Top Lagos Segway Tours

Skip the cliché boat ride to Benagil Cave and swim there instead. Offering more than the standard sail-by experience, this is one of the only tours that takes you right inside the cave. After a quick transfer by van, you’ll swim along the coast and head into the cave to feel the sand between your toes. Fun guides, lunch, drinks, and music complete the experience.

Explore even the smallest corners of Ponta de Piedade—known for its beautiful rock formations, caves, and grottoes—on this small-group tour from Lagos, which uses specialty boats designed and built for navigating the ins and outs of this particular landscape. Gain insights into the unique geology from your skipper, who skillfully navigates the rugged terrain for a fun day out.

Take a break from the bustling beaches and discover views of the Algarve coast on a speedboat tour of Benagil from Lagos. Access more areas than typical boat tours and explore the coast’s natural cave system with your guide. Gain intimate insight into famous rock formations and local history, plus discover hidden beaches, sea stacks, and more.

Knowing the best spots for a taste of local cuisine can be difficult in a new city. Discover traditional Portuguese delicacies on a classic food tour, and sample a range of dishes and drinks as you stroll the Algarvian streets for an immersive experience. Learn about Lagos’ history and culture from your guide as you explore, and avoid hidden costs with all tasters and drinks included.

Active travelers and sea lovers will enjoy this kayaking tour to the Grottos Ponta da Piedade from Lagos. You don’t need to be an experienced kayaker as you’re given instructions on how to use the boats properly. Along the way your guide tells you all about the beaches, caves, and rock formations that you paddle past. This is a fun way to experience Portugal’s natural beauty while being active.

Skip the cruises and board a kayak to see Lagos' sea caves up close. This short kayak tour offers a fun and eco-friendly way to check out the coast on a scenic round-trip route to Ponta da Piedade. You'll paddle inside caves and under naturally formed bridges, and stop at a beach that is only accessible by sea.