Day Trip to Douro

Porto, Portugal

See one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world, where Man has overcome the slopes of the land, planting vines in what can be considered open air sanctuaries.

On this tour you will see unique landscapes, and will visit the Monastery of S.Gonçalo on the banks of the river in Amarante and the shrine of Our Lady of Remédios in Lamego. 

Throughout the day there will be several stops for you to enjoy the magnificent scenery, and you will enjoy lunch with magnificent views over the River Douro. You will also appreciate a winetasting of the most famous Portuguese wine - Porto Wine, which is original from this area.

USD $121.30

Review by: Linda C, United States of America	July 2010
This was one of the best day trips I've ever experienced. The guide, Marta, was very knowledgable and personable. She went out of her way to make the day relaxing and full of small, pleasant surprises, like stopping at a roadside stand for a snack of fresh figs. The lunch restaurant was excellent and the length of the tour was just right enought to feel like I got to see everything without being so long that I lost interest.

Review by: Edithe D, Canada	April 2010
It's a great trip. Everything was clearly explained.

Review by: Katalin K, Germany	September 2009
It was a beautiful day,I still missed the promised places Vila Real and Solar Mateus.Vila Real was shown in a distance of many kilometers on the horizont.Regua and Pinhao was not interesting.I enjoyed the vintage on a wineyard.The tourist guide was a very nice,interested and good informed lady,the lunch was fantastic.The tour is absolutely a must for Porto tourists.

Review by: Thomas P, United States of America	July 2009
The trip as a whole was very good. I was impressed with the tour guide/driver's ability to drive on the very hilly roads in a very professional manner. All of the stops were very worthwhile. The fish choice at lunch was, however, very third-rate, which was the restaurant's fault.

Review by: Thomas R P	July 2009
The trip as a whole was very good. I was impressed with the tour guide/driver's ability to drive on the very hilly roads in a very professional manner. All of the stops were very worthwhile. The fish choice at lunch was, however, very third-rate, which was the restaurant's fault.

Review by: Maria Ester G, Argentina	June 2009
The tour didn't visit Vila Real center & Mateus Palace Gardens with its famous tunnel of 123 miles 37.5 meters. Cedars and garden landscaping unparalleled in Portugal. Kind person, good driver and very poor presentations.