, 2026: 75% of trip total is non-refundable

On or after September 15, 2026: 100% of trip is non-refundable

Force Majeure:

We shall not be liable for any claims, losses, damages, costs, expenses, delays or loss of enjoyment, of any nature or kind whatsoever, resulting from events beyond our or a supplier’s reasonable control, including but not limited to acts of God, strikes, lockouts or other labour disputes or disruptions, wars, blockades, insurrections, riots, earthquakes, weather conditions, floods or acts or restraints imposed by government authorities.

Passports/Visas:

A passport valid for six (6) months beyond date of travel and with two (2) blank pages are required for entry into all countries. Check your passport right now to be sure it does not expire on or before May 1, 2027. A visa is not required.

Remember to:

Carry a passport for all trips outside your country.
Be sure that your passport is still valid.
Scan a copy of your passport and email it to yourself or carry it to a separate location
Leave a copy with a trusted friend or relative who is not traveling with you.
Keep your passport safe while traveling.
Do not leave it unattended in your luggage, vehicle, hotel or elsewhere.
Carry it in your money belt, inside your coat pocket or purse, or lock it in your hotel safe.

Language:

Portugal’s official language is Portuguese. Derived from Latin roots, Portuguese is the third most spoken European language in the world, with around 250 million speakers. Lisbon, Portugal blends old-world charm with a warm, welcoming culture rooted in history, music, and community. While many locals, speak English, making an effort to use a few Portuguese phrases is always appreciated and often met with a smile.

Common greetings and phrases you’ll hear include “Olá” (hello), “Bom dia” (good morning), “Boa tarde” (good afternoon), and “Boa noite” (good evening/night). Politeness goes a long way, so “Por favor” (please), “Obrigado” (thank you—said by men) or “Obrigada” (said by women), and “Com licença” (excuse me) are especially useful.

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Currency:

The Euro is Portugal’s official currency. Euro (1 EUR = 1.18 USD; 1 USD = 0.85 EUR). The official currency exchange rates vary daily, so it’s advisable to shop around for the best rate before converting cash. Only change money at commercial banks and exchange bureaus. In Portugal, payments can be made in cash, bank transfer, checks, credit cards and debit cards. You are not allowed to enter with more than 10,000 EUR (11,795.95 USD).

Electricity:

230 / 400 volts, on a 50-hertz frequency. The electric sockets adhere to European standards. Blade plugs (US standard) must be used in conjunction with a 230 volts transformer, as well as an adaptor. Bring along any adaptors or convertors you might need.

Tipping:

Service is included in the bill in restaurants, though it is customary to leave an additional tip of about 5-10% of the total. It is also normal to tip taxi drivers 5-10 % or rounding up the amount paid to the nearest euro.

Local Time Zone:

From 1 a.m. on the last Sunday in October to 1 a.m. on the last Sunday in March, the official time in mainland Portugal and Madeira is the Universal Time Coordinated (UTC). This means that in November, the time in Lisbon will be 6 hours ahead of Central Standard Time (CST).

Safety:

Prior to your trip, if you are traveling overseas, we strongly recommend that you visit the website of the U.S. Department of State at www.travel.state.gov, specifically the section which addresses International Travel. You should read the tips for foreign travel and travel warnings for the country or countries that you plan to visit. It is also strongly recommended that you enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive alerts and make it easier to locate you in an emergency.
It is also important that you do not allow your common sense to take a vacation while on your trip. Here are several tips which, if followed, will save much potential hardship:

Always use seat belts (if provided)
Be aware of potentially dangerous places and situations as you would be at home. Avoid wearing expensive jewelry and carry your valuables concealed in inside pockets or hidden pouches. Your objective is to avoid drawing attention and to blend in with the crowd
Don’t put all your valuables (money, credit cards, passports, etc.) in the same place (in case one wallet is stolen, you should have other valuables and identification in another safe place)
Do not leave valuables laying loose in your room or on the mode of transportation, as Enjoy it Vacations d/b/a KP Travels (On the Go with KP) is not responsible for any loss. Use the hotel safe. Keep copies of your passports, credit card numbers and travelers checks numbers in the hotel safe
When possible we suggest traveling in pairs or groups when moving about independently
Do not pack valuables (cameras, computers, jewelry, etc.) in your checked luggage. Keep hard to replace valuables with you in your carry-on bag
Keep wallets safely tucked into front trouser pockets and/or wear a money pouch inside your clothing
Carry handbags close to your body, shoulder bags the cross-body method with the bag in front of your body
Credit cards are generally accepted everywhere and are safer than traveling with large amounts of cash
While in destination, you may encounter local wildlife. Please refrain from touching any animal as they may carry diseases or harm you.

