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Discover the wonderful scenery on the banks of the Paiva River! From the steep slopes to the river rapids accentuated by the granite formation, this is the ideal setting for a unique walk. On this visit you will be able to follow the valley, gorge and openings of the river, calmly on an extension of wooden walkway for approximately 2,5 miles. After, you will have the opportunity to walk on one of the longest suspension bridges in the world. Bridge 516 crosses the Paiva River at 574 feet suspension, and is implemented over a length of approximately half a mile. A must! On the next part of the day, we will visit Aveiro - The portuguese Venice! And like the italian one, the best way to visit it, is by boat - the Moliceiros. So, we provide an small boat cruise of 1h for you to discover the charms of the city and it´s channels.

Come and discover this true paradise! From untouched nature, to waterfalls that feed beautiful lagoons, we will show you the most impressive landscapes in the region, and certainly the most immersive experience in the northen Portugal! About 1 hour after you're picked up in Porto, we will start to discover wonders on small hikes, admire waterfalls, bathe in crystalline waters and even get a Kartcross or Water Bike experience (optional). This tour is drawn for travellers that are short on time or don't want to dedicate a whole day on a guided tour, but still want to get a tease/experience on the only portuguese National Park - Peneda/Gerês. Including travel times, this tour will take 6 hour of total lenght. You will get nature walks, nature sightseeing, waterfalls and lakes, and the oportunity to get a land or water sport experience.

On this visit we focus on the historical legacy related to the importance of the city in the ancient empire. We will see up close the ruins of the city, spas, fountain, and we will have a museological perspective on the construction of Braga, passing through the medieval period and reconstruction, until the contemporary era that seeks to immortalize the foundations and finds of this city with more than 2000 years and greatness! This is a structured tour for history and archeology enthusiasts with optional tickets/visits. Our approach recreates and connects the "imperial urban space", opening the possibility of a deeper look to each visitor.

Santiago is one of the most popular destination for catholic pilgrims in the whole world. Is the capital of Galiza (Spain), and is the location of the Santiago Cathedral (1075 – 1128), where the remains of Santiago the Apostolic can be founded. The Routes to Santiago are humanity heritage by UNESCO and are used by thousands every day on the journey to the religious capital of the Iberian Peninsula. On our tour we will dedicate the morning to visit the cathedral, and after lunch hanging around the middle age city of Santiago, discovering some secrets in its narrow streets. On the return there’s also a stop in Valença do Minho, the Portuguese border city at the top north. Here we will focus our visit in the fortification with roots from the XII and visible reconstruction from the XVIII. A unique view for the city, Minho river (natural border), and Spanish side.

Ponte de Lima is a true return to the past, full of enchanting stories to discover and hear. The small historic center still preserves a Gothic, Baroque and Neoclassical genesis present in the housing facades, two of the original towers of the wall still remain untouched, and of course, the Roman / Medieval bridge that today is a reference for all the pilgrims of the Camino de Santiago that here cross the Lima river towards the cathedral. One of the most beautiful cities in the north of Portugal is undoubtedly Viana do Castelo. This elegant city is characterized by its connection to Shipbuilding that dates back to the time of the maritime expansion in the 16th century, and the Typical Festive Costumes in honor of Nossa Senhora da Agonia with the predominant red and enormous ostentation of gold displayed on the chest. In Barcelos we will have on-site reinterpretation of the famous rooster legend. It is a small town that surprises, and has improved its best charming attractions.

Discover the culinary delights of Porto on this food tour that encapsulates the essence of Portuguese gastronomy. Start with delicious tapas, then venture to the iconic Bolhao Market for a tasting of traditional conservas. Finally, enjoy a guided visit to a renowned Port wine cellar in Vila Nova de Gaia, where you’ll learn about the art of Port production while savoring a tasting of this famous wine. Perfect for food lovers wanting to experience local culture through its flavors. - Duration: 3.5 hours, with daily departures at 10:00 am or 2:00 pm - Includes tastings at 2 food stops and a guided Port wine tasting - Maximum group size of 18 - Local insights provided by a knowledgeable guide

Did you know that J.K. Rowling lived in Porto for several years? Between the cobblestone streets and centuries-old academic traditions, the "Cidade Invicta" is full of secrets that seem straight out of a spellbook. This immersive tour takes you in the footsteps of wizards, where reality often surpasses fiction. What Awaits You: - The enchanted bookstore: Admire the fantastic architecture of the famous Lello Bookstore from the outside and understand why its facade and history so strongly recall the settings of the saga. - Cafés and spells: Pass by historic establishments, like the Majestic, where the first chapters were sketched, and soak up the city's atmosphere at the time of their creation. - Challenges for apprentice wizards: A fun bonus for kids featuring games and magical crosswords, perfect for exploring the city and enjoying the tour while having fun.

