Top Portugal Spring Break

Lisbon's riverside landmarks look markedly different from the water, and timing a sailing tour to coincide with sunset adds a scenic reason to be on the Tagus River in the early evening. This small-group sailing tour passes Belem Tower and the National Museum of Ancient Art, with a guide covering local culture and heritage along the route. Portuguese Vinho Verde (green wine), iced tea, bottled water, and blankets are all included on board.

Avoid tourist traps and eat like a local as you embark on a delectable food tour through Portugal’s second city. Meet your guide and small group in the heart of Porto and set off on foot for your half-day tour. Discover the local market, enjoy several local dishes, and learn about the country’s history and culture.

Indulge in the Douro Valley’s luxuriant food and wine culture on this full-day tour of the Douro with lunch. After departing from Porto by minibus, you’ll sweep through the Douro’s winding roads as you enter the valley. With terraced vineyards on either side of you, you’ll visit esteemed wineries and the Douro’s most captivating cities: Amarante, Régua and Pinhão, the heart of the Alto Douro. Along the way you’ll enjoy lunch and learn about the Douro’s wine programs, people and culinary heritage.

See a completely different side of Lisbon during a sunset sailing trip. Exploring by boat allows you to enjoy unobstructed views of Lisbon’s riverside sights—which include the UNESCO-listed Belem Tower (Torre de Belem)—without having to experience the crowds on land. Plus, this cruise includes Portuguese wine to toast to the sunset.

Travel in style and comfort along Portugal’s storied Douro River—and discover a perspective on Porto that many other visitors miss—on this small-group boat tour. Choose between daytime or sunset options, make your own way to the marina, and hop aboard your vessel. Enjoy a welcome drink upon arrival, and set sail to discover the city’s attractions, including its six famous bridges, from the water’s edge.

Discover the secrets of the Algarve coast on a 4-hour journey that blends natural beauty with an exclusive gastronomic experience. Setting sail from Lagos towards Burgau, we will navigate through hidden caves and secluded beaches, including a must-see visit to the mythical Ponta da Piedade. Optional interior visit to Ponta da Piedade Caves by support boat (payable at check-in) The highlight? A stop in a sheltered bay, perfect for diving into crystal-clear waters or simply soaking up the sun. While you enjoy the scenery, a generous Brunch is served on board, allowing you to savor the region’s finest flavors in perfect harmony with the ocean. An open bar is also available with beer, white wine, soft drinks and water.

Tantalize your taste buds on this full-day private guided tour to the Setubal wine region from Lisbon. Get an overview of local wines and cheeses with visits to multiple wineries for tastings. A private guide and vehicle provide a more personalized experience with hotel or cruise port pickup and drop-off included.

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.

The Setúbal wine region is just an hour's drive from Lisbon, making it the perfect day-trip destination for wine lovers. This full-day small-group tour combines wine tasting at family-owned wineries with regional highlights such as the Arrabida Natural Park, the fishing village of Sesimbra, a visit to a azulejo (tile) factory, and a stop at the Christ the King statue.

Step aboard our stylish and comfortable boat for a two-hour cruise A Trio of Portuguese Wines Indulge in a curated tasting of three distinct Portuguese wines—each paired with a delicious local appetizer : Crisp White Wine – Fresh and floral Green Wine (Green Wine) – Light, slightly effervescent Rich Port Wine – Deep, velvety, and sweet, served with dark chocolate Each pairing tells a story—of the vineyards of the Douro Valley, the coastal breezes of Minho, and the heritage of Port cellars that have shaped this region for centuries. As you sip and savour, glide past Porto’s most iconic sights : the Ribeira district, the Dom Luís I Bridge, and the ancient wine cellars lining the riverbanks. Soft music and the gentle rhythm of the waves create the perfect atmosphere for romance, friendship, or simple indulgence. Whether you’re a wine enthusiast or simply looking for a magical moment on the water, this tour promises an unforgettable blend of flavour, scenery, and serenity.

