All Northern Portugal Tours & Excursions in 2026

Get out of the city and enjoy a day in the countryside during this small-group excursion from Porto. You will travel to local places in the countryside where you will taste local drinks. At the Serras do Porto Park you'll have the chance to explore ancient Roman mines dating back 2,000 years. You’ll also stop at the River Sousa, home to rock formations between 250 million and 500 million years old.

See only the best of Porto on this essential guided walking tour, ideal for travelers on a time budget. With your expert guide taking care of navigation, explore Porto’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on foot so you can focus on the finer details. Discover Porto’s top sights, such as the Clerigos Tower and the São Bento Railway Station. See the city through the eyes of a local and enjoy a stroll.

The Douro Valley is one of Portugal’s most picturesque locations, with a river that cuts right through vineyard-lined mountains. Ride a historic train along the Douro River to the quaint village of Pinhão, then board a boat with wine and tapas as you make your way to a local vineyard. Here, discover the regional tradition of winemaking and then sit down to a local lunch.

Take a break from the bustling city of Porto and discover the serene countryside of Viana do Castelo by horseback. Depart Porto or Braga with your private guide and head to the ranch to begin your tour. Trot through flower fields, along mountain trails, and past the beautiful beaches of Viana do Castelo, learning how to better control your horse from your guide.

This Porto cooking class combines eating a 3-course meal with an activity where you can actually learn to make a Portuguese meal from a traditional chef from the area. Once you make your meal, enjoy it with wine, tea, or coffee. You can also upgrade to add a market visit beforehand where you learn how to pick out local ingredients.

Avoid large groups and take in Porto’s top sights at a more relaxed pace during this private cruise along the Douro River. Settle back in a vintage 1963 crew-staffed boat, equipped with restrooms and supplied with blankets for chilly weather. Admire Porto’s six bridges, enjoying viewings that aren’t accessible by land, and indulge in a toast of local Port wine and a mix of regional snacks along the way.

Trip from Porto or Porto Airport (OPO) to Santiago de Compostela in a private, direct, door-to-door transfer, with an exclusive vehicle for your group. Includes professional driver, private vehicle, fuel, tolls for the usual route, and applicable taxes. In airport pickups, flight tracking and Meet & Greet reception are included; the meeting point is confirmed before the trip. The price corresponds to a one-way trip by vehicle. Visits, entries, additional stops, and return are not included. Indicate the full address, the flight, the number of passengers, and all the baggage. Chairs for children and special needs must be requested and confirmed in advance. Use the local Portuguese time for pickup in Porto. The expected duration is about 3 hours, depending on traffic. The vehicle category is guaranteed; the make and model may vary.

Cruise along the beautiful Douro River from Pinhão to the Tua River, soaking in the stunning views of terraced vineyards. Enjoy a welcome drink of Port or Sparkling Wine as you embark on this scenic boat tour, which lasts 1 hour and 15 minutes. After the cruise, return to Pinhão by train, admiring breathtaking landscapes along the way. Make sure to visit the unique Pinhão Train Station, adorned with hand-painted tiles depicting local culture and the wine harvest. - Explore the oldest wine region in the world on a scenic cruise - Savor a glass Sparkling Wine during the journey - Return to Pinhão via train, enjoying picturesque views - Visit the Pinhão Train Station and admire its hand-painted tiles

Take a break from driving and explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed landscapes of the Douro Valley from the water on this river cruise that departs from Pinhao. Climb aboard your covered boat—a great way to avoid the sun—and admire the grapevine-dotted hills, learning about the region's rich winemaking traditions from your guide. As a bonus, sample the famed libation with an included cup of port wine.

Porto is about more than just port—discover the city’s thriving beer scene, and learn how locals drink, on this immersive tasting tour. Meet your guide in the evening, and set off with just a small group for company. You’ll visit a number of locals-frequented beer destinations (including beer shops, brewpubs, and more); will enjoy local bites and food pairings with your beer; and will go on insider tours to learn about the brewing process.

In this activity, you will have direct and quick access to the Lello bookshop, voted the most beautiful bookshop in the world by Times magazine. The scheduled ticket option is made by appointment, with a pre-defined schedule, which makes it easier for the traveler to organize their personal activities during the day. Make your trip unforgettable and special, without missing out on any of the city's highlights due to long queues or long waits. The scheduled option offers comfort and convenience for your list of activities in Porto.

