Top Lamego Cruises & Sailing

Escape the crowds and enter the private world of the Douro. While most tours take you to crowded commercial cellars, we open doors that are closed to the general public. You will not just visit a "Quinta"; you will be invited to a private lunch at our 14th-century Solar and you will have the opportunity to talk about wines with Teresa, owner of a boutique producer, while they taste their best harvests. Guided by two local brothers, this experience focuses on authentic connection and not just seeing monuments. You’ll travel in a premium Mercedes wagon, sail the river in a traditional boat with Porto wine in hand and discover the “liquid gold” of the Truta family in their handmade olive oil lagar. This isn’t a guided tour — it’s a day spent with places that treat you like family. If you’re looking for an exclusive look “behind the gates” on the heritage, flavors and soul of the Douro, this is the right experience for you.

Discover the charm of the Douro Valley on this 6-hour private shore tour starting and ending at Lamego River Cruise Port. Explore traditional wine villages, taste regional specialties, and admire unforgettable views over the Douro River. Begin in Favaios with a visit to the Bread and Wine Museum, where you’ll learn about the region’s traditions. Sample the renowned Moscatel de Favaios and visit a historic bakery to taste fresh local bread. Continue with a traditional lunch at a Quinta-style restaurant (own expense) before heading to the shale village of Provesende. End your day at Casal de Loivos, visiting the olive oil press museum and enjoying one of the valley’s most spectacular viewpoints.

Step into centuries of history on this 4-hour private shore tour beginning and ending at Lamego River Cruise Port. Discover ancient chapels, baroque sanctuaries, and vibrant local culture in one of Portugal’s most enchanting cities. Wander through Lamego’s historic center, visiting its medieval castle, cistern, and archaeological museum. Continue to the Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios, famous for its grand stairway and panoramic views. Enjoy a coffee break with local sweets and sparkling wine (own expense) before exploring the Cathedral, theatre, and city museum. End your journey with a visit to the 6th-century São Pedro de Balsemão Chapel, one of the oldest churches in Portugal.