Top Portugal Desserts & Sweets

Start your day above the clouds with a magical Pico do Arieiro sunrise tour. After an early hotel pickup, head to the viewpoint of one of Madeira’s highest points for panoramic views at dawn. For a more complete morning experience, upgrade to the premium option to enjoy a traditional breakfast in the open air before a short levada walk through Paradise Valley (when conditions allow). Note: this is not the PR1 Pico do Arieiro to Pico Ruivo hike; if conditions are not favorable, an alternative sunrise viewpoint is used.

The Jeronimos Monastery— a UNESCO World Heritage Site— shouldn’t be missed when visiting Lisbon. But without a guide to fill you in on its 16th-century history, it can be easy to miss out on key details. During this half-day tour, visit the famous cloisters and indulge in a tasting of Pastel de Belem, the baked custard tart that is now emblematic of Portuguese cuisine.

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.

At Quinta de Louredo, we invite you to experience Portuguese hospitality at its finest—a day filled with flavours, stories, and hands-on cooking, all in the heart of our family farm. Tastings & Welcome – Our organic green wine and olive oil, paired with local cheeses, olives, fresh juices, and artisanal bread. Farm Tour & Harvesting – Wander through our land, meet our animals, and pick fresh ingredients. ‍Traditional Cooking Class – Cook a three-course Portuguese feast, just as my father loved to do. Our menu typically includes: fresh tomato soup, traditional cod fish and creamy Portuguese desserts. Be sure to let us know if you have dietary preferences. ️Shared Meal – Many guests tell us they arrive as strangers but leave as family. ‍‍‍Perfect for Families – Kids love running free, meeting animals, and getting hands-on outside or in the kitchen! Fabio & Family

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.

Get the best of Lagos without the crowds or heat. This is where your first day in Lagos should start – with not just a history walk but with a taste of Lagos itself. Hi, I'm Gwen. After coming to Lagos for over 30 years, I now call Lagos home, and I’ll guide you on this intimate, 2.5 to 3-hour morning walking experience designed for curious travelers 18+ who want to go beyond the beaches and discover what truly makes Lagos and the Algarve special. You’ll go from sweeping Algarve coastline views to the cobblestone streets of Lagos Old Town, discovering how Lagos helped shape Portugal's history - from its Roman and Moorish roots, to the Age of Discovery and 1755 earthquake and tsunami, to today's culture. Savor 3 tastings of locally-sourced, authentic, homemade Lagos and Algarve specialties, including a famous Lagos sweet with medronho pairing most tours skip. Shop local Algarve products to take with you, along with insider dining, hidden gems, and best of Lagos tips.

Discover Belem in the footsteps of the great Portuguese explorers whose voyages began there. Learn about explorers including Vasco da Gama and Afonso de Albuquerque, visit landmarks like the Padrão dos Descobrimentos and Igreja de Santa Maria de Belém, and enjoy freshly baked Pastéis de Belém. An optional Jeronimos Monastery entry ticket is available (not guided inside).

Stroll Lisbon’s historic, culture-filled cobblestone streets on a small-group guided walking tour. Walk the city’s oldest quarter, Moorish Alfama, elegant Chiado, and monumental Baixa. This Lisbon walking tour is ideal for first-time visitors who want to experience the city’s rich culture while checking off must-see landmarks such as the Carmo church and Commerce Square. Plus, walk to some of the city’s best cafés and boutiques.

With so many venues to choose from, it can be hard to know where to eat in Lisbon. Enjoy a wide range of the city’s signature dishes, paired with a fascinating introduction to its history and some hidden gems, on this intimate walking tour, led by a local who’s happy to share restaurant recommendations. Plus, you'll take a route that doesn't feature any of the steep hills that Lisbon is notorious for.

Lisbon is known for its fabulous food scene, but only insiders know the best spots to sample beloved local specialties. Skip the guesswork and savor the city's top delicacies on this guided food and wine tour of Lisbon. Taste cheese, Chouriço, bifana, and traditional rice, washed down with port, beer, and wine from Alentejo. Pick up tips on the city’s best eats from your guide and enjoy the personalized experience of a small-group tour.

Sampling the classics of Portuguese cuisine shouldn’t mean going to the venues every tourist knows. This small-group tour hits the culinary high points at a curated selection of traditional establishments, for an authentic experience that sets you aside from the crowds. Taste wines, cheeses, a bifana pork sandwich, pica-pau spicy meat, a salt cod pastry, and, of course, the city’s signature custard tarts and ginjinha liqueur.

You could spend days researching Lisbon’s best eateries and still not find them all. Leave the planning to an expert and get an authentic taste of the city on this intimate food tour that doesn't take up an entire afternoon. Visit local "tascas," Portuguese taverns, to sample classic dishes—from beef croquettes to piri-piri chicken to a "bifana" sandwich. Walk past local landmarks and cap off the day with a famous pastry.

