Top Portugal Holidays - page 38

When your cruise ship reaches port in Funchal, discover the diverse flavors and beautiful landscapes of Madeira on this private shore excursion. Mingle with the locals and browse fresh produce at Madeira’s food markets, and admire spectacular island views from the Eira Do Serrado. With transportation included on your tour, visit the small fishing village of Camara de Lobos and sample locally made wine at Madeira’s largest winery.

With influences from across the globe, Portugal boasts one of Europe’s most fascinating cuisines. Discover it with a private guide on an insightful walking tour of Lisbon’s historic heart. Taste Portuguese “petiscos” (tapas), from sausage to cod, from cheeses to pastry, and even some fusion favorites—all washed down with fine local wines. Please note: food and wine are at your own expense.

Save hours researching the best places to visit on the south side of Lisbon, and go on a comprehensive guided tour instead. A private tour has the added perk of giving you the freedom of selecting which region you visit—either Setubal Wine Region and Arrabida Natural Park, or Alentejo Wine Region and Evora Medieval City. Travel between dispersed attractions in a luxury vehicle, and enjoy letting someone else take care of the navigating.

Combine Portugal’s historic culture with its rich gastronomy on a private tour that covers the UNESCO-listed medieval town of Evora and the Alentejo Wine Region. You’ll be able to indulge in local wines and small plates without having to worry about driving afterwards, as well as discovering things about the region that you won’t find in the guidebook.

Make the most of your time at shore and see all of Lisbon’s highlights on this comprehensive half-day tour. See key landmarks such as the Jeronimos Monastery, Belem Tower, the old town of Alfama, Praca do Comercio, the long Liberdade Avenue, and more. Learn about Lisbon’s rich history from your informative guide and end the tour with a glass of port wine.

Unique opportunity to discover and experience two of the oldest arts in Portugal Tile and Wine Production.