Top Portugal Bus Tours

Travel through Lisbon's key areas and secrets on a private electric tuk-tuk tour. Save time and cover more ground with stops at iconic monuments and views from the Seven Hills. Learn about Lisbon's history and culture while visiting traditional neighborhoods like Alfama, Graça, and Mouraria, plus modern districts such as Chiado and Bairro Alto.

Explore the wine region of the Douro Valley on this guided day excursion. Feast your senses on the Douro’s many magnificent wineries, restaurants, and viewpoints. Visit two prime wineries where you'll be introduced to some of the region’s best varietals. Learn about the history of the wine heritage with the help of your guide and local winemakers. Of course, no trip to the Douro Valley would be complete without tasting a few world-class wines and a traditional Portuguese lunch.

Soak up Portuguese culture and wine on this intimate tour of the Douro Valley, departing from Porto. Travel to the UNESCO-listed region in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle, admiring the picturesque landscapes throughout the drive. Make stops at small, family-run vineyards for tastings and learn about the wine-making process. In between tastings, break for an authentic Portuguese lunch at the charming village of Pinhao, in the heart of the valley, as well as a scenic ride along the Douro River.

Make the most of your time in Madeira and cover the entire island in just two days on this small-group excursion. Set out for two full-day tours to see top landmarks including Girao Cape, the Porto Moniz natural pools, the fishing village of Camara de Lobos, and the Arieiro and Ruivo summits. Experience nature, history, and tradition on this comprehensive tour.

Discover the west side of São Miguel island with ease on a full-day tour from Ponta Delgada. A great way for first-time visitors to orient themselves, this tour covers Lake Fogo, Boca do Inferno lookout, Mosteiros, and Sete Cidades, home to the vivid Lago Azul and Lago Verde. Enjoy a traditional Portuguese lunch and hotel pickup and drop-off on this small-group tour.

The underground caves are one of the most amazing visits to take on Terceira Island. This tour includes the passage through the Natal Cave (lava tube) and the Algar do Carvão (the interior of the volcano), also includes the passage through the famous Furnas of Sulfur (fumarolas) and the leisure area Lagoa das Patas.

Relive the history of the Duoro River with a vineyard trip and riverside lunch. Copying bygone journeys when the region's wine was transported in casks by boat and train, the private day trip includes a boat cruise and a train ride, complete with some impressive views. A tasting session at the vineyard is among the highlights.

Discover the natural beauty of São Miguel’s east side on this scenic day trip. Witness bubbling hot springs in Furnas, and sample iron-rich waters and traditional “cozido” stew cooked by volcanic steam. Visit the stunning Ribeira dos Caldeirões waterfall and unwind at the scenic Santa Iria viewpoint, a memorable mix of volcanic wonders and serene island landscapes.

Visit the atmospheric city of Sintra on a full-day, small-group tour from Lisbon, then spend the day exploring the Portuguese coast, Quinta da Regaleira, and Sintra’s historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover romantic grottoes and colorful architecture, then get spectacular views to the Atlantic coast from the Serra de Sintra. This Sintra tour includes the entrance fees at Pena Park and Quinta da Regaleira, and it’s limited to eight people for a more personal experience.

Discover the eastern landscapes of Madeira with ease on an 8-hour tour from Funchal, ideal for lovers of natural landscapes. Ascend to Pico de Arieiro, Madeira’s third-highest peak, and admire the famous Laurissilva Forest, which dates back to prehistoric times. Plus, you’ll enjoy lunch in the colorful town of Santana, visit Machico, and admire panoramic views from Ponta de São Lourenço. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Funchal are included.

Discover the wonders outside of Lisbon on this full-day guided small-group tour to Sintra and Cascais. Spend the day exploring central Portugal’s magnificent coast and charming villages. Explore the quaint streets of Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for the captivating Pena Palace; soak up the sun with locals in the famous beach town of Cascais; and see continental Europe's westernmost point at Cabo da Roca.