Culture:

Lisbon, Portugal is a city where tradition and creativity live side by side. Its culture is deeply shaped by maritime history, neighborhood life, and a relaxed pace that encourages long meals and meaningful connection. Food is a highlight; fresh seafood, grilled sardines, rich stews, and iconic pastries like pastéis de nata are staples you’ll see everywhere, often enjoyed with strong coffee or local wine.

The arts are woven into everyday life, from colorful azulejos (hand-painted tiles) lining buildings to street art, museums, and intimate venues featuring soulful fado music. Lisbon’s creative spirit feels both timeless and modern, making the city as inspiring as it is welcoming.

Code of Conduct:

Portugal has decriminalized the possession and use of small quantities of drugs for personal use. However, the sale and trafficking of drugs are still illegal and can lead to severe penalties. It is crucial to respect these laws and avoid engaging in any illegal drug-related activities.
The legal drinking age in Portugal is 18 years old. It is illegal to consume alcohol in public places, except for designated areas or during authorized events. Additionally, driving under the influence of alcohol is strictly prohibited, with severe penalties for offenders.
Portugal has implemented strict smoking regulations to protect public health. Smoking is prohibited in enclosed public spaces, including restaurants, bars, and public transportation. Designated smoking areas are available in some establishments, but it is advisable to be mindful of others and follow the rules.
While taking photographs for personal use is generally allowed, it is essential to respect people’s privacy and obtain their consent before taking pictures of individuals, especially in private settings. Avoid photographing sensitive locations, such as military installations and government buildings.
Respecting the local culture and traditions is vital when visiting Portugal. Avoid offensive behavior, such as public nudity or engaging in explicit acts. Dress modestly when visiting religious sites and show respect for local customs and traditions.

Communications:

It is possible to purchase a SIM card on arrival, although you should check with your cellular provider to know what your options are as you might be able to get an affordable roaming plan.

Lisbon, Portugal: To call the U.S. from Lisbon, Portugal, dial 00 + 1 + area code + local number. On a mobile phone, you can replace 00 with the plus sign (+), making the format +1 + area code + local number.

Local Emergency Numbers are:

Emergency (Police, Medical, Fire): 112
Medical Helpline (Non-Urgent): 808 24 24 24 (Press 9 for English)
Social Emergency Line: 144
Poison Information: 808 250 142
Dial +351-21-770-2122 to contact the U.S. embassy.
Dial +351-21-727-3300 for the U.S. embassy emergency after-hours line.

Tourist Street Scams: (UNIVERSAL)

Pickpockets and thieves can destroy an otherwise wonderful holiday. Be mindful of these precautions to help avoid being scammed or robbed:

Remain alert and cautious. Be wary of any unusual contact or commotion in crowded public places, including train stations, markets, subways and tourist sites;
Be especially careful when traveling independently, or leaving your tour group to explore on your own. Try not to travel alone, especially at night. Avoid narrow alleys and poorly lit streets;
Use only official taxis and check the change you receive from all taxi drivers and vendors;
Beware of pickpockets often working with an accomplice who will distract you by spilling something on you, dropping a wallet or other seemingly valuable object, or tripping and falling down in front of you;
Beware of aggressive street vendors who may approach you offering a demonstration which may end with you being pressured to purchase an item or act as a distraction for another pickpocket;
Don’t tip beggars;
Wear the shoulder strap of your bag across your chest;
Carry modest amounts of cash (US dollars) in small denominations so that you can avoid flashing large bills when paying for small items;
ATM machines can be a convenient way to carry less currency. However those machines too can be used for robbery. Be wary of anyone who can look over your shoulder when inputting PINs. Another scam involves rigging the machine with a plastic insert which makes your card retrieval difficult; the thief then removes your card after you walk away;
If you are confronted, do not fight back – give up your valuables. If your possessions are lost or stolen, report the loss immediately to the local police and keep a copy of the official report for insurance claims.

Health: (UNIVERSAL)

All travelers should familiarize themselves with local conditions, such as high altitude or required immunizations, which could affect their health. We recommend you consult with your personal healthcare provider, the Centers for Disease Control (www.cdc.gov) and/or the World Health Organization (http://www.who.int/en/) for their recommendations.

There are several easy steps you can take to stay healthy while traveling which may help prevent contracting an illness while away from home.

