Top Portugal Walking Tours - page 2

Strap on your walking shoes for this 3-hour small group tour of Lisbon. See the Portuguese capital the best way possible — on foot. An expert guide will detail the city’s history as you stroll its charming quarters. Begin in Bairro Alto, then venture to Chaido, Baixa, and Rossio. By the end of your tour, you will have a good grasp of one of Europe’s most charismatic cities.

Get a more in-depth, comprehensive insight into the world of Northern Portuguese cuisine than you would alone while in Porto, during this brief but well-curated city walking tour. Explore the city and some of its many landmarks alongside your private guide—who’ll provide historical context along the way—stopping for wine, cheese, and prosciutto tastings, as well as riverside tapas.

Spend the day exploring Portugal’s famed Douro Valley on this guided excursion. Enjoy experiences that include touring the valley in a comfortable vehicle, enjoying a cruise on the Douro River, savoring a delicious lunch and wine pairing, and tasting a variety of reds and whites at a small, family-owned winery.

Experience the best of Portugal’s natural and cultural highlights on this full-day tour from Porto, complete with lunch. Cross the breathtaking 516 Arouca Suspension Bridge, walk the scenic Paiva Walkways, and enjoy a traditional Portuguese lunch. End the day exploring the colorful Costa Nova fishing village and the charming canals of Aveiro, with an optional boat ride available. "Cross the Arouca 516 Suspension Bridge, one of the longest in the world Hike the scenic Paiva Walkways along the river on a 5km trail Enjoy a traditional Portuguese lunch at a local restaurant in Arouca"

Discover the best that Porto’s city center has to offer in just a few hours on this comprehensive walking tour. Alongside a private guide, walk through the streets and see top landmarks like Clerigos Tower, São Bento Train Station, and Livraria Lello. While you explore, your guide provides information on the history of the city that was once a great economic power in Portugal.

Discover the wonders outside of Lisbon on this full-day guided small-group tour to Sintra and Cascais. Spend the day exploring central Portugal’s magnificent coast and charming villages. Explore the quaint streets of Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for the captivating Pena Palace; soak up the sun with locals in the famous beach town of Cascais; and see continental Europe's westernmost point at Cabo da Roca.

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.

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.

Appease your thirst for Port wine and learn about its production during this half-day walking tour in Porto. With your wine expert guide, visit multiple wine lodges and taste various Ports; learn how to identify the difference between Port families and how to taste them like a professional. Visit an interactive museum and a traditional wine cellar to learn about the history, harvest, and production of the wines of the Douro Valley. All tastings included.

Slow down and explore the lush heart of Madeira island on this half-day walking tour from Rabaçal to 25 Fountains. Led by a local guide, you’ll learn about Madeira’s levadas (canals), catch stunning views of Rabaçal Valley, wander through a laurel forest, watch for the elusive trocaz pigeon—a bird found only on Madeira—and marvel at the clear, green water of 25 Fountains.

Stray from the beaten path and see a side of Funchal that’s inaccessible to traditional tour vehicles on an excursion by 4x4 Jeep. As well as receiving personalized attention in a small group limited to eight people, you’ll discover landscape that feature everything from mountains and waterfalls to fishing villages and natural pools.

Enjoy a peaceful sunrise stroll between Pico do Arieiro and Pico Ruivo—without having to rush to keep up with a group—by choosing this self-guided hike package. To save you the hassle of organizing transport, the trip includes hotel pickup, then drop-off at Pico do Arieiro, and pickup from Achada do Teixeira once you’ve finished the hike.

The rocky mountains, oak forests, and historic villages of the Geres National Park lie just over an hour’s drive from Porto. With this tour, venture off the beaten track in a 4WD and explore little-known viewpoints, local villages, and secret swimming holes. Stop along the way to admire the wild landscapes and waterfalls, enjoy short hikes, tuck into a traditional Portuguese lunch, and cool off with a swim in a natural lagoon.

Spend a few hours exploring Ponta Delgada’s rich culinary offerings on this guided excursion. After meeting up with a knowledgeable local guide at Portas da Cidade, sample local specialties and learning about Azorean food culture while stopping by local markets and eateries like Mercado da Graca, Louvre Michaelense, and O Principe dos Queijos. Enjoy complimentary tastings and drinks along the way.

In Lisbon, monuments and museums abound. On this private tour, see the best that Portugal’s capital has to offer and listen to history-rich commentary from a personal guide. Travel between landmarks with ease in an air-conditioned vehicle and explore historic neighborhoods such as Chiado, Alfama, Baixa, and Belem on foot. Choose from morning or afternoon departure and enjoy the convenience of pickup and drop-off at your Lisbon hotel or cruise terminal. Note that some attractions are closed on Sunday and Monday.

Visiting Sintra, an extremely popular tourist destination, from Lisbon can be overwhelming in your own. Make the most of your time there on a private tour that takes care of the logistics for you. Check off attractions including Pena National Palace, Quinta da Regaleira, and more with a guide who knows their way around the crowded area.

Experience a traditional Portuguese dinner in a non-traditional way as you embark on a tasting tour of Porto’s city center. Join a small group and visit a handful of local eateries to sample iconic Portuguese dishes that may include croquettes, prosciutto, and Porto’s famous “francesinha” sandwich all paired with cold beer or wine. In between bites, learn about Portuguese history and culture.

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.

Lisbon has a rich culinary scene, but it can be difficult to find the truly local and authentic spots. Leave the research to experts on this small-group food and wine tour. Stop at carefully selected eateries to sample local specialties such as cured meat, sardines, pastel de nata (Portuguese custard tart), and wine from Porto.

Discover the best that Porto has to offer during this private tour with a local host. Visit the city’s key landmarks, such as Clerigos Tower, the Sao Bento train station, the Dom Luis I Bridge, the famous Lello Bookstore. Get insider tips from your private guide and see a side of Porto that's usually reserved for locals. Plus, take away personalized recommendations to make your vacation shine.

Discover Azorean cuisine and the local culture as you embark on a tasting tour of Ponta Delgada. Join a small group and walk around the capital of the Azores searching for local bites. Learn about the history of the archipelago and sample 100 percent Azorean products such as cheiro wine, artisanal cheese, and seafood.

See the extraordinary views from the summit of Pico Ruivo on this small-group sunrise hike. The PR1 hike from Pico do Arieiro takes you to the highest peak in Madeira, offering panoramic scenes of the island below. Set off long before the crowds arrive and climb the mountainous region to reach the top, often above the clouds, as the sun rises.

If you're visiting Portugal's capital for the first time, look no further than this full-day tour that showcases Lisbon's top sights. Visit places for the best city views, enjoy a tasting of a custard tart (a local specialty) and see landmarks such as Lisbon Cathedral, Jerónimos Monastery, and Belém Tower. This small-group tour promises to provide a more intimate experience.

Immerse yourself in the world of traditional Portuguese Fado music with this combination of a tour, dinner, and a live music evening. First, learn about the history of the genre with a guided walk through Alfama and Mouraria districts. The tour continues to a traditional Fado house where you can watch talented performers as you feast on a typical Portuguese dinner including couvert, main course options, dessert, and a drink.