Experience the best of Portugal’s natural and cultural highlights on this full-day tour from Porto, complete with lunch. Cross the breathtaking 516 Arouca Suspension Bridge, walk the scenic Paiva Walkways, and enjoy a traditional Portuguese lunch. End the day exploring the colorful Costa Nova fishing village and the charming canals of Aveiro, with an optional boat ride available. "Cross the Arouca 516 Suspension Bridge, one of the longest in the world Hike the scenic Paiva Walkways along the river on a 5km trail Enjoy a traditional Portuguese lunch at a local restaurant in Arouca"

See the best of land and sea, without having to book separate excursions, on this amphibious sightseeing tour of Lisbon. A fun-filled experience designed to delight kids and adults alike, this tour covers top Lisbon attractions such as Commerce Square and Avenida da Liberdade. Then, your tour bus transforms into a boat and plunges into the Tagus River, passing Belem Tower and Monument to the Discoveries.

Begin your journey in Sintra with a passionate local guide. Ascend to the iconic Pena Palace, a colorful Romantic marvel perched atop the mountains, offering sweeping views of the Moorish Castle,cascais, the 25th of April Bridge, and the Christ the King monument. Descend to Sintra’s historic center to explore the National Palace and savor local pastries like travesseiros and queijadas. Pass by the mysterious Biester Palace, then continue to the magical Quinta da Regaleira, a mystical estate filled with symbolism, underground passages, and the famous Initiation Well—a true architectural journey into the soul of Sintra. -Skip traffic — take the train from Lisbon for a smooth start; -Flexible end: stay in Sintra, visit Cascais, or return to Lisbon; -Half-day tour lets you explore Sintra and lisbon in one day; -Small groups, with tours conducted in one language to ensure a better experience for everyone; -Visit Pena Palace and Initiatic Well Inside Quinta da Regaleira;

Discover the history and secrets of Sintra on this private tour with a local guide who knows all there is to know about the area. Customize this tour based on your group’s interests. Choose to tour one of the six palaces in Sintra on a half-day trip, or visit two palaces on a full-day tour, then spend time viewing the others from the outside. Your guide takes you to famous and lesser-known spots throughout the region.

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.

Pair the beauty of UNESCO World Heritage–listed Sintra with the rugged charms of Portugal’s Atlantic coast without the expense of car hire or the stress of finding parking on this guided tour. See Pena National Palace and Quinta da Regaleira (upgrade to include tickets), capture photos of Guincho Beach, and enjoy free time in the elegant resort town of Cascais.

Sintra's UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic center, Pena National Palace, and Quinta da Regaleira are spread across a hillside town that takes longer to navigate independently than most visitors expect. This private full-day tour includes hotel pickup in Lisbon and a guide who covers all three sites, with an adjustable itinerary that can include interior or exterior visits to Monserrate Palace with advance notice.

Turn your trip from Lisbon to Porto into a day of exploring the villages, historic monuments, and nature that you’d miss by taking the highway. Choose from one to four stops in Obidos, Fatima, Nazare, and/or Aveiro, or opt for a direct transfer. Since the private tour is designed just for your group, you have the flexibility to customize the trip by adding a cruise on the scenic Ria de Aveiro.

Experience the stunning, UNESCO-listed landscapes of the Douro Valley as you embark on this premium full-day tour from Porto. With a small group, visit small villages and wineries to learn about the rich winemaking traditions of the region. Take a scenic cruise along the Douro River, enjoy guided wine tastings, and sit down to a traditional Portuguese lunch paired with Douro DOC wines.

Uncover the secrets of Algarve viniculture on this wine-tasting tour from Lagos, with return transfer from your hotel leaving you free to indulge. Admire the Portuguese countryside as you travel to a rural winery, then enjoy three glasses of their traditional produce plus a plate of local tapas, while benefiting from insights provided by your small-group guide. Afterwards, enjoy free time to wander around charming Silves, best known for its striking Moorish castle.

Stray from the beaten path and see a side of Funchal that’s inaccessible to traditional tour vehicles on an excursion by 4x4 Jeep. As well as receiving personalized attention in a small group limited to eight people, you’ll discover landscape that feature everything from mountains and waterfalls to fishing villages and natural pools.

Enrich your knowledge of Lisbon’s rich Jewish heritage on a private half-day tour of Portugal’s capital city. While listening to history-rich commentary from your guide, you’ll visit Lisbon’s charming old quarters and explore where Lisbon’s Jewish community were settled and discover how they lived. As you explore Lisbon, you’ll discover the impact that the Jewish community had on Portugal’s history and the influence that remains on Portuguese Society today.