Top Activities on the Ground in Portugal

Get your adrenaline pumping and spend time in the great outdoors during this exciting coasteering tour near Lagos. Join a small group and head to a cliffside beach where you can try your hand at coasteering techniques. Climb the rocky terrain, jump off the cliffs, swim in the ocean, explore sea caves, and discover hidden beaches over the course of a few hours.

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.

Venture into the wild heart of the Azores on this small-group canyoning trip in the Ribeira dos Caldeiroes Natural Park. Head to some of the area’s best waterfalls, on a route that includes jumps, rappels, and rock slides, under the watchful eye of your guide. Suitable for families and beginners alike.

Begin your day above the clouds with a breathtaking sunrise at Pico do Areeiro, Madeira’s third-highest peak. As the sky turns shades of gold and violet, you’ll witness one of the island’s most unforgettable views. After sunrise, follow a stunning section of the PR1 trail toward the iconic “Stairway to Heaven” — a dramatic ridge walk with epic photo opportunities. Then, continue your adventure on the PR3 – Vereda do Burro, a quieter trail that leads you through wide mountain scenery, peaceful paths, and open skies. The full hike takes around 5 hours and offers the perfect balance of beauty, challenge, and serenity. At the end, relax with a coffee or local treat before your comfortable return. Includes hotel pickup and drop-off, with early and late start times available. Whether you’re chasing sunrises or unforgettable hikes, this is a true Madeira highlight. We will inform you the exact pickup time the day before, and keep you updated via WhatsApp.

Canyoning for all, no experience needed. Explore the stunning natural beauty of Madeira Island as you navigate through narrow gorges, jump into crystal-clear pools, and rappel down cascading waterfalls. Our professional guides will lead you on an unforgettable adventure, providing all the necessary equipment and ensuring your safety at all times. Be picked up from Funchal Center at CR7 Museum We pride ourselves on our small group sizes, personalized attention, and commitment to sustainable tourism. The tour begins with a scenic hike through lush forest to reach the starting point of the canyon. Then, the real fun begins as you'd progress through the canyon, with plenty of adrenaline-pumping moments along the way. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the thrill of canyoning in one of the most beautiful locations in the world!

Discover the best of Lagos, without spending hours walking around, with this fun electric bike tour through the city. Join a small group and your guide for a pedal around the Old Town, the fortress, the famous Camilo Beach and Piedade Point, and much more. Your electric-assist bike helps you to climb those pesky hills, so all you have to do is enjoy the sights.

See the essential sights of Lisbon, without breaking a sweat, with this small-group excursion by electric bicycle. Easily climb the steep hills with your e-bike as you explore historic neighborhoods, including Alfama, Mouraria, and Baixa-Chiado. Get practical tips on exploring the city as well as information on local history and culture from your guide.

Travel through Lisbon's key areas and secrets on a private electric tuk-tuk tour. Save time and cover more ground with stops at iconic monuments and views from the Seven Hills. Learn about Lisbon's history and culture while visiting traditional neighborhoods like Alfama, Graça, and Mouraria, plus modern districts such as Chiado and Bairro Alto.

Explore caves, towns, and the limestone formations of Algar Seco on this small-group tour from Faro. Relax in the waters of Praia da Marinha, and see the Benagil Cave from above, and wander around the streets of Carvoeiro on your own. Transport from Faro is all arranged, plus your guide is there in case you have any questions.

Home to mighty cliffs and tumbling waterfalls, the Azores is an outdoor adventure lover's dream destination. On this exciting tour, canyon through waterfalls, jump into crystal-clear pools and abseil down ropes. With all safety equipment plus the option to included pickup, you’re free to soak up the scenery and enjoy a wet and wild adventure.

Porto’s hilly streets can make a walking or pushbike tour more challenging. Explore the city with ease aboard an electric bike that does all the hard work for you. Join your guide and group for a journey around Porto’s highlights including the Clerigos Tower, Lello Book Store, Sao Bento train station, and the Dom Luis I Bridge.

