Top Portugal Chocolate Tours

Join Thomas, CEO and Lead Chocolate Maker of Madeira Chocolate, for a unique culinary event set against panoramic views of Funchal. Whether you enjoy milk chocolate, you are a seasoned dark chocolate connoisseur, or you love exploring complex flavors through fine wine, specialty coffee, and artisanal cheese, this guided tasting will help you better understand chocolate and flavor. During this tasting, you will be guided through tasting 10 different bean-to-bar chocolates made with organic/bio certified cacao from 3 different regions of the world (Asia, Africa, Central America). The chocolates range from 70-100% dark bars to drinking chocolate made with 100% dark ceremonial cacao. These chocolates have been handcrafted to bring out different flavors you may have never tasted from chocolate before (like banana, red fruits, etc.). At the end of the tasting, you will select a chocolate of your choosing to take home with you. This tasting is vegan-friendly.

Tuk Tuk experience in Tavira, including artisanal chocolate tasting. The "City & Chocolate Tour" is carried out by Maria's Tuk Tuk. This tour starts in the Alto de São Brás area, stops at the salt flats, passes by the Bernardas Convent and stops at the São Sebastião church. Continuing through the military barracks, São Francisco church and São José church. Halfway through the tour, we pass by the Ibelle chocolate atelier. Then we move on to Praça da República (center) and the historic area. The places of passage are the Convento da Graça, Church of Santiago, Church of Santa Maria, Church of Misericórdia and we stop at Castelo de Tavira. The end of this tour is at Maria's Tuk Tuk stop, near the Roman Bridge of Tavira.

Discover the traditions behind Port wine on a small-group visit to a fourth-generation cellar in Vila Nova de Gaia. Walk through the aging cellar to see Ports dating back 100 years while learning how the region’s famous fortified wine is produced and matured. Then settle into the tasting room to sample a selection of Ports and experience the styles that have shaped the area's winemaking reputation.

A fun, laid back and authentic way to learn about Lisbon and get to know it first person. Avoiding tourist traps and fake local activities. Includes polaroid pictures, pastries and a special surprise drink! In this tour you will find out how Lisbon was born, transformed and influenced into the culture it has today. Eat where the locals eat, learn what the locals know and get good tips on anything regarding your visit to Portugal. Dive head first into this experience where you will be guided by people who want to share their love for Lisbon and Portugal with you and make you have a time you wont forget! The tour is personalized. Destinations and stops can be added.

The Alfama district is the oldest area of Lisbon and is full of history. Embark on a foodie tour through the narrow streets to learn about the eclectic cuisine while getting to know the locals. You will also learn about the rich history of Portugal and Alfama, stopping at several landmarks like the King's Fountain and a few viewpoints.

Porto is most famous for its fortified wine and this tour gives you a taste of the winemaking experience. With a small group, explore Cockburn’s Port Lodge and learn how port wine is made from grape to bottle. See thousands of barrels of the popular libation and then cap off your tour with a tasting of premium ports paired with delicious chocolates.

This private half-day food tour of Lisbon ensures you feast on the best food that Portugal’s capital has to offer. Your gastronome local host handpicks eateries to sample Portuguese specialties and drinks: pleasure your palate with *pastel de bacalhau* (cod croquettes), *pastel de nata* (custard tart) and much more. You can tailor your private tour to suit dietary requirements or tweak the schedule according to what you feel like eating on the day. Choose from options with six or 10 tastings.

Explore the undiscovered neighborhoods of Lisbon with this small-group food tour of Baixa and Mouraria. Head away from the tourist traps and explore the largely undiscovered backstreets of Lisbon where locals spend their days, and taste delicious Portuguese foods paired with wines and beers you won't find anywhere else.