Things to do in Porto

A well-organized itinerary combined with a delightful guide named Susan makes for an absolutely perfect tour! It was fun and satisfying throughout the entire schedule. The bus, our transportation, was clean, and the bus driver's comfortable and safe driving was very good. This is a guide I want to meet again, and a trip I definitely want to recommend.

This is much better than the popular winery tours that everyone goes on. You can learn a lot about port wine at FONSECA, and you can also do various wine tastings at the small winery you visit afterwards. The guide is very professional and friendly, you can meet foreign friends, and you can taste 10 glasses of wine (be careful not to get too drunk). It's the best in many ways!

The tour was exceptionally well organized and thoughtfully planned. Despite the ambitious itinerary of visiting three beautiful cities in a day, the pacing was comfortable, allowing us to experience each destination without feeling rushed. The transportation was smooth and efficient, and the schedule maximized the day while still giving us time to appreciate the character and highlights of Porto, the dramatic coastal scenery of Nazaré, and the charm of historic Óbidos. A major highlight of the tour was our guide, Opheli, whose approach made the entire experience stand out. She was knowledgeable yet never mechanical, professional yet genuinely warm. Her explanations were clear and engaging, enriched by personal insights that made each place feel alive rather than just another stop on the route. Overall, the tour delivered an enriching, well-balanced experience. It was a long day, but one that felt meaningful, enjoyable, and truly worth it.

The itinerary was fantastic, and our guide Ana was very attentive. Her knowledge and experience were extensive, and she shared a lot about the scenery along the way, the Port wine-making process, the Douro River landscape, and Portuguese history. It's a great trip to quickly learn about Porto, experience Port wine, and discover a lot about the food culture.

This was the first place I visited in Porto. It's a church that's immediately visible after crossing the bridge. It's a building you'll see often during your trip to Porto.

It’s nice. Similar views at other locations nearby. I wouldn’t pay for this considering. Maybe charge a bit less.

The map I got locally was hard to understand, and it took me a while to reach my destination 🥲. But even getting lost, walking around Porto is fun!😆 When I finally got to the Belém Tower ‼️ Guess what ‼️ It was under renovation, and I couldn't go inside. That was a huge disappointment 💦

It was our first time experiencing Fado, and it was one of our favourite things from this trip to Portugal. We were able to enjoy the sunset on the rooftop before the show. What an amazing atmosphere and such talented artists. You can tell that they love their art. We even got a glass of port wine to enjoy while listening. highly recommend