Travel through Portugal from Lisbon to Porto with your fellow solo-group travellers. Explore historic cities, UNESCO sites like Pena Palace and Batalha Monastery, stroll medieval streets of Óbidos, enjoy Coimbra and Bussaco Palace, taste Porto’s fortified wine, and relax in the scenic Douro Valley.
Porto and the Douro Valley - Discover historic Porto and the Douro Valley, the world’s oldest, and possibly most picturesque, wine region.
All the highlights of central Portugal; Lisboa to Porto passing through Coimbra and the lesser-known gems of the Alentejo and Centro de Portugal on the way.
Crammed with World Heritage Sites from beginning to end the tour crosses several major wine regions and offers wonderful regional cuisine, from the ocean and the land, at every stop.
Porto - Galicia - León - Salamanca - Douro Valley - A grand tour around the north western corner of the Iberian Peninsula, taking in highlights of north Portugal and north-west Spain.
Lisboa, Coimbra, Porto – three magnificent, exciting cities in one compact tour. Lively bars, outdoor cafes, buzzing restaurants, Fado shows – Portugal’s cities are full of life! You'll find world-class food and wine and the wild Atlantic coast is never far away!
A wine-lover’s delight and a wonderful way to discover small-town, rural Portugal in a trip full of contrasts.
From medieval Alto Alentejo to historic Viseu, heart of the Dão, on to the vineyards of the Douro Valley and on to the verdant hills of the Minho in the far north – there’s so much to see along the way!
Minho Coast - Porto - Douro Valley
The perfect introduction to Northern Portugal. Visit the delightful fortress towns of Valença, Moncao and Melgaco along the Minho . Discover Porto and Guimaraes, World Heritage Sites full of culture and don't miss the fantastic Port wines.
A short, self-drive tour taking in the main wine highlights of northern and central Portugal.
Visit the wine lodges of Porto and explore the history of the Port wine trade with its strong British links before travelling in to the stunning vineyards of the Alto Douro and on to Viseu - teh heart of the Dão region.
