Top Northern Portugal Bus Tours - page 4

Discover the world-renowned Douro Valley, famed for its port wine production—and visit several of Portugal’s highlight historical landmarks, all in one day—on this small-group, full-day tour from Porto. Following morning pickup from your hotel, visit the historic city of Amarante and discover the Mateus Palace. Then, head to a Favaios winery for a multi-course meal and wine tasting before embarking on a Douro river cruise to see the UNESCO-listed vineyards up close.

Soak up the beauty of Northern Portugal away from the crowds on land during this full-day cruise from Porto to Pinhão. Known as the heart of the Douro Valley, Pinhão is a classic village that embodies traditional Portuguese charm. The best way to see it? By boat, of course. Enjoy breakfast and lunch onboard the vessel as you cruise up the Douro River, admiring the lush mountains and peaceful waters. Disembark in Pinhão, visit a renowned winery estate, and enjoy a guided tasting before heading back to Porto.

While Porto is packed full of attractions, plenty moe lies beyond its city limits. Explore one of Portugal’s most holy sites, Fatima, and the university town of Coimbra on this insightful day trip from Porto, which takes care of travel logistics so that you don't have to. In Fatima, learn about the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Rosary and the alleged Virgin Mary apparitions that have happened here. Then, enjoy time in Coimbra, where you will see many university students during an informative walking tour.

Educate your palate about Porto’s world-famous wines during a tasting tour that features several samples of the ruby-colored treat. Visit a selection of atmospheric cellars and delve deeper into Portugal’s winemaking history without having to worry about navigating the city yourself. Plus, leave with wine recommendations to enhance the rest of your trip.

Visit Portugal’s second largest city on this private guided tour of its historic center. Experience Porto by tuk-tuk with a personal chauffeur. See the city’s amazing bookstore, the M.C. Escher-like Livraria Lello, its 800-year-old cathedral, and a UNESCO-listed monastery during this good-value, outing that includes a traditional seafood lunch in the heart of seafood country and hotel pickup.

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If you were traveling to Santiago de Compostela from Porto on your own, you’d have to rent a car. Avoid that major hassle altogether, and visit both Santiago de Compostela and Viana do Castelo during this small-group guided tour from Porto. See both areas’ major highlights in just a day, and ride comfortably with round-trip transport included.

Douro Valley is known for being an excellent wine-producing region, and on this tour, you’ll sample delicious wines, and visit Douro Valley’s highlights in a day. After a convenient transfer to Douro Valley, you’ll taste red, white, and port wines at historic vineyards and wine estates, go on a river cruise, and see spectacular viewpoints throughout the day. When you’ve worked up an appetite, a traditional Portuguese lunch is provided.

Venture away from the hustle and bustle of Porto and discover two nearby villages with a unique history. First, head to Costa Nova beach to see the colorful, wooden beach huts that hug the coast. Then, head to Aveiro, also known as the “Venice of Portugal,” to walk through the city and take a ride on a traditional moliceiro boat through the canals.

Explore the central Portuguese cities of Aveiro and Coimbra—without the hassle of navigating or planning logistics—on this small-group tour from Porto. First, head to Coimbra, known as the "City of Students," to discover the city’s rich history as you explore the old town and Portugal’s oldest university. Then, visit Aveiro, dubbed the "Venice of Portugal," and relax on a cruise along the famous waterways aboard a traditional "moliceiro" boat.

Experience the best of Porto on this full-day small-group tour, including a river cruise and wine tasting. Visit landmarks like Clérigos Tower, São Bento Station, and the Ribeira district with a local guide, followed by a sailboat cruise on the Douro River. Enjoy stunning views, premium Port wine tastings, and regional snacks, with hotel pickup and drop-off included for a seamless and intimate experience.

The UNESCO-listed beauty of Porto spans both land and water, and this half-day sightseeing tour allows you to admire the historic city from both perspectives. Go port tasting in the atmospheric cellars before escaping the land-based crowds during a cruise on the Douro River. Ideal for first-timers in Porto, this experience combines two must-do activities without you having to book them separately.

