Explore the “Livramento” Market in Setúbal, which has been considered one of the world's best markets. Don’t eat a heavy breakfast because here we are going to try one of the best Portuguese cheeses with rustic made bread. You also will discover a vast variety of fresh seafood and fish, fruits and vegetables, traditional pastries and regional agriculture products. Take a scenic drive along the mountain road and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Arrábida Natural Park overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Sado River, and the city of Setúbal. Have a stop at the most beautiful viewpoint to breathe in the pure and calming air Visit the oldest wine cellar in the region, "José Maria da Fonseca," to taste the first red table wine of Portugal and the world-famous purple Moscatel, which is exclusively grown on the Setubal Peninsula. The wine cellar tour provides a fascinating insight into the history of the winery and the wine-making process, and the tasting experience is a must-try for any wine enthusiast. Savor the unique flavors and aromas of the region's finest wines, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Portugal's wine-making traditions. Discover the traditional Portuguese methods of tile making at the "Azulejos de Azeitão" tile factory. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how the beautiful ceramic tiles are made, painted, and glazed by skilled artisans. After the tour, take some time to explore the factory's shop, where you can find a wide variety of authentic handmade souvenirs. Visit the "Quinta da Bacalhoa" winery, one of the top destinations for enotourism in Portugal. Explore the winery's vast art collection, which includes 2000-year-old olive trees and other impressive pieces. Marvel at the beautiful cellars where the wines are stored and aged. Finally, end your visit with a wine tasting of three of the winery's most renowned wines. Take a leisurely stroll along the ancient wall of the 9th-century Moorish Castle and savor the panoramic views of the stunning Arrabida and Sintra mountains, Lisbon, and the picturesque fishing village of Sesimbra. This is a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the region while enjoying the breathtaking scenery. Don't forget your camera to capture the stunning views and make unforgettable memories. End the tour with a spectacular panoramic view of Lisbon and the iconic 25 April bridge from Cristo Rei, a towering statue of Christ with outstretched arms that overlooks the city. Take a moment to soak in the stunning scenery and capture some memorable photos before the relaxing return trip to Lisbon. Experience a thrilling return journey to your hotel as you cross the longest suspension bridge in Europe. It's the perfect way to end your day of exploration and adventure.

Experience the flavors and natural beauty of Portugal on this lovely full-day tour. Heading towards Portugal's Extremadura region, you will travel out of Lisbon over the longest bridge in Europe, the Vasco da Gama Bridge. In Palmela, you will find a Moorish castle offering fantastic photo opportunities. Visit a family estate where you can try homemade wine. Then continue through the mountains of the Arrábida National Park - up to 500 meters or 1,640 feet above sea level- and marvel at the spectacular views of one of Portugal's most beautiful landscapes. The park is also home to many plant and animal species found exclusively in this region. Much of the park is subject to strong protective measures and certain locations can only be accessed with special permission. Time for a short break. Take a relaxed stroll on the beach of Portinho Arrábida and enjoy the cool sea breeze and crisp air. Then, head to the charming fishing village of Sesimbra to have lunch at one of the village's friendly local restaurants with delicious dishes featuring the day's fresh catch. In the summer, cool off with a swim in the Atlantic, or simply go for another walk along the village's inviting beaches. Don't miss your chance to visit the village's beautifully restored church dating back to 1725, or take a walk to explore the Sesimbra Castle. Of course, the perfect follow-up to a delicious meal is great wine. Take part in a guided tour of the José Maria da Fonseca winery, one of the oldest in Portugal. It is still family-owned. Discover the region's outstanding wines at a wine tasting that includes 2 local varieties. As a perfect finale, take in the view over Lisbon from the platform of the Christ the King statue before crossing the 25 de Abril Bridge and heading back to Lisbon.

Go beyond the typical sights and discover some of Portugal's best-kept secrets on this guided day trip from Lisbon. Explore the lush Arrábida Natural Park, Azeitão, Portuguese wines and delicacies and more with a local guide. Begin by experiencing the magnificent nooks and crannies, breathtaking views and magical landscapes of Arrábida Natural Park. The green of the Serra meets the turquoise of the Mar, through the Branco sand in this pristine natural setting. Then discover Azeitão ─ a land of premium wines and gastronomic delights. Visit one of the oldest wineries in Portugal and taste its nectars: Periquita Tinto and Moscatel Roxo. Take advantage of the guided tour of the Cellars to learn more about the Setúbal Peninsula wines. Visit the most regional winery and connect with the local community while tasting homemade wines and cheeses! Find the best moments of your stay in Lisbon, washed down with authentic wines, stunning landscapes and warm people!

Cross the Tagus River from Lisbon to the south side and visit a medieval castle with an archaeological museum inside. Travel through the dense forest to the immense Portuguese coast surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, with beautiful beaches to explore. Located next to the sea, between Setúbal and the fishing town of Sesimbra, Arrábida Natural Park has incomparable natural beauty.  Here, the blue of the sea alternates with the white tones of the chalk cliffs and the depths of the green vegetation that covers the mountain range. Have lunch in a sunny fisherman village, and taste the fresh flavors of the Portuguese fish-based gastronomy.  Passing through the dense forest, you'll visit an old sanctuary on the top of a dramatic cliff by the sea, and discover astonishing landscapes. Enjoy a  wine tasting session in one of the most prestigious local wine producer.

For wine lovers, Portugal is a wonderland, the terraces, the grapes, the harvesting season, the fields and even the variety of wines, or the climate and the sceneries can full fill everybody’s soul and open the palate to the unique world of wine making. That’s all this tour as to offer you, a wine experience that includes tastings, visit to the winery and terraces but also a unique winemaking activity where you’ll be responsible for creating your own wine. Taste different mono caste wines, select the ones you like, and the percentage you want to blend from with different wine, bottle it, cork it and label it with your own name. While at the winery you’ll be given the chance to taste local made wines and taste some typical portuguese delicacies alongside.

Get a true taste of Portugal and explore some of the country's best wineries. On this tour from Lisbon, visit four wineries among the best in this important wine region.  After being picked up from Lisbon, you will be transported via air-conditioned minivan as you set off to explore the cellars of four of the region's wine producers. Visit 4 from the following wineries: José Maria da Fonseca, Quinta da Bacalhoa, Venâncio Costa Lima, Quinta do Piloto, Casa Mãe, Malo Tojo, Horácio Simões and Xavier Santana. If you have any specific requests, don't hesitate to tell your guide, who will do their best to provide you with the perfect tour. Due to availability, your guide cannot guarantee any specific wineries, though you will always visit four of the above. 

Enjoy a full-day excursion to Arrabida Natural Park on this private tour from Lisbon that’s priced for up to 3 persons. Marvel at mountainous landscapes, and one of Portugal’s largest curtains of cliffs reaching to the sea. You’ll see spectacular beaches, including Portinho da Arrábida and Figueirinha. Visit Setubal, the city of the seafaring traditions, and enjoy a traditional meal accompanied by local wine. The Fort of São Filipe is an excellent example of 17th-century military architecture, and offers amazing views of the Sado River and the Troia Peninsula. On the return trip you’ll have a chance to admire the beautiful landscapes of Arrabida Natural Park, and a chance to visit one of the Portugal's rarest monasteries, featuring cells carved into the rock.  You’ll also see the Palacio da  Bacalhoa in Azeitão, one the rare examples of Renaissance civil architecture. Stop to admire traditional Portuguese tiles, learn the techniques involved in producing them, and even make your own tile to take home with you.