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The 14 most popular vila nova de gaia tours across Portugal. What each day includes, who runs it, and the price you'll pay.
A 50-minute rabelo boat cruise in Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia to see six iconic bridges on the Douro River, with multilingual audio.
“Good value and a great way to see the city of Porto from the river Duoro.”
Self-guided Taylor’s Port Cellars in Gaia with 13-language audio, Porto views, and a three-wine tasting included.
“Overall, the experience was excellent. You can walk at your own pace and find out about the history of Taylor’s at your own leisure. There is the opportunity to take a free picture next to a big Vat. The free wine tasting in the restaurant has a great atmosphere. Our waitress was remarkably knowledgeable about…”
Porto sunset sail on the Douro with port wine and great bridge views. Small-group cruise with stories, music, and possible dolphins.
“Very insightful and informative along with a wonderful tasting of port”
Port tasting at Quevedo in Vila Nova de Gaia: three Port styles paired with cheese in a small group, about 1 hour, $30.
“We had a wonderful time at Quevedo, our guide was friendly and knowledgeable about the different ports and the history of the company. A great experience, highly recommend.”
Porto Douro cruise with 4 port tastings and expert storytelling about six bridges. Choose afternoon or sunset for unbeatable river views.
“Had a great time today. Nice lazy river cruise with port and wine whats not to like!”
Intimate Fado at Cais do Fado in Gaia for $18 with a free Poças Port glass and Douro River views over Porto.
“Truly intimate Fado performance. Easy to get to and they serve you port wine prior to the performance. Great experience and beautiful view of Porto.”
Cruise Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia on a luxury yacht to see the six iconic bridges and the Douro Estuary Nature Reserve, with sangria.
“Wonderful hosts! Nice cruise and that is even when it was cloudy. Beautiful boat!”
Make Pastel de Nata from scratch in Porto, including the dough, then enjoy warm pastries and a local wine in English.
“The show kitchen was very modern, with a large table where the whole group sat together. The chef, Klara, ran the course really well and with a great sense of humor. She explained everything clearly and encouraged the participants to try things themselves. There were some great tips, and you receive the recipe digitally afterward…”
A small-group Fonseca cellar tour in Porto with two Port tastings, a live Fado show, and optional 3-course dinner at WOW Porto.
“Fonseca is a beautiful establishment with wonderful hosts. If you love music, then you will love the Fado show. What a great place. Highly recommended.”
Classic Douro sail from Marina da Afurada. Small group, six bridges, hammock photos, and an exclusive crossing of Dom Luís I.
“This cruise was perfection. Our hosts were delightful and the epitome of care and hospitality. They had thought of everything including beautiful music, blankets if we got cold, homemade jam to eat with our delicious cheese board, recommendations for the best pictures, everything.”
Porto Douro sunset sailboat with Porto wine. See Arrábida and Dom Luís I from the water on a 2-hour small-group cruise.
“It was a beautiful experience on our last night in Porto. The weather was beautiful and very relaxing.”
Tour the 1890 Graham’s Port Lodge in Vila Nova de Gaia, learn how Port is made, and taste four styles with views of Porto.
“The history, atmosphere and most of all Max our guide for the visit. Well worth a visit.”
Porto couples photoshoot in 1 hour at Aliados, São Bento, and Ribeira with Dom Luís I views. 10 edited photos in 5 days.
“This was our first photoshoot, and he guided us through every pose, making us feel completely at ease. We’d definitely recommend him to anyone looking to get beautiful, professional photos. Thank you very much!”
One-day Porto pack: choose a World of Wine museum, then tour Taylor’s 300-year-old Port cellars with tasting and views.
“Lovely experience at Taylor’s. I did not have time to visit the WOW museum.”
