Top Portugal Holidays

Admire Lisbon at its most magical during a sunset tour on the Tagus River, which departs two hours before sunset to give you ample time on the water. You’ll have plenty of room onboard your boat in a small group limited to only 10 travelers, as you enjoy a wine and snacks, and get a new perspective of top riverside attractions such as Belém Tower and the 25th of April Bridge (Ponte 25 de Abril).

The Douro Valley is one of the prettiest parts of Portugal, so it’s a must-see when you’re in Porto. Escape the crowds on land and admire the lush landscapes from the water on a cruise that includes three tastings of world-famous port wine and snacks. Your guide enhances your experience of the UNESCO-listed region along the way with commentary.

Taylor's Port have been producing classic port wine in Porto since 1692—so there's no better place to try a tipple or two during your vacation in Portugal. Venture into their 300-year-old cellars to learn about the history and production of port wine, then sample a variety of their produce. An audio guide provides plenty of insight as you explore.

Spend three or four days exploring the best of Lisbon with tickets for four tours; including two bus tours, a historic tram tour, and a boat tour of the Tagus River. In addition to these experiences, enjoy also free access to public tram rides, and discounts to monuments, museums, and activities. This action-packed package lets you explore Portugal's capital at your own pace, rather than rushing to keep up with a large group.

Immerse yourself in an authentic Fado experience in the heart of Lisbon, without having to spend a fortune on dinner. Enjoy an intimate, microphone-free concert with skilled Fado singers and traditional Portuguese guitar. Learn about the history of Fado through short videos, while savoring a complimentary glass of port wine or juice, for a soulful connection to Portugal's musical heritage.

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.

Take a load off after a busy day of sightseeing and experience one of Portugal’s most important cultural traditions during a fado show conveniently located near Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa). Witness melodic singing accompanied by acoustic guitar in an atmospheric setting that you wouldn’t get in larger venues, and enjoy an included drink as you watch.

See Lisbon’s top attractions on a hop-on hop-off bus and tram tour that lets you explore the capital at your own pace, rather than following a set itinerary. Admire 360-degree views on a double-decker bus that follows two attraction-packed routes, one of which leads to the UNESCO-listed Belem Tower and Jeronimos Monastery. You can also take a ride on the tram route to enjoy top Lisbon attractions in a historic mode of transportation.

Lisbon's riverside landmarks look markedly different from the water, and timing a sailing tour to coincide with sunset adds a scenic reason to be on the Tagus River in the early evening. This small-group sailing tour passes Belem Tower and the National Museum of Ancient Art, with a guide covering local culture and heritage along the route. Portuguese Vinho Verde (green wine), iced tea, bottled water, and blankets are all included on board.

Delight yourself on this exclusive, full-day tour with a Guide, from the city of Porto, including a group of up to 8 people, in a Mercedes van with air-conditioning and get to know the Douro Valley, the main wine region of Portugal. Surprise yourself with a visit to a family-owned, more than a century old winery and taste its olive oil and wines from Porto and DOC, produced in a traditional way. Be surprised by the magnificent viewpoints and don’t miss the opportunity to take great photos. Enjoy a fabulous harmonized lunch at a second winery with homemade food on the fire. Enjoy to taste the wines that the cellar produces such as DOC, Porto, Moscatel, LVB and Porto Vintage. Meet the Pinhão, a magnificent pier and relax on a private cruise only for our guests, with a Guide and a small group, with drinks on board. We could not help but pass the famous N222, the most beautiful road in the world. Return to your hotel in the centre of Porto with amazing memories.

See a side of the Algarve that most travelers don’t know about on a day trip to medieval Silves and Monchique, which sits atop on of the highest mountains in Portugal. A limit of eight other travelers ensures you receive personalized attention from your guide, while included wine tasting gives a taste of Algarvian produce—and you don’t have to worry about driving afterwards.

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.

