PORTO
840 Tours Reviewed
Porto looks different when you’re rolling in a vintage Ford T. This private tour mixes iconic landmarks with street-level storytelling, plus a scenic climb to Serra do Pilar where Porto and the Douro finally make sense. You also get special…
Porto can feel like a maze at first. This private electric tuk-tuk helps you get your bearings fast while still seeing the city’s postcard stops. You’ll roll to famous sights and hear the kind of context that makes later wandering…
Two hours, and Porto feels brand new. This guided sailing cruise lets you see the Douro from the water, with commentary as you pass famous bridges, churches, and old trading areas. You’ll enjoy a glass of port while the Douro…
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…
Douro Valley can feel unreal on a good day. This tour is a smooth, small-group way to see the Douro Valley without spending your whole day fighting traffic or crowds. I like that it starts with an expert-led visit at…
Porto’s food moves fast. In just three hours, this small-group tour strings together a traditional café breakfast, market tastings, and a classic Porto lunch, with history and architecture sprinkled along the route. I especially love the real meal focus (you…
Six bridges in under an hour. This open-ticket Douro cruise lets you choose a departure that fits your day, with boats running from Porto and Gaia. From the water, the UNESCO-listed river scenery looks totally different than it does from…
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…
Dust, dirt, and real Portuguese stops. This off-road buggy adventure turns the hills around Porto into a fast, fun route with big views and old ruins, guided by people like Ze who keep the energy high and the driving controlled.…
If you like big landmarks with context, this is for you. This day trip connects Porto to Santiago de Compostela and the Caminho de Santiago story, with a guide explaining what you’re seeing along the way. You also get a…
Peneda-Gerês feels like a different Portugal. This small-group day trip takes you up into the mountains for waterfall views, a lagoon swim, and a village visit that feels like stepping into Portugal’s inland traditions. You’re also not just watching nature—you’re…
Making Pastéis de Nata is short, sweet, and very hands-on. This 1.5-hour workshop at Domus Arte in downtown Porto turns a classic dessert into a guided, step-by-step cooking session, with Port wine and snacks keeping the mood relaxed. Two things…
Porto hits you with answers fast. I like this tour for the tight, walkable route that connects medieval Porto to its later flourishes, with guides such as Barbara Sousa who make the facts feel personal. I also love the finish…
Some afternoon plans are made for tasting. This Porto wine walking tour in Vila Nova de Gaia pairs an easy riverside stroll with three classic cellar visits and plenty of explanation so the wines make sense. You also get the…
Porto gets easier when your plan has built-in flexibility. This hop-on hop-off bus lets you roam Porto, Vila Nova de Gaia, and Matosinhos at your own pace, with an audio guide and optional add-ons like a river cruise and port…
