LISBON
199 Tours Reviewed
Sintra can be a zoo. This trip keeps it human. You get Pena Palace and gardens (exteriors), a Colares wine estate tasting, and big coast views without getting stuck in a huge bus crowd. I love that the group is…
Sunset looks different from the Tagus. This 2-hour cruise turns the city’s riverfront into a moving viewpoint, with Vinho verde and history talk happening as the light shifts. I love that it’s set up as a small-group sail, so you…
Évora hits hard in ten hours. This tour takes you about 130 km south of Lisbon into Alentejo’s UNESCO-listed Évora, where you’ll walk through the Roman Temple, tour the Cathedral, and face the chilling Capela dos Ossos (Chapel of Bones)…
A day trip from Lisbon can feel rushed fast. This one mixes wine with real local stops, so you’re not just hopping between cellars. You’ll start at the Mercado do Livramento for a serious dose of fresh Portuguese food, then…
Baixa tastes like Lisbon. This guided food tour strings together classic petiscos, seafood, street food, and dessert in about 3 hours, with Portuguese wine (plus beer and ginjinha) along the way. I really like the small-group feel and the way…
Sunset from the Tagus changes Lisbon. This private sailing cruise turns the city’s landmarks into water-level photo moments, with a welcome drink and a smooth, romantic pace. I especially love how the route pairs big-name sights like Torre de Belém…
Tuk-tuk views beat the crowds. This private Lisbon food and wine tour uses a 100% electric eco tuk-tuk to get you through narrow streets and up to viewpoints, with pre-set photo stops and a local guide keeping everything moving. I…
Great wine meets big boards. This Lisbon Winery session is interesting because you get five small-producer Portuguese wines (often from vineyards with fewer than 6,000 bottles in the market) plus serious pairings chosen by a local sommelier. I also like…
Sunset on the Tagus feels personal. This 2-hour catamaran ride is built around a relaxed golden-hour cruise, departing from Belém and sailing past Lisbon’s top sights while you sip Portuguese wine. It’s in English and runs with a small max…
Your stomach will lead the way. In Lisbon’s Baixa, this 3-hour walk turns local food into a guided tasting circuit with petiscos and drinks at several classic spots. I like how the tour strings together multiple styles of Portuguese eating,…
Setúbal wine country feels personal. You get a private guide and a tight set of stops that mix big names with small cellars, plus the kind of Arrábida Natural Park views that make the drive worth it. I especially like…
Wine tasting with real structure. This Setúbal day trip is built for people who want a calm escape from Lisbon without losing the plot: round-trip transport, a small group (max 16), and guided visits designed around the wine-making story. It…
Six ports in one calm hour. This guided tasting in Lisbon is a friendly way to understand port without getting stuck in wine-snob rules. You’ll sample 6 different port wines in one session, and a guide walks you through the…
Cabo Espichel steals the show. This southbound day pairs Cabo Espichel cliff views with a Castelo de Sesimbra viewpoint that looks straight out over the Atlantic. I also like how the day mixes big scenery with real local stops, but…
Tiles, wine, and sea views in one long day. This is the kind of small-group day trip where you actually get time to look around, not just speed by. I like that it’s built around family-owned wineries with seven wine…
