Top Lisbon Glass Bottom Boat Tours

Explore Lisbon’s famous hills without the physical effort required on a traditional bike tour. Electric bikes make it easier to reach panoramic viewpoints and historic neighborhoods while allowing you to cover more ground in less time. With a guide leading the way, you can focus on the city’s culture, history, and scenery rather than navigating steep streets and routes on your own.

Stroll Lisbon’s historic, culture-filled cobblestone streets on a small-group guided walking tour. Walk the city’s oldest quarter, Moorish Alfama, elegant Chiado, and monumental Baixa. This Lisbon walking tour is ideal for first-time visitors who want to experience the city’s rich culture while checking off must-see landmarks such as the Carmo church and Commerce Square. Plus, walk to some of the city’s best cafés and boutiques.

Lisbon is known for its fabulous food scene, but only insiders know the best spots to sample beloved local specialties. Skip the guesswork and savor the city's top delicacies on this guided food and wine tour of Lisbon. Taste cheese, Chouriço, bifana, and traditional rice, washed down with port, beer, and wine from Alentejo. Pick up tips on the city’s best eats from your guide and enjoy the personalized experience of a small-group tour.

Ensure you check off all of Sintra's UNESCO-listed highlights on this full-day tour from Lisbon. Beat the crowds as you travel with a small group and visit top attractions, including Pena National Palace and Quinta da Ragaleira. You also have free time to explore Sintra's city center, perhaps stopping for a tasty Portuguese lunch (own expense) or sampling the local "travesseiro" pastry.

Reaching the sights in Sintra and Cascais by rental car or public transport can be a hassle. Instead, see Portugal's natural and architectural wonders stress-free with this small-group, guided tour directly from Lisbon. Experience the natural wonders of Pena Park with a guided tour and enjoy a visit inside Pena National Palace (if option with tickets is selected). Use your free time in Sintra to take in the highlights, then drive along the Atlantic Coast past the bluffs of Roca Cape to Cascais for a leisurely walk through town to its scenic beaches.

Rather than riding the standard trams and tour buses, explore Lisbon in a unique way during a private sidecar tour. Opt to ride in the attached sidecar or on the back of the bike, and travel between the sights that interest you most with ease—avoiding climbing the steep hills that Portugal’s capital is infamous for.

Enjoy a special day of peace and enchantment in a paradise that is a UNESCO Nature Reservation. Take a round trip from Lisbon to the Berlengas Islands, a UNESCO Biosphere Reservation. Highlights Enjoy a new, comfortable and air-conditioned tour from Lisbon. Feel the freedom of the open sea as you sail catamaran to the island of Berlenga. Explore the island at your own pace. The beach, the fort, the lighthouse or the balconies facing the sea of the restaurant. If you feel adventurous take a kaiake to the basements and the island fort. (Optional) Alternatively, take a walk through the basements and Fortaleza on a boat with transparent background. (Optional) Discover the island’s rich marine life. On the way back you can still enjoy a magical sunset in Cabo Carvoeiro, from where it is possible to observe Berleng ashes from the coast of Peniche.

This River Tagus Guided Sightseeing Cruise will introduce you to Lisbon’s highlights from a spectacular vantage point. Avoid the stress of walking through crowds in Lisbon, and instead, admire city landmarks from afar. You’ll see Commerce Square, Sao Jorge Castle, Belem Tower, Palace of Ajuda, and much more. As your boat sails, a guide will entertain you with live commentary to ensure you don’t miss any highlights.

See Lisbon’s top attractions on this private walking tour. Learn about Portugal’s captivating capital as you visit key sights, including Rossio Square, the glamorous Chiado district, and Restauradores Square with your own personal guide. Get to the heart of the old Moorish district of Alfama, where tumbledown houses, cobbled alleys and Lisbon Fado Music await, with a stop along the way to sample local treats and wine.