Top Lagos Walking Tours

Discover the natural beauty of the Vincent Coast Nature Reserve on our exclusive walking tour. Led by a local nature guide, this immersive journey takes you on a medium level (3/5) walk of 8 km through one of the Algarve's most impressive landscapes.This trail takes you along stunning cliffs, sandy beaches of Cordoama and Castelejo, and forest paths in Vila do Bispo. Perfect for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and families, this tour offers breathtaking ocean views and the serene beauty of the coastal landscape. Gain deep insights into Portuguese culture, history, and nature from a local guide who knows the region intimately. Eco-Friendly Action: Participate in a quick environmental activity, collecting or spreading native plant seeds to combat biodiversity loss and reduce tourism impact. Special Picnic: Savor a homemade picnic with fresh products harvested from our garden and local delicacies, enjoyed under the pine trees.

Tours in the Monhique hills to discover woodland birds. It will be possible to see different species than the ones found on the coast in the company of a nice and experienced guide.

Discover the stunning beauty of the Algarve with the Ventos do Algarve tour. This guided experience takes you through the charming city of Lagos, renowned for its golden cliffs and pristine beaches. Visit the breathtaking Ponta da Piedade, characterized by remarkable rock formations and crystal-clear waters, while learning about the region’s rich maritime history and local traditions. Interact with local communities and explore traditional markets, ensuring an authentic experience. With a luxury transportation where your driver is a local conosseur and along with a knowledgeable guide*, this tour offers an unforgettable journey through one of Portugal's most picturesque regions. - Visit the iconic Ponta da Piedade and its stunning cliffs - Enjoy authentic local experiences and traditional markets - Luxury transportation for up to 6 people - Expert guide sharing insights into the region's history and culture (*Subject to availability)

Tastes of Lagos: A Food & History Tour with an Aussie Twist Join an Aussie guide for a 4-hour walking feast through Lagos! We’ll start at the local market with tastings of cheese, olive oil, tinned fish, and Port. Then, dive into a seafood Cataplana stew or a frango grelhada with sangria, followed by award-winning codfish cakes and beer. Next up, enjoy freshly grilled sardines (in season) or some famous bifanas with Vinho Verde and classic Portuguese starters. Finish with an espresso and the famous pastel de nata. Along the way, you’ll hear fun stories of Portuguese history—explorers, kings and revolutions. Come hungry. Leave happy. Possibly tipsy. Definitely in love with Lagos.

This activity has been designed by a local ‘expert’, who has created a fun experience that takes you to some of the town’s highlights and the lesser-known places, away from all the tourists. The puzzles are designed to help you experience the place from a different perspective – using landmarks, murals, statues etc - and you’ll even learn some ‘fun facts’ along the way. The self guided aspect of Adventure Hunt means that you can rush through as fast as you like or stop for a drink or something to eat as you like. The app remembers your progress and even allows you to complete your activity another day. The activity aims to strike a fun balance between challenging puzzles, a fun outing with friends and family and a pleasant walk around outside.

Get introduced to Lagos in the most authentic way: through its highlights, history, local flavors, and with a trusted local guide by your side. Along the way, you’ll explore iconic landmarks such as the central square of Prince Henry the Navigator and the Governors Castle, as well as local favorites and hidden corners loved by locals. Engaging anecdotes and personal insights from your local guide will connect Lagos’s history, culture, and tradition, bringing the city to life in an authentic and memorable way. To complete the experience, enjoy a tasting of a local specialty such as the local fig pastry. Whether sweet, savory, or regional, you’ll taste a real part of Lagos’s everyday culture and traditions. By the end of the tour, you’ll have a great introduction to Lagos, its local culture, and how to explore it on your own. You’ll walk away with personal recommendations and local tips on where to eat and what to see next, helping you make the most of your time in the city.

Let's discover the birds living in wetlands and dunes around Alvor. The tour end by a drink or an ice-cream by the sea. It will be possible to have a swim in summer.

YouTube travel—now in person! Explore historic Lagos before the heat and crowds with your local guide, Gwen. This fun, small-group walk begins at Forte da Ponta da Bandeira before continuing past the city walls into the old town’s cobbled streets and historic squares. Hear engaging stories about the people and events that shaped Lagos, from its Roman and Moorish roots to Portugal’s maritime era, seafaring culture, and the earthquake and tsunami of 1755. Notice tiled façades, monuments, and cultural details that are easy to miss alone. Enjoy an optional traditional Algarve treat while learning about regional specialties, dining customs, and favorite places to eat. Finish at the Municipal Market, where you can browse local foods and products, enjoy vendor samples when available, and shop for gifts or treats. A Lagos local and travel vlogger, Gwen shares firsthand Algarve tips on dining, beaches, outdoor and marine activities, wine tastings, and cultural sites.

Lagos’ vibrant streets echo with centuries of adventure, danger, and history around every corner. On this self-guided walking tour of Portugal’s historic maritime center, I’ll share remarkable tales about the Age of Discovery, the swashbuckling pirates who roamed the seas, and the shadows of the transatlantic slave trade. The tour starts in Lagos’ old town square, Plaza Infante Dom Henrique. From there, you’ll follow cobblestone streets to the imposing Castle of Lagos, built in the 700s, where soldiers once defended the town from invaders.