While Porto is world-renowned for its vineyards, it also hides a creative and dynamic brewing scene. This 3-hour guided tour takes you to meet the city's top brewers in authentic places often missed by classic tourist circuits. What Awaits You: Curated tasting: Sample a wide variety of styles (IPA, Stout, Weissbier, or local grape-infused creations) in the best taprooms and microbreweries downtown. Shared platters: Enjoy generous local tábuas (charcuterie & cheese platters) at two of our stops. A laid-back crawl: Walk through trendy neighborhoods to discover vibrant bars and meet passionate locals. Local expertise: Discover brewing methods, ingredient choices, and the history behind Portugal's craft beer revival.

Fall in love with the city on the banks of the Douro River thanks to this walking tour of Porto, which introduces you to its World Heritage historic center on an unforgettable walk. We will start very close to the Porto Cathedral, to continue to the Luis I Bridge, one of the most emblematic and well-known bridges in the city. We will walk to Praça Almeida Garrett, especially known for its tiled walls. We will visit the Paris Galleries and the Lello Bookstore, where J.K. Rowling was inspired to write Harry Potter. We will pass by 'Igreja dos Carmelitas' and 'Igreja do Carmo', separated by the narrowest building in the city, the 'Casa Escondida'. We will walk through the streets until we reach the Torre dos Clérigos, which will surprise us with its more than 75 meters high. Built in the second half of the 18th century, it has been a National Monument since 1910 and one of the main icons of the city. We will finish this tour next to the Palacio da Bolsa. Reserve your places now!

Discover the spiritual and artistic soul of Portugal! Embark on a full-day journey to three iconic destinations: Fátima, Nazaré and the Church of Santa Maria da Valega. Feel the devotion and peace of Fatima, one of the world’s most famous pilgrimage sites, and visit its Sanctuary and Chapel of Apparitions. The next stop is Nazaré, a picturesque coastal town famous for its spectacular cliffs and deeply rooted fishing traditions. In this area stands the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Nazaré, a pilgrimage site linked to a centuries-old legend of a miraculous rescue. Nazaré is also known worldwide for its enormous waves, which attract surfers seeking record-breaking swells. Finally, be amazed by the colorful Church of Santa Maria da Valega, known for its dazzling tiles and unique beauty, often called the “Portuguese Sistine Chapel.” A perfect day to experience Portugal’s faith, history, and art in one unforgettable tour!

Discover the soul of the Douro Valley on a full-day journey designed to awaken your senses. Departing from Porto, the first stop is the historic town of Amarante, where Romanesque architecture meets the tranquil Tâmega River. Here you will enjoy a guided visit and some free time. From there, we venture into the heart of the world’s oldest wine region. We will visit an exclusive family-run estate to learn the artisanal secrets of their production, followed by a tasting of fine wines and local delicacies that capture the essence of the land. Then, you will head to Pinhão, to enjoy a guided visit and free time for lunch in this charming village. If you select the cruise option you’ll board a one-hour boat cruise to admire the terraced vineyards from the serenity of the water. This is the Douro lived slowly, authentically, and memorably. From there, we will travel along the iconic N222 road—voted one of the most beautiful drives in the world— on the way back to Porto.

Get the most out of your transfer from Porto to Lisbon when you book this sightseeing transfer. With your private driver-guide, take the coastal highway and make stops in Aveiro, Nazare, Alcobaça, and Obidos during this full-day excursion. Enjoy guided tours in each location and make a longer stop in Nazare to have lunch and explore the beaches.

Make the most out of your time in Portugal and go on a sightseeing tour during your one-way transfer from Porto to Lisbon. Climb aboard your private vehicle and relax as you make your way south toward the Portuguese capital. Along the way, make stops in Coimbra, to see its historic university, and the sacred city of Fatima, to observe its Catholic shrines, before arriving in Lisbon.

Travel from Porto to Lisbon while discovering two remarkable destinations along the way: historic Coimbra and the Templar town of Tomar. This journey transforms a simple transfer into an opportunity to experience Portugal’s history, culture, and traditions in a single day. In Coimbra, home to the prestigious University of Coimbra, admire centuries of academic heritage, including the magnificent Joanina Library, the historic university complex, the Monastery of Santa Cruz, and charming medieval streets. The journey continues to Tomar to visit the impressive Convent of Christ, built in the 12th century by the Knights Templar and set within the walls of the Castle of the Templars. Throughout the trip, your guide will share stories and insights that bring Portugal’s rich heritage to life.