Immerse yourself in the region’s beauty and culture on this private tour that combines tradition, art and unique landscapes. We start in Aveiro, the “Portuguese Venice”, where you will board a molicee boat to sail through its canals while the Guide shares curiosities about the city. Following is a guided tour of the historic centre, exploring the connection to the salines and the elegant Art Nouveau architecture. You will also have free time to taste local cuisine at one of the typical restaurants and taste the famous soft eggs. In the afternoon, we head to the Costa Nova, famous for its iconic houses with colorful ribs and the peaceful atmosphere by the sea. The itinerary continues with a visit to the impressive Church of Válega, known for its vibrant tiles and unique facade, and ends in the unique Chapel of the Lord of the Stone, in a unique setting over the Atlantic, perfect for unforgettable photographs.

This tour is a great way to check off lots of Porto’s key landmarks in just a couple of hours. Save time researching the significance of each attraction, and hear interesting stories from your guide instead. Places passed by on the route include Clerigos Tower, City Hall, Porto Cathedral, and Sao Bento Train Station—with photo stops and fun facts about the places you pass.

This tour covers Porto’s historic center in about 4 hours and stops at a neighborhood wine cellar for tastings. See the Sao Bento Train Station, known for its lobby full of artworks depicting Portuguese history, the Porto Cathedral, and the Lello Bookstore thought to be one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. Your tour finishes at Vila Nova de Gaia across the Douro River, where you’ll tour a wine cellar and enjoy tasting port wines.

Experience Porto from the water and get a glimpse of its rich maritime history on this small-group boat tour on the Douro River. Soak up the scenery and enjoy a different perspective on city landmarks as you cruise along underneath six bridges and reach the river mouth, while enjoying wine and snacks.

See the best that Porto has to offer without breaking a sweat when you embark on this electric bike sightseeing tour. Join a small group and pedal around the UNESCO-listed city center to see landmarks like Clerigos Tower, the Porto Cathedral, and São Bento Train Station. While you explore, your guide provides information on the history and culture of the city and provides insider tips on where to eat.

Discover the history and charm of Porto, without getting lost, on this full-day guided sightseeing tour. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Old Town, wandering through its vibrant streets and past historic landmarks. Walk across the bridge to Vila Nova de Gaia for a visit to a wine cellar, where you enjoy a tasting of the famous port wine, and embark on a Douro River cruise that offers stunning views of Porto’s six bridges.

The North of Portugal is green, but it is also history, tradition and modernity. Minho is the river that borders the north of the country, but also the land of a wine that only has a green name and that remains in the memory of those who drink it. To discover this region is to get involved in Guimarães - a World Heritage city since 2001 - with its symbolic castle and cradle of Portugal, it is to walk its streets and feel the history. It is visiting Braga with its Cathedral, feeling that the Romans also passed through there and being part of a modern city. It means going up to the Church of Bom Jesus and allowing yourself to be spiritually involved in its chapels and gardens. Minho is to feel the landscape, the history, the culture, the tradition and the Portuguese being.

Swap the bustle of the city for the rolling hills and vineyards of the Douro Valley on a private day trip from Porto. Admire the UNESCO-listed region's stunning scenery from two different perspectives as you travel in an air-conditioned vehicle to a winery and take a boat ride on the Douro River. Plus, you’ll enjoy the undivided attention of your guide and have the freedom to tailor your itinerary.

Porto’s beautiful bridges are more than just landmarks—they tell the story of the city’s history. On this boat cruise, set sail along the Douro River, admire views of Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia, and pass beneath all six bridges. Learn how they were built in the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries using different engineering and architectural styles, and see the bridge built by Gustave Eiffel, who also designed the Eiffel Tower.

Go beyond typical church visits by attending a special event—an audiovisual experience which combines light, music, and stunning architecture at Clerigos Church. Rather than waiting until the day, guarantee your spot by prebooking entry. You can choose from different time slots to suit your schedule, then enter for an immersive experience in a spectacular setting.

Make the most of your time in Porto by having a guide to teach you about Portugal’s best wines. By going on a walking tour, learn about the city, walk past top attractions, and taste wine too, ensuring your time is well spent. Highlights include visiting a port wine cellar with tastings, then sample Douro and green wine in other wine houses. To curb your hunger—snacks are also included.

See the Douro River intimately aboard a boat just for your small group of up to four people. Providing an air of tranquil glamour, the boat offers a special alternative to a standard river cruise with a professional skipper and a carefully planned route around Porto's historic bridges and Gaia's caves. A welcome drink and fragrant almond snacks are among the perks.

Get to grips with a side of Porto you probably wouldn’t see alone, during this Jewish walking tour of Porto. Alongside a local guide, learn about the Jewish history and culture of the city, while exploring some of Porto’s most popular attractions, like the São Bento Train Station and Porto Cathedral for a comprehensive yet offbeat walking tour.