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Discover Porto’s electric nightlife on this 4-hour evening tour and dance the night away with a fun-loving guide and group of like-minded travelers. Ensure an evening to remember with VIP entrance to four of the city’s hottest bars and clubs, drinks at each venue, and plenty of time to hit the dancefloor.

Discover the world through the eyes of Portugal’s greatest explorers—without having to book an expensive tour—with an admission ticket to the World of Discoveries in Porto. Learn about Ferdinand Magellan, Vasco da Gama, Bartolomeu Dias, and other famous Portuguese explorers at this global discovery–themed museum. Explore 20 interactive, multi-sensory installations independently, uncovering Portugal’s maritime history at your own pace.

If you’re new to Porto or visiting for a short time, this 1.5-minute walking tour gives you a personalized introduction with a local host. You’ll learn about the baroque architecture that typifies Porto and get recommendations to further your explorations afterward. Plus, you can choose a start time that suits you for ultimate flexibility.

Just because you have limited time in Portugal doesn't mean you have to miss visiting the northern city of Porto. A full-day tour from Lisbon is perfect for those who want to fit in the best of Porto and have limited time. First, explore the charming city of Aveiro , then head to the "Undefeated City" to see its top attractions such as Porto Se Cathedral, Avenida dos Aliados, and the Clerigos Tower.

Discover the best of Porto without the hassle of planning logistics on this Porto city tour with lunch and a cruise down the Douro River. Explore the Old Town, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, at a relaxed pace in a small group, and then head to the beach areas of Boavista and Foz. Enjoy lunch at a local haunt, then cruise the Douro on a traditional wooden ‘rabelo’ boat. Your tour wraps up with a port wine tasting in town.

Tour the 2,000-year-old city of Braga and the UNESCO-listed city of Guimaraes with a private guide on this trip from Porto. Make the most of sightseeing on a tour that includes hotel pickup and drop-off and in-depth commentary about the history of each site.

Avoid the hassle of figuring out public transportation and learn more about Porto's history with this hop-on hop-off bus tour. Enjoy panoramic views from the open-top bus, plus included walking tours and port wine tastings, as an added bonus. Choose between a 24-hour or 48-hour ticket depending on your needs, and enjoy the freedom to stay for the full loop or hop off at any stop.

Take part in a guided tour to the Suspension Bridge 516 Arouca and the Passadiços do Paiva from Porto. Crossing the 175 metres high bridge over the Paiva River with a local Guide and discover one of Portugal’s most impressive landscapes. The tour begins in Porto, with transportation to the UNESCO Geopark in Arouca. After a brief security briefing, prepare to cross one of the world’s largest suspended pedestrian bridges. Walk through the Paiva Passages and admire the stunning views of cliffs, river and waterfalls. The tour ends at the river beach of Espiunca, ideal for relaxing. If you choose the option with lunch, a typical dish of the region will be served. Important note: Due to the recent fires, about 2 km of the passages have been destroyed and will not be passed. The remaining route retains all the safety and beauty of this unique experience.

Immerse yourself in the Portuguese countryside during this full-day trip to the Douro Valley from Porto. Explore small towns and stop at viewpoints to admire the beauty of the UNESCO-listed valley. Stop in Pinhao to savor a traditional Portuguese meal and take a scenic river cruise. Don’t forget the wine; this region is famous for it! Sip on local port as you enjoy picturesque views of the surrounding countryside.

Discover Portugal’s premier wine region, the Douro Valley, on this full-day tour from Porto. Alongside a private guide, stop at several key locations in the region including Pinhao, Peso da Regua, and Lamego to get an idea of life in the valley. You also make two stops to sample the region’s wine, learning about the terroir and different winemaking styles.

Join us and admire the stunning view of the Douro Valley. The Douro Valley has magical and unique landscapes in perfect harmony with the river that gives it its name. It is the oldest demarcated wine region in the world and is recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Come and try the best wines: we’ll give you a toast!