Why go directly to Lisbon from Porto when you can visit Aveiro, Fátima and Óbidos? A one-way journey that can offer a delightful mix of cultural, historical, and scenic experiences. The first stop is Aveiro, the "Venice of Portugal," with its charming canals, colorful moliceiro boats, and art nouveau architecture. Next, experience the spiritual serenity of Fátima, a major pilgrimage site, where the apparitions of Mary, Mother of Jesus, reportedly occurred in 1917. The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima, with its magnificent basilica, invites reflection and peace in its vast plaza. In the last stop, you will enjoy the medieval town of Óbidos, a picturesque maze of cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses, and vibrant bougainvillea. Visit the stunning Santa Maria Church and savor Ginjinha.

Why go directly to Lisbon from Porto when you can visit Obidos, Nazare and Fatima. A one-way journey that can offer a delightful mix of cultural, historical, and scenic experiences. In the first stop, you will enjoy the spiritual serenity of Fatima. Next, experience the town of Nazare, famous for being the big wave surfing spot, is as well known for the fishing and seafood restaurants and for the Legend of Nazare. The Last stop is the medieval town of Obidos, a picturesque maze of cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses, and vibrant bougainvillea.

Make the most of your time in Porto on this in-depth private tour of the city. Head off the beaten track and explore the city's cobbled streets, colorful houses, and the famous Ribeira neighborhood. Then, venture into the heart of Porto, and climb the Clérigos Tower for a panoramic view. Taste local delicacies in a traditional Portuguese tavern, before finishing the tour with a visit to Burmester Caves—complete with a tasting of local Porto wine.

Guimarães has one of the best preserved medieval centers of Portugal, where time seems to have really given way and magically stopped. Come to know more than the history and monuments of Guimarães. Visit the suburbs of the city, with its traditions, historical and cultural heritage, local gastronomy and its nature. It's Historic Center is classified as World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is a historical city of medieval origin and has its origin in the tenth century, known as “Cradle of the Nation” or “Cradle City”, for its crucial role in the formation of Portugal, and here the first Portuguese King was born. Highlights: • Full day tour (9h) • Pickup & Drop-off • Entrance to monuments • UNESCO Heritage site • Photos of the tour • Small groups (max. 6 pax)

Take in the long history of Braga, one of the oldest cities in Portugal, on a private trip from Porto that saves you the stress of planning logistics. See the top sights of the city, such as the Sanctuary of Bom Jesus, Sé Cathedral, and a brief stop in Porto, without worrying about navigating—your guide leads the way and offers insight you won't find in travel blogs.

Discover the charm of Aveiro on an exclusive private day trip from Porto, combining picturesque canals, colorful coastal villages, and Portuguese heritage. Cruise through Aveiro aboard a traditional moliceiro boat, visit the renowned Vista Alegre Museum to learn about Portugal's most iconic porcelain brand, and explore the striped houses of Costa Nova. With private transportation, a dedicated local guide, and the flexibility to travel at your own pace, this experience offers a relaxed and personalized way to discover one of Portugal's most beautiful regions.

What sets this tour apart is the unique chance to explore the Douro Valley s most notable attractions within a condensed six-hour period. Unlike longer tours that keep you away from Porto all day, this itinerary cleverly combines a winery visit and wine tasting with a 50-minute river cruise, a scenic drive along the N222, and a stop at the São Cristóvão Viewpoint, allowing you to return to Porto by approximately 200 PM with ample time to enjoy the rest of your afternoon. With a maximum of 19 participants and no lengthy lunch break, this tour is specifically designed for those who want to experience the best of the Douro Valley without sacrificing too much of their day.

Explore the north of Portugal on a full-day tour to Viana do Castelo and Ponte de Lima from Porto. Enjoy impressive views of the city and the sea and an unforgettable lunch in the oldest village. The driver will pick you up in the morning in a comfortable vehicle with a capacity for 4 passengers. Start your tour with a stop at the Santa Luzia viewpoint where you can enjoy impressive views of the city and sea. - Climb to the Santa Luzia viewpoint which dominates the skyline of Viana do Castelo below and learn about the history of the area from your experienced driver/guide. Spend the morning exploring the historic city center and enjoy the charm of northern Portugal. - Explore the historic center at your own pace before continuing to Ponte Lima, the oldest village in Portugal, where you will enjoy a delicious and typical Portuguese meal. - At the end of the day, the driver will drop you off at your accommodation in Porto. Pode adaptar o programa de acordo com as suas preferências.

Discover Aveiro, the "Venice of Portugal" on this guided tour from Porto. See the famous Aveiro River, the colorful houses of Costa Nova, visit the fish market and learn about the community.

By private and exclusive way visit the Shrine of Fátima to experience one of Portugal’s most important pilgrimage sites, with the option to attend a mass at the sanctuary. The 10-hour tour also goes to the historic city of Coimbra, home to one of Europe’s oldest universities.