PORTO
30 Tours Reviewed
Porto feels bigger when you move with a guide. This private full-day tour stitches together the city’s UNESCO old-town sights, classic landmarks, and a Douro river cruise, so you get the best angles without the stress of planning each hop.…
Two cities, one big Portugal story. This day trip links Guimarães and Braga through medieval power, church influence, and big viewpoint moments. It is the kind of outing that turns Northern Portugal history into something you can walk through, not…
Douro days move at wine pace. This full-day run through the Douro Valley is built around three things: tasting wine, taking in the views, and doing the famous water-and-rail route between Peso da Régua and Pinhão. You start at Cais…
Two cities, one Portugal origin story. This private Minho day pairs hilltop sanctuaries, major medieval landmarks, and UNESCO-listed streets, all with a guide to translate what you’re seeing. I love that admission tickets are included for the key monuments, so…
One day, two kinds of awe. This private tour strings together Fátima (the 1917 apparitions story and the big Marian sites) and Coimbra (UNESCO-listed University of Coimbra) in about 10 hours, with hotel pickup and a real Portuguese lunch. I…
Two cities, one big Portuguese story. This day trip is a satisfying mix of medieval power and devotional pilgrimage. I like Guimarães Castle for its first-king feel and I like Bom Jesus do Monte for the monumental staircase and garden…
Douro views hit fast. This full-day bus tour turns Porto into a Douro River adventure, with the historic town of Amarante and a port-focused day built around Amarante’s riverside landmarks and a tasting session. One thing to keep in mind:…
Coimbra and Aveiro in one long day sounds ambitious, but it works. You start in Portugal’s river-and-university world and end with a slow boat glide through Aveiro’s canals on a traditional moliceiro. I like that the route is built around…
A pilgrimage and a university town in one day. This full-day tour links Fátima Sanctuary with Coimbra’s University courtyard, with a guide driving the story (and usually the timing) so the day doesn’t feel like a long bus detour. You…
SEA LIFE Porto is a quick trip to the Atlantic world. With a full-day entrance ticket at Castelo do Queijo, you get more than tanks: the day includes free feeding demonstrations and educational talks built around what’s happening in the…
Porto in one day can feel like sprinting. This tour keeps it organized with a clear mix of walking, driving, and a Douro River cruise. I like that you start with the city’s big icons early, so you’re not guessing…
Fátima and Coimbra in one day is a two-beat story. This full-day trip ties Portugal’s spiritual center to one of Europe’s oldest university cities, with time built in for real wandering, not just photo stops. I love how the day…
Three ways to see the Douro Valley. This full-day tour strings together van, boat, and train views, then adds a Quinta winery stop where you taste the wines behind Porto’s famous cellars. It also traces the historic routes used to…
Geres is the perfect antidote to Porto. This full-day trip takes you by way of Braga and into Peneda-Geres National Park, where the day mixes easy sightseeing with time in nature: lagoons you can swim in, short hikes, and village…
First, the hooks. Then the payoff. This is one long day that packs real Portuguese history into smart, scenic stops. I like that you start in Guimarães, the birthplace of Portugal, and end in Braga’s baroque showpiece at Bom Jesus…
