Your own driver from your Lisbon hotel to the Sanctuary of Fátima, in a Mercedes sedan, a V-Class van or a minibus for your whole group. One way or return, as much time in Fátima as you need, and a certified guide at the Sanctuary if you want one.
Travelling for the Anniversary Pilgrimage on 12–13 October 2026? These are among the busiest days of the year in Fátima, with road restrictions and packed car parks around the Sanctuary. Our fleet is small, so we recommend asking for your quote as early as possible. Read our October 2026 pilgrimage guide.
Choose your vehicle
How it works
- Tell us your plan. Date, number of passengers, where to pick you up in Lisbon, and whether you need a one-way trip or a return.
- Get a clear quote within 24 hours. One price for the vehicle, the driver, tolls and waiting time. No surprises.
- We pick you up at your door. Hotel, apartment, cruise terminal or Lisbon Airport.
- We wait while you pray. Choose two hours, a full day, or stay for the evening candlelight procession and be driven back to Lisbon afterwards.
What you can add
- A certified guide in Fátima (+80€ half day / +120€ full day, per group) who explains the story of the apparitions and walks you through the Chapel of the Apparitions, both basilicas, and the shepherd children's homes in Aljustrel.
- Stops on the way at the Monastery of Batalha, the Monastery of Alcobaça, the walled town of Óbidos, the fishing town of Nazaré, or Tomar. See our one-day itinerary.
- Help for older and less mobile pilgrims: drop-off as close to the Sanctuary as traffic rules allow, and a driver who helps with bags and folding wheelchairs. Read our guide to visiting Fátima with reduced mobility.
Who we drive
Individual pilgrims and couples who want a calm, private day. Families bringing grandparents to Fátima for the first time. Parish groups, confraternities and prayer groups arriving in Lisbon by plane or cruise ship. Walking pilgrims who need a lift back to Lisbon once they reach the Sanctuary on foot. If you are organising a group, our group pilgrimage guide covers the details.
Black Key Lisbon is a licensed tourism operator in Portugal (RNAAT 1206/25). This is a private touristic transport service, not a shared shuttle: the vehicle and driver are yours for the whole trip.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to drive from Lisbon to Fátima?
About 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes on the A1 motorway, depending on traffic and where in Lisbon you start. On the big pilgrimage days of May and October, allow extra time around Fátima itself.
Can you wait for us in Fátima and drive us back the same day?
Yes. Most of our Fátima trips are same-day returns. You choose how long to stay, from two hours to a full day, or until after the evening candlelight procession, and the driver waits for you.
Do you have vehicles for large pilgrim groups?
Yes. We use Mercedes sedans and estates for up to 3 passengers, a Mercedes V-Class for up to 7, and minibuses for groups of 8 or more. Tell us your group size and we will recommend the right vehicle.
Can we have a guide in Fátima?
Yes, as an option: +80€ per group for a half day or +120€ for a full day. Guides are available in several languages, depending on availability. Ask when you request your quote.
Can you pick us up at Lisbon Airport or the cruise terminal?
Yes. We can collect you at Lisbon Airport, the Lisbon cruise terminal, your hotel or any address in the Lisbon area.
How much does transport from Lisbon to Fátima cost?
The price depends on the vehicle, the number of passengers, one-way or return, waiting time and any guide or extra stops. Our private Fátima tour starts from 95€ per person in a Mercedes Station for 2–3 people. For groups and custom trips, request a free quote and we will reply within 24 hours.
Fátima travel guides
- Pilgrimage · October 2026Fátima Pilgrimage 12–13 October 2026: What to Know Before You Go
- Getting ThereLisbon to Fátima: Bus, Train, Car or Private Driver Compared
- PilgrimageThe Fátima Candlelight Procession: A Guide for First-Time Pilgrims
- Groups & ParishesOrganising a Group or Parish Pilgrimage to Fátima: Transport Guide
- AccessibilityVisiting Fátima with Elderly Relatives or Reduced Mobility
- Walking PilgrimageWalking to Fátima from Lisbon: The Caminho do Tejo in Five Stages
- ItineraryFátima, Batalha, Nazaré and Óbidos in One Day from Lisbon
- NewsFátima's New Official Pilgrim Certificate: What We Know So Far
- GuideFátima from Lisbon: A Private Spiritual Journey
- Private TourBook the Fátima private tour from Lisbon
