LISBON
25 Tours Reviewed
Sunset on the Tagus feels like Portugal at full volume. This 2-hour sailing leaves early (about two hours before sunset) so you get wider views than most land-first tours, plus a small-group feel with narration as you pass major landmarks.…
A sunset sail on the Tagus changes your whole view. You’re out on a real sailboat with a small group and a friendly guide, cruising past Lisbon’s biggest sights at the hour when the light turns magical. I especially like…
Sunset from a real sail feels different. This Lisbon Tagus River cruise uses a vintage sailboat and shows you the skyline as it changes color, plus you slow down with petiscos and a glass of white or rosé. It’s an…
Golden hour over the Tagus feels cinematic. This 2-hour Lisbon sunset sailing tour pairs a luxury 50-foot yacht with a two-person crew, plus a guided ride past the big-hitters like Belém Tower, the 25th of April Bridge, and Alfama. I…
Sunset views over the Tagus River are hard to top. This 2-hour Lisbon sailboat city cruise gives you a moving front-row seat to major landmarks without the walking stress. I like the way the guide stories connect what you’re seeing,…
Two hours can change your view of Lisbon. This is a small-group sail on a 15-meter yacht that puts you right on the water for iconic sights, from the 25 de Abril Bridge to Belém. I really like two things…
Lisbon at golden hour is hard to top. I love the sunset sail from Belém and the easy, no-fuss Portuguese traditional wine served on board while the city slides by. It’s a simple plan that turns into a great evening…
Lisbon looks better from the water. This Tagus sailing cruise is a gentle way to see big Lisbon sights from the same perspective locals get: afloat, calm, and unhurried. I like the close-up views of landmarks along the river, including…
Lisbon feels cinematic from the Tagus River. This 90-minute sunset catamaran lets you watch the 25th of April Bridge frame the horizon while iconic Belém landmarks drift by. You don’t need to be a boat person. You just need the…
Lisbon looks different from the water. This 2-hour sail on the Tagus pairs live commentary with a route packed with waterfront landmarks, from Belém’s monuments to the views under the 25 de Abril Bridge. I especially like the small-group feel…