See Lisbon from a different perspective during a Tagus River cruise at sunset, undoubtedly the most magical time to see the city. From the boat, you can enjoy unobstructed views of Belém Tower (Torre de Belém), Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa), Castelo de Sao Jorge (St. George’s Castle), and many more Lisbon attractions and enjoy free-flowing white wine. Plus, several departure times throughout the day allows for flexibility.

Two hours. Four neighbourhoods. Ten stops. One pastel de nata. That’s the deal, and it’s a good one. Led by a local guide, you’ll experience the city chronologically, from the golden age of the Portuguese empire to the devastating 1755 earthquake, the revolution that ended 48 years of dictatorship, and the vibrant Lisbon locals love today. Take in panoramic views at two viewpoints, step inside São Roque Church, one of the few places to survive the earthquake almost untouched, stand in the square where history changed in 1974, pass beneath the iconic Santa Justa Lift, explore the world’s oldest operating bookshop, and visit the café where Fernando Pessoa was a regular. Then it's down to Pink Street, once the city's red light district, now its most photogenic strip, before finishing at Time Out Market with a warm pastel de nata. This is the tour for travellers who want the full picture: the history, the culture, and the views. Book now and experience the real Lisbon.

Faro's Old Town is dotted with tourist restaurants that can be difficult to distinguish from the real thing. This small-group walking tour steers you past them to four local restaurants and taverns, where you taste around 10 traditional Portuguese dishes paired with a drink at every stop. A local guide leads the way through the historic walled quarter between bites.

Uncover Lisbon on a two-hour walking tour through four neighbourhoods: Bairro Alto, Carmo, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré. You’ll see Lisbon chronologically, from the empire, the devastating 1755 earthquake, and the revolution, to the vibrant city locals love today. Begin at the Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara viewpoint, then step inside the Igreja de São Roque, one of the few buildings to survive the earthquake. Stand in the square where Europe’s longest dictatorship ended, take in stunning views from the Carmo rooftop, and see the iconic Santa Justa Lift before heading to Chiado. Visit the world’s oldest operating bookshop, and stop by A Brasileira, the café once frequented by poet Fernando Pessoa, then hear stories of Portuguese exploration, poetry, and empire at Praça de Camões. End in Cais do Sodré, stroll Pink Street, and enjoy a freshly baked pastel de nata at Time Out Market. Four neighbourhoods. Ten stops. One unforgettable story of Lisbon in just two hours. Are you ready?

Skip tourist restaurant meals on this private walking food tour of Funchal, Madeira's capital. Begin in historic Zona Velha with its old merchant houses and cobbled lanes, then visit La Vie Funchal Shopping Center to taste some of the island's best pastel de nata. Your itinerary is tailored to your preferences for a personalized experience lasting about 2.5 hours.

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.

Lisbon is famous for its postcard-perfect scenery—but without a guide leading the way, it’s hard to learn the stories behind its iconic monuments. On this half-day walking tour, get oriented and understand the history of landmarks such as Castelo de Sao Jorge and the winding streets of Alfama. Plus, indulge in a complimentary traditional custard tart and a glass of ginginja.

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.

Exploring Portugal's scenic countryside and historic villages by rental car or public transportation can be a chore. Leave the driving to an expert on this small-group guided day trip to Fátima, Óbidos, and Nazaré from Lisbon. Discover the moving pilgrimage site of Fátima, plus visit the medieval town of Óbidos and seaside village of Nazaré. You'll have ample time to marvel at the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Batalha Monastery and savor coastal and inland views with time-saving round-trip transport.

Embark on a delightful journey from Porto to Aveiro, a picturesque city celebrated for its canals and vibrant moliceiro boats. A guided walk through Aveiro's historic center reveals charming Art Nouveau architecture and the intriguing salt traditions that define the area. Glide along the charming canals on a traditional moliceiro boat for a unique view of the city, and savor a moment of leisure to indulge in local sweets and coffee. The tour concludes with a visit to Costa Nova, famous for its colorful striped houses, rounding out your experience in this enchanting region of Portugal. - Discover the picturesque canals and vibrant architecture of Aveiro - Enjoy a guided tour highlighting local traditions and delicacies - Experience a scenic boat ride on a traditional moliceiro - Visit the colorful striped houses of Costa Nova after exploring Aveiro

We have updated our tour itinerary! Be one of the first to explore this full day tour to Sintra and Cascais! Discover the magic of Portugal on this unforgettable full-day tour from Lisbon, blending stunning coastal views with fairytale palaces and rich history. Travel in comfort from Lisbon as you explore the dramatic cliffs of Boca do Inferno, stroll through the charming seaside town of Cascais, and soak in the natural beauty of Guincho Beach and Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of mainland Europe. Next, journey to the town of Sintra for a guided visit and time to explore Quinta da Regaleira, with its secret tunnels and iconic Initiation Well. After an optional lunch break, the day culminates with a guided tour of the breathtaking Pena Palace, perched high in the Sintra hills. With photo stops, free time, and expert insights along the way, this tour is the perfect blend of nature, culture, and adventure, ideal for travelers wanting to see the best of Portugal in a single day.