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The 15 most popular food & drink tours across Portugal. What each day includes, who runs it, and the price you'll pay.
Douro Valley day trip from Porto with two wine stops, Port tastings, a 1-hour river cruise, plus lunch in a wine cellar.
“Igor was a great guide for the day. His good vibes and great tunes really added to the experience of the tour. He made sure everyone was having a good time. We were well catered for throughout the day with plenty of food and drinks at the wineries.”
Taste Lisbon across five eateries with seven stops, Fado House access, and local bites and drinks, led by an English guide in a small group.
“Annette had great energy. Very friendly and informative. The tour was terrific. We loved the food, the wine, the sites, and the history she shared!”
Cálem Cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia. A 1-hour interactive museum, cellar walk, and Port tasting in classic or premium styles.
“We didn’t know there was other wine tasting options „premium“ with different values. I would have preferred an upgrade. The tour guide gave some explanations that were not clear. Could have taken more time to explain the content slowly.”
A 3-hour Lisbon food and wine walking tour with 15 tastings across local tascas, ending in Baixa and Alfama.
“We had a great time with Alex and enjoyed food; drinks and good company. The wonderful part of a walk like this is learning about the traditions behind the food; the city of Lisbon and it's history and all the influences that led to the creation of incredible food and drinks that are part of…”
Taste classic Lisbon bites and regional wines on a 3-hour small-group walk through central Baixa, with cod cake, bifana, ginjinha.
“Filipe was wonderful. The tour was well timed and adjusted for weather with a diverse food and wine tasting experience we would not have had otherwise.”
Small-group Douro day from Porto with two wine estates, UNESCO valley views, a river cruise, and a traditional lunch included.
“Because it's a very interesting and knowledgeable tour. We all need to se what is this world of wine and port in Portugal. I am a well travelled person but I regret not having it done before.”
Porto’s Cálem cellar tour pairs a guided port lesson with live Fado vocals and a tasting of two ports in about 75 minutes.
“Insightful and interesting tour or the facility. Learnt a lot and the Fudo show was nice.”
Self-guided Taylor’s Port Cellars in Gaia with 13-language audio, Porto views, and a three-wine tasting included.
“Interesting tour to learn about how port is made with nice tasting at the end. Self-guided so can take as much or as little time as you wish”
Tour Cockburn’s Port Lodge in Vila Nova de Gaia: a 1.5-hour cellar walk, cooper craft, and tastings with optional chocolate pairings.
“We had an excellent time and thoroughly enjoyed the tour. We learnt somethings we didn't know (Coopers & Colheita) and enjoyed the tasting at the end. With the knowledge gained it helped me choose a delicious 2010 Port to take home, that didn't last long at all. The guide was lovely and she explained everything…”
Porto to Douro Valley in one day with two winery tastings, a wine-paired lunch, and a 1-hour river cruise for port lovers.
“It was absolutely amazing! The guide Milena was so funny and easy to speak to, absolutely loved her. The wine tasting was also delicious, all the girls explained many things and history of the wine. The lunch was delicious and the whole trip was 100% worth its money🤝🏼 Unfortunately because of the weather the cruise…”
A full Douro Valley day from Porto with two Port tastings, scenic viewpoints, an hour on the river, and lunch on the hillside.
“This was a well organised and interesting excursion. Miguel, our guide for the day, was very knowledgeable about wine making in the Douro region and kept us well informed. Our excursion included lunch, with a glass of wine and two wine tasting sessions. The second was at the oldest Port lodge, dating from 1638. We…”
Porto Food & Wine tour with market, bifana, codfish cake, Port wine and ginjinha. Small-group walk with lunch or dinner option.
“We had an excellent experience and this was one of our favorite things we did in Porto. Our tour guide had excellent energy and skept us well educated and well fed.”
Lisbon Baixa food tour: 8 tastings, 4 drinks, and guided stops around rebuilt Lisbon after 1755, all in 3 hours.
“Fantastic tour with plenty of dishes. Bruno was a fantastic guide. Highly recommend.”
Sample 18 tastings across Alfama, with viewpoints, local stories, and seafood-forward Portugal flavors in a small group tour from Treasures of Lisboa.
“This was so much fun. Bianca was great. Nice combination of food and history. Not too much walking and the last shop had great shopping from local artisans as well.”
Taste your way through Lisbon with nine tastings, three drinks, and stop-by-stop food history on a small-group walking route.
“Great food tour!! Cecilia was an amazing tour leader, knew all the best local spots. Learned a lot about history, culture & food”
