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Douro Valley Tour With Visit to Two Vineyards, River Cruise & Lunch
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From $118.13 per person
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The Experience
What your day looks like
Embark on a breathtaking journey through the stunning Douro Valley, one of Portugal’s most iconic wine regions. Departing from Porto, this full-day tour will take you on a scenic adventure, combining picturesque landscapes, rich history, and, of course, exceptional wines.
Highlights
Why travelers choose this experience
- Spend a day strolling in Douro Valley
- Enjoy a onehour cruise through the Douro River
- Increase your tasting memory and add new flavors to it
Your Itinerary
Your day, step by step
Day 1
Porto
Wine Tasting at Douro.
Continued
Porto
Boating at Douro River.
Continued
Porto
Sightseeing at Douro.
Continued
Porto
Food Tasting at Douro.
Planning Details
Before you go
Included
Free WiFi Air-conditioned vehicle Visit two Vineyards One-hour river cruise
Not Included
Tips and gratuities
What to Bring
Cash Camera Sunglasses Sunscreen & Hat Bag for Essentials Passport required Comfortable clothing and footwear
Restrictions
Not suitable for pets
Meeting & Pickup
Please meet your tour guide at Igreja da Lapa/Lapa Church, main entrance (Largo da Lapa 1, 4050-069 Porto). The closest metro stations to get to the meeting point are: Lapa Metro Station (around 7 minutes walking) and Faria Guimarães (around 4 minutes walking).
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Automatic
Traveler Impressions
What travelers are saying
2025-07-14
5.00 / 5
Rita was a fabulous guide. The stops were all lovely. Lunch was superb and the setting was stunning. Would highly recommend this tour. Communication with the company was also really easy.
2025-06-16
4.00 / 5
The tour guide Pedro was great - knowledgable and very friendly. Good driver. My only feedback would be on the vineyard selections. The first one was good. It felt family-owned and smaller, giving a more intimate experience. (Though having the tasting outside would've been better instead of a small room inside.) The second location, while a beautiful property, the food and atmosphere felt "commercial" and lacking local charm. I feel like a winery overlooking the hills over the river would have been preferable.
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