Enjoy a tuk-tuk tour of Lisbon's phenomenal street art. See the walls of Marvila – an open-air gallery that features the work of international graffiti artists and celebrates Ibero-American culture.  Marvel at 15 huge pieces of art on buildings situated on the top of a hill. Enjoy the view of Tejo in the distance. Stroll through a neighborhood where, at every new corner, you uncover a layer of the history of Lisbon. There are 17th and 18th-century convents and palaces, art deco industrial warehouses and buildings, vilas of factory workers, and urban vegetable gardens. 

After choosing your departure time, in the morning at 9:00AM or in the afternoon at 2:00PM (for the half day tour), you will be picked up from your hotel and head to Lisbon. Once you meet your guide, you can either choose a seat in the sidecar or climb onto the back of the motorbike. Since this is a small-group tour, your itinerary is customizable. Visit top attractions such as Belem Tower, Lisbon Cathedral, Jeronimos Monastery and Alfama. Discuss what you would like to see with your guide and feel free to ask questions along the way. Your tour finishes with you being dropped back off at your hotel.

Depart from Lisbon's city center on a fast rigid inflatable boat. Before leaving the Tagus River, pass under the 25th of April Bridge. See the beautiful monuments in the district of Belém, such as the Monument of the Discoveries, the Jerónimos, and the Tower of Belém. Head towards the Lighthouse of Bugio and get a view of the Portuguese coastline. Once arriving at the ocean, get to know the wildlife more closely and learn about the species of dolphins and seabirds with a specialist marine biologist onboard. Spend up to three hours venturing in the ocean to watch for dolphins and find other marine species like sea fish, sharks, jellyfish, or even sea-turtles.

Meet your local guide and head to Tomar on a road trip that takes about one hour. When there, go directly to the Templar Castle and the Convento de Cristo Monastery and be amazed by this magnificent monument filled with history. Descend to the city of Tomar and visit the old town passing by the old Synagogue, the oldest in Portugal. You have the chance to walk around and find some of the most unique buildings in the city. Spend some free time to enjoy lunch.  Leaving Tomar, head to Constância, where Luís de Camões, the most famous Portuguese poet, is said to have lived. There, enjoy the magnificent views of the confluence of Zêzere and Tejo rivers. Take a small boat ride in the calm waters of the Tagus river up to the unique Almourol Castle island, where you have some more free time to explore. At the end of the day, return to Lisbon in the comfortable van. 

Embark on a day trip from Lisbon to discover Sintra, Cascais, and Estoril. Walk around and explore the 7 Wonders of Portugal, visit Hell's Mouth, and many more sites along the way. Enjoy a day out that you won't forget. You’ll be picked up at your accommodation in the morning. Then, start your full-day excursion with a drive to Sintra village. In Sintra, you’ll have a chance to visit the Palácio da Pena (Pena Palace), one of the 7 Wonders of Portugal. Then, take in the stunning gardens, caves, and architecture of Quinta da Regaleira. You’ll have free time for lunch and a walk around the historical center of Sintra village, and to taste the traditional Travesseiros and Queijadas of Sintra. Next, you’ll drive through the National Park of Sintra-Cascais to Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe. You’ll hear about the history of the site and enjoy stunning views from the cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. On the way to Cascais, you’ll stop to visit Boca do Inferno (Hell´s Mouth). In the charming village of Cascais, you’ll have some free time to explore the historical center’s main streets. On your way back to Lisbon you’ll enjoy a panoramic tour around Casino Estoril, an iconic place that served as a setting for a popular action movie.

Take yourself on a magical tour to the Pena Palace and the Quinta da Regaleira. You'll begin with pickup from your hotel in Lisbon, then journey to fairy-tale palaces, forested hillsides, and masonic gardens on a private tour. Your guide will be a Pena Palace enthusiast who is armed with historical knowledge and court intrigues of ancient times. Following a guided visit to both inside and out of the Pena Palace and Park, you'll have free time to stroll the cobblestone alleys of Sintra. Taste the famous pillow and queijada pastries while browsing the shops of handcraft tiles, embroidery, cork products, and local wine, before savoring a typical Portuguese lunch in a World Heritage town. Your guide will then join you in a mystical visit to one of the most magical Sintra’s monuments: the Quinta da Regaleira. Located on the outskirts of Sintra, this romantic property invites you to walk down the "9 circles from Hell", exploring the fascinating underground tunnels and masonic gardens. After some free time to explore and take pictures, it will be time to board the van back to Lisbon.

Avoid the restricted timetables of other sightseeing tours and learn the history of Fátima at your own pace. Get an interactive folder to guide you around the shrine at leisure. Go to the Chapel of the Apparitions, built where Our Lady appeared to 3 shepherd children in May 1917. Visit the Monument of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in the center of the sanctuary, designed to represent the central position Jesus plays in the message. Next, visit the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary of Fátima, where the mortal remains of the seers are buried at the site where the shepherd children were playing before Our Lady appeared. See the path that the pilgrims take on their knees to pay for their promises. Look inside the Church of the Most Holy Trinity, designed by the architect Alexandros Tombazis to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the apparitions. Finally see the Tall Cross erected in 2007 in the grounds of the Santissima Trindade Church.  

If there´s one thing Portugal is good at, that is making food. Cooking is an important part of our culture, history and everyday life. Around the table friends, family, and strangers gather to sharing some of the most diverse food that Portugal has to offer. Step into the beautiful kitchen and cook your own authentic Portuguese meal during this 3-hour Portuguese cooking class. Get to know the story behind the recipes and ingredients passed down through generations. Come discover the secrets of Portuguese culinary tradition! During your 3-hour cooking class, your instructor will teach you to prepare 3 different dishes. After you have prepared your own dishes you will be able to enjoy a delicious meal. Enjoy your Portuguese dishes as well as some wine, tea, and coffee. After your cooking class, you will be provided with the recipes so you can prepare the dishes for your friends. 

Begin your 3-hour guided e-bike tour at Arroios. Ride along the river and head to Belém, where you’ll see some of the monuments of Portuguese history. Stop at the 25th April Bridge and check out the 110-meter-high statue of Christ the King. Continue to the Discoveries Monument, and take a photo stepping across the map of the world. See all the routes taken by the Portuguese when they sailed into the unknown and discovered new lands. Ride to the fortified Belém Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a short walk to the Jerónimos Monastery. Enjoy a Pastel de Belém, a popular local pastry, before riding back.

Visit Belém to find an ensemble of iconic architecture and monuments related to the Age of Discovery. Head along the riverside for a pleasant journey full of light, beautiful landscapes, and good vibes. Uncover the importance of the Portuguese Discoveries as you fall in love with Belém, where everything is magnanimous, historical, and sacred. Find out how many of the great Portuguese explorers embarked on their dangerous and ambitious voyages, turning Portugal into the very first global empire. Pass by and learn about the Monument to the Discoveries and the Jerónimos Monastery. On the way to the Golden Era, find other elements of great interest, such as the 25th of April bridge, the Docks, the Architecture and Technology Museum, and the Electricity Museum. Finally, taste the famous Portuguese custard tart and see the reasons for the never-ending queues at the door. After finishing your tour, ask at the local partner's shop about continuing your Lisbon exploration with a free walking tour and a choice of 7 different routes.