Wine tasting Tours & Trips in Portugal
Lisbon has a way of slowing you down without much effort. In older neighbourhoods, small fado bars still open late into the evening, and day trips to Sintra or Cascais bring you between forested hills and the sea. Inland, Évora shows Roman walls and narrow streets shaped by centuries. Between vineyards, quiet squares, and long café stops, the pace feels easy to settle into.
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Very courteous and informative tour guides. Excellent Fado show an excellent dinner at historic restaurant. I recommend that TourRadar provide a transportation to restaurant.
Best of Lisbon Tour (with Sintra, Évora and Cascais) - 5 Days in PortugalSchultz Portugal were fantastic to deal with. They kept me up to date at all times and I found the company to be extremely efficient. Our tour guide Alex was friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating to everyone’s needs. He went out of his way to ensure we saw as much as possible during our days on the road. Really enjoyed our trip with lots of fantastic highlights. Would highly recommend this tour company if you’re looking at doing a Portugal tour.
Unmissable Portugal - End in PortoWe had a great trip! Everything worked perfectly and we enjoyed Portugal enormously. What a beautiful and interesting country. And all the people were very friendly and mostly spoke English. Special compliments to our driver/ guide Carlos, he was excellent. Very knowledgeable and informative and great company. And spoke perfect English. And a very good driver. We were also happy with most of the hotels, the Villa Gale being the standout. The only hotel that did not quite meet our expectations was the Da Música in Porto, because the rooms were small and there was nowhere to sit in comfort. The organisation of the whole trip was perfect, we would certainly recommend TourRadar and Schultz to anybody who would like to see Portugal.
Unmissable Portugal - End in Lisbon
10 best Wine tasting Portugal tour packages
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MelissaPortugal travel expert at TourRadar
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Best of Lisbon Tour (with Sintra, Évora and Cascais) - 5 Days in Portugal
“Excellent Fado show and excellent dinner at historic restaurant.”
Ray, traveled in August
Premium Alentejo estates near Évora welcome visitors from Lisbon's Turim Avenida hotel. Wine traditions and production insights unfold through convenient private transfers and expert guidance, rated 4.6 for food and wine experiences.
Duration 5 days Destinations Lisbon, Sintra, Estoril, Cascais, Evora Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Portuguese Operator Portugal Travel Center From
- US$1,107
Unmissable Portugal - End in Porto
“Schultz Portugal were fantastic to deal with. They kept me up to date at all times and I found the company to be extremely efficient.”
Lisa, traveled in June
Óbidos' cherry liqueur and Douro Valley's Port wines represent Portugal's finest. Historic wineries, traditional Rabelo boat cruises past terraced vineyards, and Pinhão's wine-decorated train station showcase daily tastings.
Duration 9 days Destinations Lisbon, Cascais, Cape Roca, Sintra, Óbidos, Nazare, Alcobaca, Fatima, Coimbra, DouroSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Portuguese, French, Spanish Operator Schultz Portugal From
- US$1,938
The train ride from Porto to Lisbon connects Portugal's top wine spots, with port tastings in Porto's riverside Ribeira and sour-cherry liqueur in medieval Óbidos. An evening Fado show pairs with local wines in Coimbra, fresh pastéis de nata await in Lisbon, then it's off to Nazaré for sunset seafood after checking out the dried fish museum.
Duration 7 days Destinations Porto, Coimbra, Nazare, Obidos, Lisbon Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From $2,496
10% Off- US$2,247You save $250
World-class estates in Douro Valley's terraced vineyards and Porto's historic cellars await wine enthusiasts. Curated tastings, three-course wine-paired lunches, and Casa de Mateus Palace visits combine walking tours with wine appreciation.
Duration 8 days Destinations Lisbon, Medelim, Manteigas, Amarante, Porto Age Range Ages 18+ Operator G Adventures From
10% Off- US$3,999
A traditional Rabelo boat cruise along the Douro River passes Porto's historic wine lodges and typical local sweets get tasted during a Moliceiro boat ride through Aveiro's salt flats. Flower-adorned white streets wind through Óbidos, Portugal's wine village, and the gastronomic traditions of the Alentejo region come alive in UNESCO-listed Évora. Regional specialties appear while wandering through Coimbra's steep historic streets, with two included dinners in Fátima and Coimbra showcasing authentic Portuguese cuisine.
