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Experience authentic and personalized boat tours/cruises in Lisbon, allowing you to discover the Tagus River in a relaxed and memorable way while enjoying iconic views and local flavors⛱️ The Dom João provides a spacious yet exclusive setting, ideal for larger groups, private events, and special occasions. During your cruise, you will depart from Doca de Santo Amaro, sail under Ponte 25 de Abril, and pass landmarks such as MAAT, Padrão dos Descobrimentos, Torre de Belém, Cristo Rei, Praça do Comércio, and Alfama before returning. Let us know your group size and duration, and we’ll tailor the perfect experience. Important Note Port access is only permitted when accompanied by a member of our staff

Enjoy an exclusive sailing experience designed for small private groups. Unlike crowded boat tours, you'll have the yacht entirely to yourselves while discovering Lisbon's iconic landmarks from the Tagus River. Relax with four included drinks per person, personalised service from an experienced crew and the freedom to enjoy the city at your own pace in a comfortable and intimate setting.

On the 1st of November 1755, at 9:40 in the morning, the ground beneath Lisbon moved. What followed in the next six minutes — and the six hours after that — remains one of the most catastrophic events in European history. This tour tells that story. The real one. Lisbon's Dark History Tour takes you through the streets of the Baixa — the downtown district destroyed by the 1755 earthquake Lisbon still bears the mark of today. All stops are outdoor public spaces — no entry fees, no queues. You'll walk the same ground where tens of thousands of people died in a single morning. Where a king never slept indoors again. Where bodies were loaded onto barges and sunk in the river to prevent disease. And where a ruthless genius named Pombal — the Marquis of Pombal — used the chaos to seize power and reinvent a city, and crush anyone who stood in his way. This tour also visits Europe's most quietly haunted ruin: the Carmo Convent.

Sintra local guide, with a lot off knowledge about the region , with a great passion for the traditions and customs of this area. Expect an enthusiastic company to your experience trough this magical place.Sintra tours are considered unique because they combine fairy-tale architecture, dramatic natural landscapes, deep royal history, and mystical legends—all within a compact mountain town near Lisbon. Here’s what truly sets Sintra tours apart

Meet your guide and set off on an exclusive e-bike tour of Lisbon. Conquer all of the legendary seven hills of Lisbon with absolute ease. Riding a comfortable e-bike, we will effortlessly glide up the city's steepest cobblestone streets. Let the bike do the hard work while you enjoy a highly personalized, intimate journey. Ride through every single one of the historic hills: São Vicente, Castelo de São Jorge, Graça, Nossa Senhora do Monte, São Pedro de Alcântara, Chiado, and Santa Catarina. Along the way, take well-deserved breaks to taste traditional local delicacies: sip a sweet Ginjinha liqueur, and try a savory Pastel de Bacalhau (codfish pastry) and the famous Pastel de Nata (custard tart). Experience the true magic, history, and the most breathtaking viewpoints of Lisbon’s highest peaks without breaking a sweat.

Exclusive Private Vehicle and Guide Enjoy a full-day private excursion from Lisbon dedicated entirely to your group. Travel in a premium, air-conditioned vehicle with a private guide, allowing for a flexible itinerary and personal pacing without the fixed schedules of big group tours. The Giant Waves and History of Nazaré Visit the coastal town of Nazaré, globally recognized for its massive underwater canyon that generates some of the largest surfed waves in the world at Praia do Norte. Explore the clifftop area of Sítio, visit the historical Sanctuary of Our Lady of Nazaré, and take in the panoramic Atlantic views. The Medieval Heritage of Óbidos Explore the fully walled medieval town of Óbidos. Walk along the historic cobblestone streets, observe the stone architecture of the Moorish castle, and learn about the town's history as a traditional wedding gift for Portuguese queens. Conclude your visit with a tasting of Ginjinha, the regional cherry liqueur served in a chocolate cup.