Passeios por Palácio da Bolsa

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.

Buying this boat ticket from Klook is about 30% cheaper than buying it on-site. Although the ticket exchange location is a bit far, it's under a large white umbrella past the tourist service center and not very conspicuous (I've put its relative location in the first photo). However, you can show your voucher with the cruise company's name and ask at the tourist service center (there are 6 companies on-site, so you must show them the company name). I highly recommend taking this cruise in Porto; it even goes near the estuary. Porto is truly beautiful!

Overall, it was a good trip. Value for money. The tour guide was very informative. It was a good exercise as well.

The tour guide was very friendly and often checked in on me, traveling alone. At Fátima, many people were standing in front of the stone wall taking photos, and visiting the old residential environment inside was a very interesting experience.

A great combination: a walking tour, a 45-minute cruise, and a 6-minute helicopter ride over Porto, Portugal. Our guide, Edward, speaks very good English as well as other languages.

I really loved the 516 Arouca Bridge, high up in the mountains. The air was crisp and fresh, just like walking on the Hehuan Stream Trail. There were very few tourists, and the Paiva Walkways were incredibly easy and comfortable to walk on; you don't get tired even after a long walk. That day, I also met many solo female travelers from different places: Michigan, the Philippines, and Kenya. They were all traveling alone and had already visited many places. We chatted happily along the way as we hiked. The Aveiro river cruise has a charm that combines Venice with a Wild West town. Although it's a bit far from Porto, it's truly worth a visit! We all thoroughly enjoyed this day of mountains and sea.

The beautiful Douro River, with a tour lasting over 50 minutes. The scenery along the banks is picturesque, with six suspension bridges of different levels and historical significance, allowing us to learn about Porto's historical architecture and admire its beauty, making it an unforgettable experience.

very pleasant trip. Highly recommended