Adventure Tours & Trips in Portugal

Serra Devassa's volcanic trails reveal hidden lakes and aqueducts. Blue waters of Sete Cidades welcome kayakers, while crater rims offer cycling adventures. Whale watching off Ponta Delgada and thermal swims in Caldeira Velha round out the experience.

The rugged coastline of Madeira beckons at Vereda do Larano, with volcanic pools at Porto Moniz leading to Pico Ruivo's 1,862m peak. The path winds through UNESCO Laurel Forest, revealing hidden waterfalls amid Portugal's diverse terrain.

Three volcanic islands showcase dramatic coastal paths and UNESCO landscapes. The trip features optional whale watching near Madalena, an invigorating Mount Pico climb, and Furna Ruim lava caves. Comfortable stays at Hotel Caravelas and Hotel São Jorge Garden enhance the adventure.

Madeira's dramatic terrain unfolds from Porto Moniz's volcanic pools to Rabacal's hidden waterfalls. The route leads through Tunel dos Cavaleiros and along coastal cliffs at Boca do Risco, culminating at Pico Ruivo (1,862m). Local flavors await with sugar cane tasting in Porto da Cruz.

Buçaco's 700-tree forest and Ericeira's coastal paths showcase Portugal's natural diversity. Wooden footbridges cross Fragas slate cliffs while the water trail leads to Fonte Fria spring. Moderate 3-6km daily hikes include elevation gains up to 500m.

Portugal's wild Minho region stretches from Peneda Geres National Park to Atlantic shores. Castro Laboreiro's rugged terrain and ancient pilgrimage routes lead to coastal paths, with regional cuisine served in characterful accommodations.

The route leads through Serra da Estrela Natural Park to La Torre's summit at 1,993m, Portugal's highest granite peak, before descending through valleys of chestnut and olive trees. Serra do Ralo's trails connect to the medieval village of Linhares da Beira, continuing to Poço do Inferno waterfall near Manteigas. Accommodations include authentic properties like Inatel Linhares da Beira and Quinta do Crestelo, with visits to Alpine villages such as Loriga and Folgosinho.

Sintra's mystical UNESCO palaces and Cabo da Roca's rugged cliffs paint Portugal's diverse landscape. Lisbon's historic quarters reveal hidden viewpoints at Miradouro de Santa Luzia and Largo das Portas do Sol, with iconic funicular rides adding charm.

Wildlife hikes stretch 4km through Fonte de Benémola, while traditional boats glide through Ria Formosa's channels. Coastal walks near Praia da Coelha complement seven nights at Hotel Baia Grande. Optional Benagil cave excursions available.

Porto's historic quarters lead to Buçaco's mystical forest on this Portuguese journey. Nazaré's coastal trails and Douro River boat rides mix with medieval streets in Óbidos. Local wineries and terraced vineyards of the Douro Valley showcase regional flavors.