Things to do in Portugal
Douro Valley Wine Tour from Porto88 optionsSintra Day Trip from Lisbon84 optionsTuk Tuk Tour Lisbon58 optionsBest Museums in Lisbon24 optionsBoat Ride Lisbon54 optionsLisbon City Tour15 optionsDay Trips from Lisbon18 optionsQuinta da Regaleira Tickets98 optionsDay Trips from Porto16 optionsSantana Tours36 optionsBoat Tour Porto73 optionsHiking Tour Madeira11 options
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Faro Private Tour: Landmarks, Hidden Gems & Local StoriesA private tour of Faro with a local guide covers the main landmarks—Arco de Vila, the Carmo Convent, and Faro cathedral—plus the neighborhoods and stories only residents know. The guide shapes the route around your interests, takes you to a favorite local spot for a drink or snack, and answers the questions that don't fit a standard itinerary. Three hours, one guide, no fixed stops.Is it for me?Three hours leaves room for another activity or a leisurely meal elsewhere in your day, but not for a full second tour. Choose this if you want a deep, personal read on the city from someone who lives there, not a checklist of sights.
Lisbon to Porto: Private Transfer with Aveiro, Fátima & Óbidos StopsYou’ll taste Ginjinha in Óbidos, walk beside Aveiro’s painted boats, pause for silence at Fátima’s sanctuary, and wander Coimbra’s student streets—all with easy hotel pickup and a local driver who knows every shortcut (and snack stop) between Lisbon and Porto.
Câmara de Lobos 4x4 Safari: Mountains, Vineyards & Cabo GirãoA half-day 4x4 jeep safari through Câmara de Lobos on Madeira's south coast, traveling from sea level to 1000 meters through mountains, vineyards and agricultural land with a small-group tour, live guide and hotel pickup. The open-top army jeep and mountain roads mean you see the landscape from angles the standard routes skip, and a stop for locally made poncha is built into the route.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're docked at the port and have a half-day window—the timing is built around cruise schedules, and pickup from the ship is an option at checkout. The open-top jeep and mountain roads give you a view of the interior that the main coastal routes skip, so it suits anyone who wants to see beyond the standard stops.
Madeira 4x4 Jeep Tour: Pico do Arieiro & SantanaA guided 4x4 jeep tour of Madeira starting at Pico do Arieiro (1,818 metres) and descending through the Laurissilva forest to Santana's iconic triangular cottages and the rocky peninsula of Ponta de São Lourenço. The tour includes hotel pickup, a live guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese, and stops at viewpoints, forest trails and cultural sites across seven to eight hours. Children from age 4 are welcome; the route involves off-road driving and is not suitable for pregnant travelers or those with spinal injuries.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving with a single free day and want to see Madeira's peaks, forest and coast without renting a car or planning multiple separate trips—the jeep and guide handle the navigation and the off-road sections, so the day holds together as one arc. Children from age 4 are welcome; it's not suitable for pregnant travelers or those with spinal injuries because of the terrain and vehicle movement.
Sintra, Pena Palace & Cascais: Private Day Trip with PickupYou’ll taste Sintra’s famous pastry in a sleepy village bakery, climb palace steps where kings watched storms, stand at windswept Cabo da Roca—the edge of Europe—and stroll through Cascais by the sea. With private pickup and entry included, you’ll feel both cared for and quietly awed by Portugal’s wild coast.
Sunrise hike Pico do Areeiro Madeira: Watch from 3rd peakA guided sunrise hike on Pico do Areeiro in Madeira starts before dawn, climbing to 1,818 meters to watch the sun rise over the island, then descends through the Laurisilva Forest and remote villages with a driver-guide, pickup from your hotel, and bottled water included. The tour runs 4 to 5 hours total.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling with others and want to catch the sunrise from Madeira's highest point—the shared van departs early and returns by mid-morning, so you're back at your hotel for breakfast.
Lisbon Surf Lessons: Group Classes & All Gear IncludedYou’ll feel the Atlantic breeze on your face as you learn to surf near Lisbon in a friendly group setting. With all equipment provided and guidance from local instructors, you’ll catch your first wave (or at least laugh trying). These surf lessons are open to all ages and levels—just bring your curiosity.
Lisbon Alfama: Walking Tour with Italian Guide & Hidden StoriesYou’ll wander Alfama’s maze-like streets with an Italian-speaking guide, hear stories behind Lisbon Cathedral and St. Anthony’s Church, pause at tiled viewpoints like Santa Luzia for sweeping city views, and end near São Vicente de Fora Monastery. Expect real conversation, small surprises around every corner—and maybe a song drifting from an open window.
Sete Cidades tour from Ponta Delgada: Volcanic lakes & viewpointsA half-day guided tour of Sete Cidades from Ponta Delgada takes you to one of Portugal's 7 wonders—two crater lakes ringed by hydrangea-covered slopes and five viewpoints across the western side of the island. A local guide leads groups of up to 8 people, hotel pickup is included, and the whole loop takes 4.5 hours with roughly 15 minutes between each stop.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the volcanic lakes and crater rim without renting a car or navigating the winding roads yourself—the small group size and local guide mean you'll hear the story behind what you're looking at instead of just standing there guessing.
Lisbon Airport to City: Private Transfer with Pickup & Wi-FiYou’ll step into Lisbon greeted by your own driver holding your name at arrivals, skip the hassle of taxis or crowded shuttles, and relax with bottled water and Wi-Fi on the way straight to your hotel door. It’s an easy start that lets you breathe out and take in those first moments in Portugal.
