PORTO
70 Tours Reviewed
Porto is best eaten slowly. This private, personalized food tour takes you through classic places where local cooks and shop owners actually make the food you came for. It’s designed around your preferences, so you’re not stuck with a fixed…
Porto to Arouca is a straight shot to wet, wild fun. This guided canyoning day in Arouca Geopark mixes rope moves with scenic lagoons plus waterfalls and jumps, and it’s set up for people who want a real first canyon…
Porto can feel twisty and confusing. This private walking tour helps you get your bearings fast while still letting you steer the day. You’ll see the main sights you care about, plus side streets and viewpoints that don’t show up…
Porto feels different on foot. This 3-hour guided walking tour strings together centuries of the city, along streets and squares that still feel untouched. I especially like the panoramic viewpoints and the expert guide who explains what you’re seeing (not…
Port and pastry, in one focused hour. This Poças experience leads you through the winery’s working cellar, then ends with a guided tasting built around how Port changes with time and blending. The theme is made for Tawny lovers, with…
Braga feels powerful on foot. This guided walk strings together church art, civic palaces, and food stops in just 3 hours, with Rui guiding you through what you’re actually seeing. I especially love the way the Braga Cathedral tour explains…
Electric bikes make Gerês feel effortless. This self-guided ride through Peneda-Gerês National Park is built for people who want real trails and real villages without paying for a long, day-after-day tour. I love the mix of scenic off-road segments and…
Porto feels easier when someone shows you how to read it. This private custom walking tour turns confusing, winding streets into a day with a clear plan, built around what you actually want to see. I love the private pacing…
Coimbra’s university buildings pack a lot of story fast. This private guided walk (about 90 minutes) focuses on the key rooms, and the admission ticket is included. You’ll get a clear path through the most important spaces instead of wandering…
Port wine tastes better when you see it made. Poças is a Portuguese, family-run Port house with 100+ years behind it, now in the hands of the 4th generation. I love the family atmosphere (you feel the tradition without it…
Douro water turns Porto into a movie. This guided 2-hour boat cruise starts at Marina da Afurada and glides past Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia, with the river views building toward a proper sunset moment. I love how you…
Mercado do Bolhão turns lunch into a story. This 3-hour guided food walk gives you a real sense of how Porto shops, eats, and talks about food, with tastings like Vinho Verde, sardines, cheeses, and cured meats. I especially like…
A Douro day that stays organized. This premium-style tour is built around a specialized guide, small group size (max 8), and a full plate of tastings: two wineries, gourmet olive oil, a traditional lunch with DOC wine, plus a boat…
Porto is best explored with a plan. This 1.5-hour tuk tuk VIP ride strings together major landmarks with just enough time at each stop to learn what you’re seeing and still keep the day moving. You’ll roll past Romanesque stone,…
Porto clicks fast when you walk with a plan. This private, Dutch-speaking tour is a relaxed route that mixes big sights with local texture, ending in Ribeira by the water. In past bookings with Beleef Porto, the guide has been…
