Things to do in Graham's Port Lodge

small tour group in a minivan guided by an amazing and professional guide Jorge. View, meal and the experience were all great.

Our guide Dani was very professional, he gave us lots of information about the sites and gave us all the health and safety instructions. The Arouca 516 footbridge was fun very bouncy, you can see the beautiful water fall and river underneath. The boat ride in Aveiro was like in little Venice. We feel safe and enjoyed all the activities. The lunch was yummy plenty of food and drinks, we have wine and water; we have local starter, main course, desert and coffee, enough for everyone. Highly recommended.

a wonderful tour, soon much wine and incredible views, the tour guide was great and it was very small and intimate

The guide was very friendly and would care about solo travel from time to time I went to Fátima many people stood in front of the stone wall to take pictures and went inside to visit the former housing environment very interesting experience

It was a great event and I’m so glad I chose it. The tour guide Edward was very enthusiastic. He remembered everyone's name and preferences, introduced them in English, and repeated them in French. The whole itinerary was well arranged, walking around, drinking coffee, and remembering to arrange toilet time. On the boat, we also carefully explained the scenic spots on both sides of the strait. In addition, the helicopter trip was truly amazing. The view of Porto from the air was so beautiful that it was beyond words. The whole trip was worth it for this price.

our tourguide andrea is such a gem, she got us the best seat in the house. The food was good and so is the wine and we love the ambience of the resto. We really enjoyed the fado as well as the tour around the city. andrea is very knowledgeable and she also takes great photos! would love to repeat this expetience again

duoro valley is simply breathtaking. the quintas that weve visited are pretty and charming and they gave generous portions for wine tasting. Ended up buying several bottles. we had a full course sumptous lunch which we really enjoyed . overall the trip is well organized and very chill. we dont clash with our tour groups so we can roam around freely and really enjoy the scenery. our guide Miguel also broughr us to viewpoints where we can take nice photos.

The meeting point is some distance from the city center and it takes about an hour to walk along the riverside trail. After departure, you will sail inland to the Louis I Bridge, where you can enjoy port wine (which can be replaced with beer or non-alcoholic beverages) while listening to the captain introduce the attractions on both sides of the strait and tell stories about his childhood. Then you can go downstream to the estuary to watch the beautiful sunset slowly sinking into the sea. It is quite pleasant. After the activity, you can also go to the nearby Afulada fishing village to taste fresh grilled fish.