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 Lisbon from a different perspective during a Tagus River cruise at sunset, undoubtedly the most magical time to see the city. From the boat, you can enjoy unobstructed views of Belém Tower (Torre de Belém), Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa), Castelo de Sao Jorge (St. George’s Castle), and many more Lisbon attractions and enjoy free-flowing white wine. Plus, several departure times throughout the day allows for flexibility.

This guided tour of Douro Valley gives you a full day in the Portuguese countryside. Learn invaluable cultural information from your guide, and travel with ease, as all transport is organized for you on this small-group tour. The day has so many wonderful inclusions, making it the ultimate hassle-free experience—visit wine estates for tastings, have a local lunch, enjoy a panoramic cruise, and sample local olive oil and cheeses too.

The Douro Valley’s landscapes are replete with vineyards and bounteous produce: sip and sample the best of the region’s culinary offerings on this full-day tour from Porto. Alongside your guide, visit wine estates and spectacular viewpoints. See, too, the beauty of the Douro River during a boat ride and enjoy lunch in a typical Portuguese restaurant.

I have chosen to get off the beaten tracks and the mainstream routes. Instead, I prefer to explore hidden places, out of the ordinary, try new flavours and be bold. Each discovery gives me an excuse to gather my friends, depart into new adventures, and share my latest findings. Now, it is time to share with you what, as a local, I consider to be unmissable while visiting my hometown. Bring a positive attitude, good vibes and plenty of space for new memories!

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.

Wine, music, Porto, and good company — all aboard. This is a shared tour for those who want to get to know the Douro in a relaxed and fun way. We sailed under the 6 bridges between Porto and Gaia, while tasting Portuguese wines, sharing snacks, and enjoying the music and atmosphere on board. With a maximum of 10 passengers, it is also a great opportunity to meet people from different parts of the world, toast, take photos, and simply enjoy the moment. During the sunset experience, we headed towards the mouth and the Atlantic, to watch the sun disappear on the horizon whenever navigation conditions allowed. It's not just a wine tasting nor just a boat trip. It is a social experience in the Douro, made to toast, share, and create good 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.

Taste your way around Madeira on this small-group food and walking tour. You won’t have to worry about language barriers as you’ll have a guide to translate and order for you. Save time researching and planning your trip by having a guide to show you around. Make the most of your day by visiting multiple places and tasting local specialties. All food and drink is included.

Dip into Madeira’s thriving culinary scene on this wine and food tour in Funchal. Taste your way through Funchal’s restaurants and markets while learning about Madeira’s rich gastronomic history and admiring its distinctive ambiance. To top it off, sample local wines and mingle with friendly locals.

Spend a night out in Lisbon and meet local residents and fellow travelers on this pub crawl that introduces you to one of the best nightlife neighborhoods in the city. Visit three venues: two with welcome shots and one with an hour of unlimited sangria and beer or an upgrade option for gin, vodka, rum, and whiskey. Then, finish the tour at a club with VIP entrance included.

Discover the Algarve countryside during a wine-focused half-day tour. Learn about the heritage and history of this region in Portugal while visiting the town of Silves and its Moorish castle. Sample a variety of wines including red, white, and rose alongside traditional Portuguese tapas.

Lisbon is known for its gastronomy, but without a guide leading the way, it can be hard to avoid disappointing tourist traps and find the places where locals actually eat. On this small-group food and wine tour, skip the ho-hum meals and indulge in a series of handpicked tastings at a route of local taverns. Along the way, listen to insider foodie tips and insights about Lisbon’s culinary history.

Taylor's Port have been producing classic port wine in Porto since 1692—so there's no better place to try a tipple or two during your vacation in Portugal. Venture into their 300-year-old cellars to learn about the history and production of port wine, then sample a variety of their produce. An audio guide provides plenty of insight as you explore.