Porto

The tour, which guided by a nice and funny guide German, was absolutely great. It's a bit sad that the boat ride had been canceled due to the severe weather. However, I enjoyed the port wines tasting and Douro Valley very much.

It was great one day experience day trip from Lisbon , Obidos , Nazaré and Porto. Really worth the trip. Tour guides Francisco and Maria both are amazing walking through the Porto culture and history. Must do to cover the all 3 cities in one day breaks: attractions on the way: guide: itinerary: group size:

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 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!

It was a fascinating tour with details of the history of Porto that allow you to understand its architecture, economy and current organisation. Our guide: Igor was kind and interesting, he also took us to a traditional local for delicious coffee break. Thank you, I highly recommend it

tour guy Oliver is very friendly and very nice guy. He introduced lots of places in Porto and some historic buildings in the city.

Great tour! Our tour guide, Rita, was funny, highly knowledgable, and an amazing guide overall. Have to commend our driver, Lucas, as well because despite all the curving and winding roads, it was a smooth ride all throughout. We visited three wineries, first was a small family-owned one, next was a big wine producer, then the last was where we had lunch with unlimited wine. Great value for money. We would happily go on this tour again and recommend it to others.

Our tour guide and driver, Joao Costa, was humorous, attentive, a skilled driver, and incredibly knowledgeable. On the way from the city to the suspension bridge, he provided information about architecture, geography, history, city stories, settlements, dining, plants, culture, and current events, like a walking encyclopedia. Upon arriving at the suspension bridge and boardwalk, the pre-activity safety briefing was thorough and easy to understand. He was also attentive and proactively looked after the team members. In January, the suspension bridge and boardwalk experience seasonal weather changes, so non-slip shoes, umbrellas, raincoats, sunglasses, sun hats, and sunscreen are important keys to a comfortable and smooth walking experience. Lunch was at a well-known local traditional family-style restaurant. In addition to the meal and wine, and traditional desserts, Costa also let us experience an interesting cultural element—espresso after the meal wine, which was very interesting! Aveiro, the Venice of Portugal, has a relaxed canal atmosphere and exquisite architecture. Strolling or taking a Moliceiros boat tour are both great experiences.

Our guide, Alex, was incredibly humorous and engaging, happily sharing his knowledge of history, culture, and local cuisine. Traveling with elderly family members was worry-free, as he was willing to drive them up to viewpoints to avoid too many stairs. Being a small group tour, we were able to share delicious food and desserts with our fellow travelers at lunch, experiencing authentic Portuguese cuisine. The convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off saved time and energy. The only slight drawback was the short amount of time spent at each attraction, but compared to traveling independently, it was extremely convenient, eliminating the hassle of navigating between sights. Highly recommended!