LISBON
292 Tours Reviewed
This one-hour private sail makes Lisbon feel close-up and easy. You go from Doca de Santo Amaro out toward Belém on a 12-meter sailboat, so you get postcard-level views without the all-day grind. I love how the crew turns the…
If you like water and views, this trip hits. From the Setúbal area, you’ll cruise along the Arrábida coast with stops for photos, swimming, and snorkeling. You’ll also wind through coastal caves and keep an eye out for the Sado…
This private cruise is a low-effort way to see Lisbon like a local. I love the two-person privacy (your boat, your pace) and the river-level views that make famous spots feel new. One consideration: the boat is not suitable for…
Fast water, big smiles, zero patience. This banana boat and wakeboard outing in Peniche is built for short bursts of speed, starting at Peniche Marina and moving out toward the Supertubos area. The whole thing feels like you’re right at…
Birds show up fast. This 2.5-hour trip takes you out from Lisbon on a fast rigid inflatable boat, under the 25 de Abril Bridge, and straight into the Tagus Estuary Nature Reserve, where birds rest and nest close to the…
Two hours on a sailboat changes your view. Sailing on the Madame Bouquet in Arrábida from Setúbal is special because you’re not just watching scenery—you’re moving through the river Sado to the coast, then catching the sunset over the water.…
Lisbon looks different from the river. This private 2-hour cruise gives you landmark views with a calm onboard rhythm, starting from Doca do Bom Sucesso and sliding past the city’s big hitters. I like the fact that you get a…
Sail past Lisbon’s icons while you party. This private vintage sailboat setup is a fun, low-stress way to celebrate a hen do in Lisbon without blowing your budget. I love the up-to-12 guest capacity (it stays sociable, not cramped) and…
A private sailing catamaran ride along Cascais coast is the easiest way to slow down. I like how the tour pairs luxury sailing comfort with live commentary, so the scenery comes with context instead of just scenery. I also like…
Berlengas makes the sea feel personal. This half-day catamaran outing from Peniche mixes open-coast views with stand-up paddle time on a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, then leaves you free to explore Berlenga at your own pace. I really liked how…
Some tours feel like postcards. This one feels like being inside them. A 2-hour sunset sailing trip on the Tagus River is a smart way to see Lisbon’s big sights from the water, when the light softens and the city…
One ride, zero chill. I love the way this traction buoy and banana boat setup turns calm-looking water off Peniche Marina into a fast, bouncy adrenaline session, and I also like that an experienced captain actively drives the fun with…
Two hours, Lisbon views, and no traffic. This Tagus River sailing cruise turns Lisbon’s big sights into something you can watch glide past, from the Belém Tower area toward Alfama. What I like most is the relaxed pace, plus the…
Lisbon looks different from the Tejo. This 2-hour sunset sailing ride gives you a low-stress view of the city from the water, gliding beneath the 25 de Abril Bridge while the skyline starts to glow. You also get photo-friendly looks…
Lisbon looks different from a sailboat. This sunset cruise shows you how the city was built to be seen from the Tagus River, with stops that line up prime viewpoints for photos and short history stories as you glide past…
