Top Portugal Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 5

Spend time on the Atlantic Ocean spotting whales and dolphins during this small-group wildlife tour. Board a fast, agile speedboat in Funchal and sail along the coastline to observe marine life in their natural habitats, learning about their behavior from your skipper. The tour operates responsibly, with no chasing or feeding, ensuring respectful encounters. This operator is the first WCA (World Cetaceans Alliance) certified in Funchal, supporting marine conservation efforts.

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 enjoy a relaxed small-group cruise along the river that includes three tastings of world-famous port wine and snacks. Your friendly local guide shares stories and insights that bring the UNESCO-listed region’s history and culture to life.

Enjoy Madeira’s natural beauty and renowned wine on a half-day off-road adventure. After a convenient hotel pickup in Funchal or Caniço, travel by 4x4 to picturesque sites like the soaring cliffs of Cabo Girão and the vineyards of Sao Vicente. Learn about local wine customs and production from a local winemaker, and sample white, red, and rosé varieties.

Take the scenic route between Albufeira to Benagil on this group catamaran cruise. Admire the dramatic coastal cliffs; come with us to explore the sea caves, including the Algar de Benagil; and dive in to cool off with a swim.

Tomar is sure to be at the top of history buffs' bucket lists, but getting there from Lisbon is tough without your own wheels. Delve into the rich history of the Knights Templar during this small-group tour of Tomar from Lisbon, which takes care of planning logistics so you don't have to. Spend the day learning about the Christian military force that contributed to the famous crusades during Europe’s Middle Ages. Discover Almourol Castle, erected by the Knights Templar, and visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site Convent of Christ, once a fortification where the knights resided.

A boat trip along the Tagus River is one of the best ways to see the historic city of Lisbon. Hop aboard a sailboat and discover the city’s top landmarks including Belem Tower, the 25th of April Bridge, Commerce Square, and St. George’s Castle. Admire the golden light grace the city at sunset and sip on a glass of Portuguese wine for a relaxing way to end your day.

Discover the breathtaking Douro Valley on an intimate small-group wine tour from Porto, limited to just 8 guests for a truly authentic experience. Visit carefully selected family-owned wineries, meet local producers, and admire the spectacular vineyard landscapes of this UNESCO-listed wine region. Our small-group format allows for a slower pace, meaningful winery visits, and genuine connections with the people behind the wines.

Make the most of your time in Portugal with a carefully designed half-day tour featuring Sintra's most iconic landmarks, including Pena Palace and the world-famous Initiation Well at Quinta da Regaleira. Starting directly in Sintra, you'll spend your time exploring instead of sitting on a long coach ride from Lisbon. Designed for independent travellers, this small-group experience combines expert local guidance with a thoughtfully planned itinerary, including Pena Palace, Sintra's historic centre, and Quinta da Regaleira. With morning and afternoon departures available, it's the perfect way to discover the very best of Sintra while leaving time to explore Cascais, Lisbon, or simply relax for the rest of the day.

Spend a day indulging in food and wine, without the worry of driving, on this small-group tour from Porto to the Douro Valley. Uncover the region’s rich winemaking history as you enjoy a guided tasting of Port wines and olive oil at a local estate followed by a delicious Portuguese lunch. Cap off the day with panoramic views of terraced vineyards along the Douro River.

If you’re short on time but want to see more than just the Portuguese capital, this full-day tour takes you to three cities in just one day. Depart Lisbon and head to the medieval walled city of Obidos and the fishing town of Nazare for brief walking tours. Then, head up to Portugal’s second city, Porto, for a guided tour of its UNESCO-listed town center.

A private tuk-tuk tour is a great way to cover Lisbon's sprawling streets without spending hours on foot or getting tired from the city's many hills. Cover ground effortlessly as your guide drives you to the area's top highlights, including traveler favorites such as the historic center, Bairro Alto, and Chiado. Choose between three tour length options—express, half-day, and full-day—and see Lisbon your way.

A full-day tour is a convenient way to explore a variety of the highlights and attractions that surround Lisbon in just one go. Join a small group and head out to explore, including time to visit Quinta da Regaleira independently and join a guided tour of the Park and a visit of the National Palace of Pena. In Sintra, take a break for lunch (own expense), and explore at your leisure. Make sure to have your camera on-hand for a photo stop in Cabo da Roca and finish the day with some free time in Cascais.

Getting to Sintra from Lisbon—and exploring the hilltop castles located there—can be difficult on your own. Avoid the hassle of renting a car or relying on crowded tours with this small-group tour. Take guided tours of the town’s top attractions—the colorful Pena Palace and mystical Quinta da Regaleira—and enjoy free time to stroll the charming streets of Sintra.

The Benagil Caves are one of the most popular attractions in the Algarve, but can be difficult to reach on your own. Avoid the hassle of renting kayaking equipment and book this express boat tour to explore the caves and visit nearby deserted beaches that can only be accessed by water.

Experience Lisbon from the Tagus River on this sunset boat tour. Enjoy a lively yet relaxed atmosphere with music on board and a welcome drink included. The route is timed so the sunset coincides with the most scenic part of the journey, offering clear views of Lisbon’s waterfront landmarks from the water. Travelling aboard one of Portugal’s historic boats also adds a cultural element that goes beyond a standard sightseeing cruise.

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.

Take a full-day food and wine tour through Portugal’s scenic Douro Valley. Avoid the hassle of planning and driving and let your driver-guide chauffeur you between local wineries—where you’ll sample both wine and Port—and an olive oil museum, where you can taste locally-produced almonds, honey, and bread along with regional oils. Experience the winding Douro River on an optional cruise in the picturesque town of Pinhão.

Cap off a day in Lisbon with a leisurely sunset cruise along the Tagus River. Sip on a welcome drink while traversing the river past such landmarks as the Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower, then watch the setting sun cast golden rays across the city. On a calm evening, sailing the river is the perfect way settle yourself after a long day of travel.

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 western portion of Sao Miguel Island on this half-day Jeep tour. Visit the volcanic crater at Sete Cidades and surrounding lakes and and take in the beautiful vista from 650 meters. Then explore the nearby local villages and learn about the Azorean culture form your informative guide before heading back to Ponta Delgada.

Aveiro is often dubbed the "Venice of Portugal" with its urban canal network reminiscent of the famous Italian city. Avoid the risk of missing out and prebook your boat ride aboard a traditional "moliceiro" at the time of your choosing. Learn about the history of these unique boats as you cruise through the channels of the Ria de Aveiro.

The best way to discover the caves and coves of the Algarve is by kayak, but you don’t want to exhaust yourself before you reach the coastal highlights. This tour offers an energy-saving solution with a round-trip catamaran ride from Marina de Portimão to the Benagil Cave zone, where your kayak awaits. You’ll then follow a guide right inside the famous cave, and have time to swim, too.

Uncover the charm of Portugal’s two oldest cities on this full-day tour of Guimarães and Braga from Porto. Start in the medieval village of Guimarães for a walk through the Palace of the Dukes of Bragança and the Guimarães Castle. After a relaxing lunch break, head to the Roman city of Braga, home to the oldest archdiocese in Portugal, visit the Sanctuary of Bom Jesus, and see the city’s historic cathedral, which dates back to the 11th century.

Taste the finer sides of Arrabida and Sesimbra during this guided day trip from Lisbon. Visit several area wineries, where you can enjoy tasting and the opportunity to learn more about local winemaking traditions. This full day out also includes leisure time in the fishing village of Sesimbra, a drive through the picture-perfect Arrabida Natural Park, and a stop at the landmark Cristo-Rei Sanctuary, which offers views overlooking Lisbon.