Travel in style and comfort along Portugal’s storied Douro River—and discover a perspective on Porto that many other visitors miss—on this small-group boat tour. Choose between daytime or sunset options, make your own way to the marina, and hop aboard your vessel. Enjoy a welcome drink upon arrival, and set sail to discover the city’s attractions, including its six famous bridges, from the water’s edge.

The Algarve coast is wonderfully scenic, but most travelers end up only seeing it from land. Admire it from the sea for much of the day—without a costly private boat charter—and visit the famous Benagil caves on this cruise from Portimao. Board a spacious, 2-deck catamaran, gaze over cliffs and villages as you sail to Benagil, explore the caves by small boat, and relax with a light lunch and drinks from the open bar.

Give your feet a break from walking around the hilly streets of Lisbon and take a sunset sightseeing cruise. Join a group of others for an evening ride along the Tagus River, gazing at Lisbon’s riverfront as the sun sets over the city. Enjoy snacks and alcoholic beverages as you sail, gliding by Belem Tower and the 25th of April Bridge.

Sink your teeth into Lisbon’s culinary scene on a small-group walking tour featuring more than a dozen local food tastings and six Portuguese wines and drinks. Explore at a relaxed pace in a small group while visiting local taverns and historic squares. Plus, get restaurant tips to enhance the rest of your stay, with dietary restrictions accommodated.

Spend a night out in Lisbon and meet local residents and fellow travelers on this pub crawl that introduces you to one of the best nightlife neighborhoods in the city. Visit three venues: two with welcome shots and one with an hour of unlimited sangria and beer or an upgrade option for gin, vodka, rum, and whiskey. Then, finish the tour at a club with VIP entrance included.

Discover Porto from the best perspective — the Douro River. Step aboard a luxury yacht and enjoy a relaxing 2-hour cruise through the heart of Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia with local wines and regional snacks included! Sail along the iconic Douro River, passing under the 6 famous bridges of Porto, while taking in breathtaking views of the UNESCO-listed Ribeira, the historic city skyline, and the renowned Port wine cellars. As you cruise towards the Atlantic Ocean, you’ll also pass the charming fishing village of Afurada and reach the stunning meeting point between the Douro River and the sea. On board, enjoy local wine and regional snacks, served by our professional and friendly crew, ensuring a comfortable and unforgettable experience. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply looking for the best boat tour in Porto, this is a unique and exclusive way to explore the city.

Get a taste of Portuguese culture, without having to do a ton of research, when you embark on this gastronomical tour of Porto. Join a small group and visit several bars and restaurants to sample wine and petiscos, or Portuguese tapas. Your guide takes you on a journey through the city’s historic streets for a true foodie experience of Porto.

Taste your way around Madeira on this small-group food and walking tour. You won’t have to worry about language barriers as you’ll have a guide to translate and order for you. Save time researching and planning your trip by having a guide to show you around. Make the most of your day by visiting multiple places and tasting local specialties. All food and drink is included.

Dip into Madeira’s thriving culinary scene on this wine and food tour in Funchal. Taste your way through Funchal’s restaurants and markets while learning about Madeira’s rich gastronomic history and admiring its distinctive ambiance. To top it off, sample local wines and mingle with friendly locals.

Learn about the production process with experienced guides and see from small barrels to wooden vats with thousands of liters to understand how the wine ages. With a maximum of 12 participants, we are one of the companies with the smallest group to provide more quality to your experience. With a local guide you'll be able to enter 3 totally different producers, with different concepts in a 400 meters (0,25 miles) distance! Taste amazing wines! We selected variety and quality because there is a big difference between drinking Port and good Port! The tour starts at the scheduled time, with no exceptions and for logistical reasons it is not possible to join once it has started.

Taste authentic Portuguese petiscos, seafood, and dessert on a small-group food tour through Lisbon's Baixa, the city's only flat neighborhood. Skip lines with pre-booked tables as you sample local drinks like Vinho Verde, Ginjinha, and beer. Visit taverns, family-run spots, and street-food stalls while learning about Lisbon's history and culture, including landmarks rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake.