Top Setubal District Car Tours - page 2

Explore Portugal's captivating Silver Coast with a personalized tour led by your own English speaking driver or guide. Whether you prefer a half or full day, this tour can be tailored to your interests, including visits to quaint Portuguese villages or unique experiences off the beaten path. Savor local delicacies with options for wine, olive oil, and cheese tastings. Immerse yourself in culture at a gypsy market or enjoy a scenic walk with goats. The best time to witness the giant waves at Nazaré is from November to March, making this tour a perfect choice for wave watchers and culture enthusiasts alike. - Half or full day customizable tour of Portugal's Silver Coast - English speaking driver or guide for personalized experiences - Options for local tastings, cultural visits, and off-the-beaten-path adventures - Ideal for those interested in authentic Portuguese culture and stunning coastal views

Our tour offers stunning 360° views from the top of Arrábida Mountain. Hike through the Mediterranean forest and discover rare plants and wildlife. Enjoy locally sourced snacks at the summit. Choose your hiking level: Light, Medium, or Pro. The Pro option includes a visit to the 16th-century Arrábida Convent and historic sites. This is a perfect mix of adventure, nature, and history. Customizable and led by expert guides, it’s more than a hike—it’s an unforgettable journey.

The Mafra National Palace is the most important symbol of Baroque architecture in Portugal, built in the 18th century. Located in the heart of the village of Mafra, it is the only National Monument that includes a Royal Palace, a Basilica and a Convent. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019, it has over 40,000 m2 and 1,200 rooms including unique spaces and instruments. This is the case of the Library with a collection of over 36 thousand volumes, the bell set consisting of two chimes with a total of 98 bells and the 6 organs that echoed again in the Basilica in 2010. Near Mafra, by the sea, we find the traditional fishing village Ericeira.We became World Surfing Reserve in 2011, (the 2nd globally distinguished reserve and the only one in Europe). Integrated in the Municipality of Mafra, it stretches between the beaches of Empa and São Lourenço, in a coastal strip that concentrates seven world-class waves in a space of only 4 Km: Pedra Branca, Reef, Ribeira d'Ilhas, Cave, Crazy Left. , Coxos and São Lourenço

Wine Coast Trails offers a unique opportunity to explore the stunning Setúbal and Arrábida coast through private wine tours. Designed for small groups, these premium experiences feature visits to curated wineries, guided tastings, and breathtaking views of vineyards and the sea. Enjoy authentic regional gastronomy and local hospitality, ensuring a memorable day outside Lisbon. Each tour is tailored to your preferences, providing a personalized and elegant journey through the picturesque landscape of Setúbal. - Private winery visits with exclusive tastings - Flexible itineraries perfect for couples, friends, and private groups - Scenic stops showcasing the breathtaking Arrábida coastline - Emphasis on local culture, gastronomy, and authentic experiences

Escape the crowds on this private scenic coast and wine experience through the stunning Arrábida region. Travel comfortably with your personal driver-guide in a private, air-conditioned vehicle on a relaxed, flexible itinerary. Visit Palmela Castle for panoramic views over vineyards, mountains, and the Atlantic coast. Continue to Azeitão to discover traditional tile-making (azulejos) and enjoy a guided wine tasting at a local winery featuring regional wines. Drive through Arrábida Natural Park, famous for its dramatic cliffs, green hills, and turquoise waters, with stops at scenic viewpoints for photos. End in Sesimbra, a charming fishing village, where you can relax, enjoy fresh seafood, and explore the seaside atmosphere. Perfect for a private, immersive day combining nature, culture, wine, and coastal beauty

We take our customers to unique and traditional places in the Setúbal region, where they can see the entire process and be part of its preparation. At the end, they can and should taste the famous wines and cheeses. More than a tour, it is an immersive experience where you can be part of the entire experience.

Discover the ancient charm of Évora, a territory that has attracted human settlement since the earliest times. Travel back through thousands of years of history as you explore the region’s most remarkable prehistoric treasures, including impressive Megalithic monuments dating back over 7,000 years to the Neolithic period. Marvel at mysterious menhirs, fascinating dolmens, and an extraordinary cromlech that reveal the legacy of the first communities who shaped this landscape.

This is not a typical beach trip — it’s a private, curated experience for travelers who want more than just a view. The hidden beach is not accessible by car — you reach it on foot via scenic coastal trails and a historic fishermen’s staircase carved into the cliffs. The journey itself is part of the reward. The hike ranges from 3 to 7 km, depending on the route, with several options available. The difficulty is moderate to high (4/5) and requires good physical fitness. Expect uneven terrain, steep descents and ascents, and occasionally slippery sections. Hiking poles are available free of charge upon request. Unlike standard tours, this experience is fully private and flexible, with no fixed pace or large groups. It’s a balance of movement and stillness — an active coastal hike followed by time to swim, relax, and enjoy a light picnic at a secluded Atlantic cove. This is not for everyone — and that’s exactly the point.

The city of Évora has a historical center of the best preserved and rich in monuments of Portugal and that deserves the epithet of City-Museum. In 1986, the historic center of the city was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The Bone Chapel, the Church of San Francisco and the Roman Temple are some of the top monuments to visit in Évora. Still in Évora and following the Megalithic Circuit of the Alentejo, you can find the Cromeleque of the Almendres. Consisting of two separate premises, built between the end of the 6th and the 3rd millennium.C., this cromeleque is one of the largest and most important megalithic monuments in the world. At its height, the architectural ensemble would have more than a hundred monoliths, granite stones of various sizes, arranged in circular or elliptical shape. Of this hundred, there are still 95 monoliths in perfect state of conservation. This is our proposal for an amazing tour. But if the customer has any preference, we can try to adjust the itinerary.

The village of Arraiolos is one of the most typical villages in Portugal and the Alentejo region. Located just under 30 minutes from Évora, it stands out for its picturesque flower-filled streets and whitewashed houses. It is a must-see for lovers of local crafts, especially painted furniture, cork objects, and pottery. But the main attraction is the world-famous Arraiolos rugs, an intangible heritage of humanity that has retained manufacturing techniques since the end of the medieval period, a legacy of Portugal’s Moorish past. You can also enjoy cork forest views. Finally, return to Évora with a sweet taste in your mouth after sampling a traditional Alentejo convent sweet. And don’t worry about transportation, because our private tour includes round-trip transportation from and to Évora for accommodations located near the historic center.

This experience allows an authentic contact with the flavors of the Alentejo, combining gastronomy, tradition and local producers. The great highlight is the opportunity to produce your own fresh sheep cheese, a practical and rare experience even in the region. The tour also includes a traditional Alentejano lunch and a visit to a regional winery with wine tasting, all done in small groups, with personalized accompaniment and pick-up included in Évora or Montemor-o-Novo.

Discover the history and culture of Évora and its prehistoric monuments with the Burriscas Adventure. With pick-up included and traditional Alentejo lunch (drinks not included), this experience offers a full day of discovery. The tour begins in Évora, with stops at the Roman Temple, at the Sé de Évora, and free time to explore the historic center. Then visit the impressive Bone Chapel and pass through the Silver Water Aqueduct. Then we headed to Cromeleque dos Almendres, with a brief explanation at the Interpretative Centre, and we also visited the Menir dos Almendres. We finished at Anta Grande do Zambujeiro, the largest dolmen in the Iberian Peninsula. Enjoy an engaging tour of Alentejo’s historic heritage and unique landscapes before returning to your starting point. Book now and embark on this journey in time!