E-bike tour Cascais backroads: Peninha Convent and Guincho BeachA five-hour e-bike tour in Cascais and Sintra for small groups (up to six riders) that leaves the main roads behind, climbing through countryside to Peninha Convent and descending to the coast at Guincho Beach and Boca do Inferno. Hotel pickup, top-quality Bosch e-bikes, helmet, water and snacks are included; the guide speaks English, Spanish or Portuguese. Lunch is not included but available at Guincho Beach.Is it for me?The small-group format (up to six riders) and e-bike setup suit anyone who wants to climb into the Sintra hills and reach Peninha's panorama without the strain of a regular bike, or families with kids who need a trailer, seat or tandem option to ride together. Skip this if you prefer a faster-paced road ride or a guided tour that stops mainly at tourist landmarks rather than countryside and forest.
Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Flight in Algarve: 1 Hour Over CoastA sunrise hot air balloon flight in the Algarve takes you aloft for roughly an hour in a small balloon holding 6–10 passengers, drifting over barrocal valleys, rolling hills, lakes and fishing villages before landing near the coast. The whole experience runs 3–5 hours including ground time, briefing and a post-flight celebration with bubbly and local juices. A guide speaks English, Spanish or French; children from age 1 are welcome, and hotel transfers are available for an extra charge.Is it for me?You're in a small shared basket with 6–10 others, standing throughout the flight, so this suits travelers comfortable with heights and able to stand for an hour. The sunrise timing and wind-dependent route mean you can't plan the exact path or landing spot—book this if drifting where the air takes you appeals more than a fixed itinerary.
Lisbon Surf Lessons: Beginner Classes with Certified InstructorsYou get small-group instruction grouped by age and experience, a safety briefing on reading sea conditions, and all the gear you need. Private transport handles the logistics of getting there and back. The lesson covers paddling, take-off technique, stance, and wave trimming—the fundamentals that let you actually catch a wave instead of just paddling around.Is it for me?Right for anyone in Lisbon wanting to learn surfing safely with an instructor watching closely—the small-group format and transport included mean you show up and focus on learning, not logistics.
Canyoning in Ribeira dos Caldeiroes: Rappel, jump and swimCanyoning experience in Ribeira dos Caldeiroes combines rappelling down four waterfalls (6, 7, and 12 meters), optional jumps, and a scramble back through the streambed itself. Small groups stay under control while a certified guide handles all equipment and timing; the activity runs about three hours and suits anyone from age 6 onward, regardless of fitness level. Photos taken during the day arrive by email after you leave.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Spanish, so you follow instructions and safety briefings in your own language. Small groups mean the guide stays close and adjusts the pace for your comfort, which makes the difference between feeling rushed and feeling in control on the wall.
Megalithic Sites Tour Évora: Menir & Cromlech with ArchaeologistThis half-day tour from Évora takes you to two of Portugal's most important megalithic sites: the Menir of Almendres, a solitary standing stone, and the Cromlech of Almendres, a circular arrangement of stones from the Neolithic period. A professional archaeologist specializing in regional prehistory guides you through both sites, explaining the cultural and social developments of the era. The tour includes a 25-minute drive from Évora, walks through cork forest, and entry to both monuments; you return to the city between noon and 1 p.m. (morning tour) or between 5 and 6 p.m. (afternoon tour).Is it for me?This tour asks for roughly an hour of walking across uneven terrain and moderate fitness to manage the paths to both sites. If you're comfortable with outdoor walking and want to hear the Neolithic period explained by someone who studies it, rather than reading panels alone, this is the way to do it.
Sintra & Cascais: Private Palace Tour with PickupYou’ll walk mossy palace gardens in Sintra, hear stories from your local guide, taste sweet pastries in town squares, and stand above crashing waves at Cabo da Roca before wandering Cascais’ sunlit streets—with private pickup making it all effortless.
Arrábida Wine Tour from Lisbon: Private Guide ExperienceA private guided tour from Lisbon through the Setúbal Peninsula wine region, crossing Arrábida Natural Park and visiting Palmela Castle, Sesimbra fishing village, and a historic winery. The tour includes hotel pickup, a private guide in your chosen language, and air-conditioned transport for nine hours. Wine tasting at the winery is available as an add-on at checkout.Is it for me?Choose this if you're traveling as a small group and want a guide handling all logistics while you visit wineries, a natural park, and a historic market in one day.
Private Ria Formosa boat tour from Faro: Choose your islandsA private boat tour of Ria Formosa from Faro where you and your group choose the islands, beaches and route instead of following a fixed itinerary. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese or French; boats hold up to 17 people; you can rent for 2 to 8 hours and bring your own food or eat at partner restaurants with group discounts. Snorkeling gear is available on request.Is it for me?Choose the 2-hour option to fit a quick outing between arrival and other commitments, or go longer if you want to visit multiple islands at your own pace.
Lisbon to Porto Private Transfer with WiFi & Sightseeing StopsYou’ll settle into a clean, private car from Lisbon to Porto with working WiFi and cold bottled water at your side. Your local driver handles everything—including pickup—so you can nap, chat or request a stop in places like Óbidos or Nazaré if you want more than just a transfer. It’s comfort without fuss—and maybe a small adventure if you’re up for it.
Arrábida Natural Park & Sesimbra Castle tour with wine tastingThis guided tour of Arrábida Natural Park and Sesimbra Castle covers four hours through the Setúbal District, starting at the castle's panoramic overlook of the village, passing through a protected landscape with multiple stops at viewpoints, and ending with a wine tasting at José Maria da Fonseca cellars in Azeitão. A local guide in English or Portuguese leads the group; an air-conditioned vehicle and pickup are included.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Portuguese, so you can follow the commentary in whichever language suits you. The four-hour pace and air-conditioned transport work well for families with young children, since infants can travel in a pram or stroller and specialized seats are available.