Enjoy the the UNESCO-listed Jerónimos Monastery with expert guides who provide deep and insightful narratives, this tour offers a captivating blend of history and culture. Belem is one of Lisbon's most historic and charming neighborhoods. Is a true testament to one of the most pivotal moments in Portuguese history: the Age of Maritime Expansion. Once the departure point for epic voyages that reshaped the world, this district continues to captivate with its rich heritage and vibrant atmosphere. Note: It is extremely rare, but the Monastery may close due to strikes or national holidays. In the unlikely event this happens, you will be fully protected with the option to reschedule your visit or cancel at no cost.

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.

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.

One of the world's oldest universities, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Portugal's University of Coimbra is a special place—but it can be tricky for first-time visitors to know where to go. Instead, leave all the planning to someone else on this small-group, guided tour of the university's highlights. Look forward to discovering the magnificent Joanina Library, St. Michael's Chapel, and more, all while learning insider facts and stories.

Venture into the heart of Madeira’s enchanting Laurisilva forest with a seamless roundtrip transfer to the famous Levada das 25 Fontes and Levada do Risco – two of the island’s most stunning hiking trails. Starting from the Rabaçal valley, this magical journey takes you through ancient forests, past moss-covered rocks, and along serene levada paths where the sound of cascading water accompanies your every step. The 25 Fontes (25 Springs) trail leads you to a breathtaking natural amphitheater, where crystal-clear waters pour from the cliffs into a tranquil lagoon – the perfect spot to pause and soak in the raw beauty of nature. Nearby, the Risco waterfall thunders down a towering rock face, offering an unforgettable spectacle of power and grace. Your service includes convenient hotel pickup and drop-off. All you need to do is lace up your hiking boots and enjoy the wonders of Madeira’s most iconic trails.

Step into a world of misty mountains, moss-covered paths, and ancient greenery on the unforgettable Caldeirão Verde Levada Walk. Beginning in the lush Queimadas Forest Park in Santana, this 13-kilometer hike winds through one of Madeira’s most magical landscapes — the UNESCO-listed Laurissilva Forest. This is a journey deep into nature, where every turn reveals a new surprise: birdsong echoing through the trees, trickling streams beside the levada, and tunnels carved into the volcanic rock. The trail leads you to the stunning Caldeirão Verde lagoon, fed by a towering waterfall that cascades into a deep emerald basin — a moment of stillness and beauty you won’t soon forget. On clear days, you’ll also enjoy glimpses of the picturesque villages of Santana, Ilha, and São Jorge, scattered across the valleys below. Whether you’re an enthusiastic hiker or a curious explorer, this experience is a peaceful, awe-inspiring way to discover the wild heart of Madeira.

Lisbon’s famous hills can make exploring by bike challenging, but an e-bike helps you cover more ground with less effort. Ride through historic neighborhoods such as Alfama and Graça while reaching elevated viewpoints without exhausting climbs. A guide leads the way through the city’s winding streets, combining easier cycling with local context and access to scenic spots you might otherwise skip.

Immerse yourself in the Azores’ otherworldly beauty—and enjoy an active excursion as you go—on this small-group electric bike tour of Sete Cidades. Suitable for families with children taller than 4'11", you can look forward to scaling the region’s volcanic rims, soaking up the sights from the Vista do Rei viewpoint, descending into the caldera, visiting a local village, and more.

Adventure enthusiasts that haven't tried coasteering are in for a pleasant surprise on this outdoor adventure tour in Setubal. Explore the rocky coastline and intertidal areas, where you can swim, walk, and climb your way along the cliffs. With a few cliff jumps thrown in for good measure, this tour makes for a fantastic outdoor experience. Just don't forget to wear comfy, water-friendly shoes and a swimsuit for your day adventuring.

Discover the rich history and traditions of Coimbra and its ancient university during this guided tour. Join your dedicated tour guide and walk around the campus of Portugal’s oldest university, visiting the Royal Palace, chapel, the assembly room, and the stunning Joanina Library. Then, venture out to the city to see key landmarks including the cathedral, the Barbican Gate, and the Santa Cruz Monastery.

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.

Immerse yourself in some of São Miguel Island’s most dramatic scenery—and put your mettle to the test—with this half-day canyoning tour. Pick between morning and afternoon start times, meet your guide at the Ribeira dos Caldeirões Natural Park in the island’s Nordeste region, and take part in a safety and training session. Then, grab your gear and head into nature: You’ll hike, rappel, cliff-jump, try a natural water slide, and more.