10-Day Ultimate Portugal Food Tour

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This morning, your guide will meet you for a private tour of the Belém district. Together, you will head to Belém neighbourhood, where you will visit Belém Tower, sitting at the Tagus riverside, and the imposing Jeronimos Monastery. You will also make a stop in the famous Pasteis de Belém, which has been producing one of the iconic foods in Lisbon, Pasteis de Nata, since 1837. In the afternoon, you'll have some free time and in the evening, you'll head to a local home for dinner.

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Today, you'll start the day by visiting a local food market to buy the products for the cooking class, where you will be shown Lisboners' love for food and cooking. Once you have all the ingredients, you'll head to the cooking school, where you'll be taught how to prepare an authentic Portuguese meal. Finally, you will share the meal in a casual and fun atmosphere together with the chef. All in all, you'll spend ​four hours enjoying an unforgettable hands-on Portuguese food experience

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This morning, your guide will pick you up for your journey to the Alentejo region with some stops on the way. First, you'll explore the UNESCO World Heritage City of Évora. Your next stop will be the village of Estremoz, known for its white houses and marble stone quarries. After visiting this charming city, you'll visit the winery of the traditional Quinta and have lunch inside the 18th-century family Manor House before continuing to your hotel in the Alentejo region.

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Today, together with your guide, you will discover the natural and agricultural landscape of the estate - including its old olive oil mill room, the ancient bee garden, the winery and the bullring. This tour will allow you to get to know the productive activities of the Alentejo and try its local produce: organic olive oil, the estate’s hand-harvested olives, artisanal bread and more. You'll end your hike at Alqueva lake, where you'll enjoy a picnic lunch of traditional local produce and wine.

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This morning, with your guide, you'll travel from Alentejo to the Douro Valley. On the way, you will make a halt in one of the most beautiful villages in Portugal, the student's town and UNESCO World Heritage site of Coimbra, where one of the most ancient Universities in the world overlooks Mondego River. You will discover the forbidden love story between Pedro and Inês de Castro that made a frequent subject of art, music, and drama through the ages before continuing to your hotel.

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This morning, together with your guide, you will discover the Duoro Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its wineries and national cuisine at the highest level! After exploring the terrace fields, you will visit the oldest winery in Duoro Valley, where you will taste the famous Port wines. After a unique signature lunch on the Douro River, you'll embark on a private boat for an unforgettable ride along the river. In the afternoon, you will be transferred to Porto.

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This morning, your guide will meet you for a tour of Porto city. You will visit the famous Harry Potter Bookshop, the Clérigos Tower and the Old Jewish Quarter. Then, you'll visit the Railway Station of Saint Bento, the Cathedral, the stairway of Verdades and the Ribeira quarter. At the end of the tour, in Vila Nova de Gaia, you'll enjoy some petiscos paired with wine with one of the most beatiful views of Porto. In the afternoon, you'll have free time to keep exploring the city on your own.

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Matosinhos is a paradise for seafood lovers. Today, with your guide, you'll travel to Matosinhos and visit an artisanal cannery for a tasting of their premium canned fish delicacies. After the tour, you will visit the bustling market of Matosinhos, where the lively fishmongers sell some of the freshest fish in town. After visiting the market, you'll stop at six different restaurants and taste goose barnacles, camarão da costa), mussels, freshly fried fish, barbecued seafood and more!