Duration 8 days Destinations Lisbon, Sintra, Cascais, Estoril, Lagos, Cabo de São Vicente, Sagres, Albufeira, Faro, MertolaSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Europamundo From
10% Off- US$1,214
Porto's Sandeman Cellars and Bairrada's wine region highlight Portugal's rich wine heritage. Centuries-old wine-making traditions shine through, paired with local cuisine during welcome dinner in Porto and farewell dinner in Lisbon. Expert-guided tastings included.
Duration 7 days Destinations Porto, Aveiro, Coimbra, Lisbon, Mafra, Sintra, Cascais Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Globus From $2,479
10% Off- US$2,229You save $250
What our customers ask about Wine tasting Tours & Trips in Portugal
When is the best time to visit Portugal's wine regions for tastings and vineyard tours?
September and October mark the peak season for wine tours in Portugal particularly in the Douro Valley when the harvest is in full swing. The landscape transforms during this time with workers picking grapes and traditional foot-treading still practiced at some estates. Spring (April-May) offers another good window with mild weather and budding vines. During these months many wine hotels like Vila Gale Collection in the Douro Valley operate at full capacity so advance booking is recommended. A TourRadar traveler notes "The undulating curves of the Douro wine region's hillsides create a beautiful and dramatic landscape which changes with the seasons."
What are the must-visit wine regions in Portugal for first-time visitors?
First-time visitors should start in the UNESCO-listed Douro Valley exploring the historic port wine estates around Pinhão and Peso da Régua. The Alentejo region near Évora stands out for its distinctive reds and whites with Herdade do Esporão being a standout destination. North of Porto the Vinho Verde region produces its namesake young crisp wines. Quality accommodations like Quinta de Casaldronho in Douro Valley and Casa do Castelo in Évora put visitors close to major wineries. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The wine tasting experiences at Quinta do Tedo were exceptional - we learned so much about port wine production while enjoying stunning views of the terraced vineyards."
Which Portuguese wines should I absolutely try during my tour?
Key wines to taste include vintage Ports from established Douro Valley producers like Quinta do Tedo and red wines made from the Touriga Nacional grape. The whites from Alentejo's Herdade do Esporão offer distinct regional character. The light Vinho Verde from northern Portugal and sweet Moscatel from Setúbal provide different taste experiences. Many wine hotels like Quinta de Casaldronho arrange private tastings of these varieties. One TourRadar traveler noted: "The vintage port tasting at Quinta da Pacheca was unforgettable - try their 20-year tawny port if available."
How much wine tasting experience do I need to enjoy these tours?
Portuguese wine tours welcome visitors of all knowledge levels from first-time tasters to experienced enthusiasts. Local guides break down complex wine topics into easy-to-understand concepts covering basic tasting techniques production methods and regional differences. Tours range from introductory sessions with young Vinho Verde to detailed explorations of aged Port wines. A TourRadar traveler shared: "Even as a wine novice I felt completely comfortable. The wine makers at Herdade do Esporão were incredibly welcoming and explained everything from basic tasting techniques to complex aging processes."
What's unique about Portuguese wine tasting compared to other European destinations?
Portugal stands apart through its blend of traditional methods and modern approaches especially in the Douro Valley. The country's native grape varieties like Touriga Nacional and Vinho Verde create wines found nowhere else in Europe. Many tastings happen in remarkable settings from the stepped vineyards of Quinta do Tedo to the historic cellars of Peso da Régua. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "The combination of ancient port wine traditions and modern wine-making techniques made Portugal's wine experience truly special and different from our previous tastings in France and Italy."
Is wine tasting in Portugal expensive compared to other European wine regions?
Portuguese wine experiences deliver good value with most tastings priced between 15-45 USD per person less than similar experiences in France or Italy. This often includes premium wines at established venues like Taylor's Port in Porto or Cartuxa in Évora. Luxury wine hotels such as The Yeatman or Vila Galé properties add to the experience without the premium prices found elsewhere in Europe. A TourRadar traveler commented "The quality and quantity of wines we tasted plus the amazing views and hospitality made it incredible value."
