Watch what you eat. Try new foods in modest quantities, and depending upon your destination, you may want to avoid street foods, salad bars, raw vegetables and fruits, unless they have thick peels like bananas or grapefruit.
Stay hydrated. Drink bottled water and avoid consuming ice cubes made with tap water.
If you have allergies to foods, medications or insect bites, or have any other unique medical issues, consider a medical alert bracelet and/or a physician’s note detailing required treatment should you become ill.
Wash your hands regularly and carry hand sanitizer.
Where appropriate clothing, pack sunscreen and insect repellent for your skin and clothing (Permethrin).
You may also want to bring a small first-aid kit with bandaids, antibiotic cream, pain killers, bug bite cream, digestive aids like antidiarrheal or anti-bloat medications, antacids, and cold medicine. This is in addition to any prescription medications which should be adequate for the entire trip.

Vaccinations:

No vaccination certificates are required for entry to Portugal for U.S. citizens. Although they are not required, you should consult with your physician before traveling to any international destination.

Consideration for Fellow Travelers:

For the benefit of all travelers, we ask you to be considerate of those traveling with us in the following ways:

Refrain from wearing colognes, perfumes and/or personal products containing excessive fragrance in respect for other guests who may be allergic
Avoid smoking cigarettes, e-cigarettes or cigars in the vicinity of other tour members, including in outdoor areas where smoking may be permitted but may still affect other tour participants
No Smoking of any kind (medical or recreational) is allowed on any transportation that is exclusively provided by our tour operators. This includes e-cigarettes, e-cigars or any other smoking device. Furthermore, some countries heavily regulate the public use and possession of cigarettes (including e-cigarettes and vape pens), which could include their complete ban. Please check the regulation for each destinations prior to departure.
Avoid attire with political or religious messages that may offend other travelers
Respect your fellow travelers. Guests come from all walks of life and various lifestyles. Please refrain from topics of conversation which might cause offense, such as religion and politics
Refrain from conversation or talking on mobile phones while commentary is in progress
Refrain from putting your mobile phone in speaker when among other travelers
Respect the mandatory seat rotation policy on the coach
Make use of the available hand sanitizer. if provided, on the transportation to support a healthy environment
Seek approval before taking photographs of other travelers
Respect tour departures times to avoid delay and loss of sightseeing opportunities

Terms & Conditions

Making reservations for this package signifies your acceptance of the following Terms & Conditions:

All deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Passengers must make reservations in the full name that is listed on their passport that they will use for travel. If you need to make any changes to a name after travel documents have been issued, clients will be responsible for all name change fees, if applicable.
Passengers are responsible for ensuring that their passports are valid for at least 6 months after the last day of travel.
Refunds will not be provided for expired passports. Proof of passport must be shown prior to final payment.
Travel insurance is not required but is strongly recommended and is available at the time of deposit payment. Travel insurance offers valuable protection against unforeseen circumstances that may impact your trip.
All service charges associated with bookings made through TravelJoy are the responsibility of the client.
A mandatory convenience fee applies to all payments made by credit card or bank transfer, with bank transfer incurring a lower fee. This fee is assessed by the payment processing company and not by Enjoy It Vacations d/b/a KP Travel (On the Go with KP). The total convenience fee will be clearly shown on your invoice and evenly distributed across all scheduled payments.
To keep your reservation active, monthly payments are required. Reservations with no payment activity for 60 days may be canceled without notice.
Payments made after the final due date are subject to a $250 late payment fee per person. All late payment requests must be submitted and approved by management prior to the final payment deadline on your account.
Pick your roommate wisely. Before booking, be sure your roommate is financially and travel-ready. If your roommate cancels or is removed due to non-payment, your reservation will be updated to the single occupancy rate, and a $100 name change fee will applied.
Prices are subject to change without notice. Prices are correct at the time of publication; however, hotel accommodation/tour package prices and availability will change accordingly. Please make your reservations today at this price to lock your rate in.
Please be mindful that a recommended arrival time for all travelers will be provided to better organize the airport transfer in Lisbon. Be sure to triple check your flight to Lisbon to ensure that the dates match the dates of the trip. Your flight should leave the U.S. on November 11, 2026 to ensure your arrival in Lisbon on November 12, 2026.
I acknowledge that I am responsible for purchasing my own flight to/from Lisbon, Portugal before September 1, 2026 or my final payment, whichever comes first. KP Travel (On the Go with KP) will be available to ensure that this purchase is completed in a timely manner.
I acknowledge that I have voluntarily applied to participate in the trip designated here and that I have read the description of the trip as it appears on the current KP Travel (On the Go with KP) website and TravelJoy relating to the trip.
To cancel your booking, please submit a written request via email to KP Travel at kpitcher@enjoyitvacations.com
I have carefully read these Terms and Conditions and fully understand its contents.