Enjoy time away from Lisbon on a small-group day trip to Arrabida and Sesimbra. Enjoy a drive along the Vasco da Gama Bridge, the longest in Europe. Visit the amazing Mercado do Livramento in Setúbal, then sample four wines at a local winery. Enjoy the fishing village of Sesimbra, and visit Arrabida Natural Park where you can soak in spectacular views of the Atlantic. Relax as you sample two local wines at Casa Museu Jose Maria da Fonseca, one of the oldest wine-producers in Portugal, before heading to Cristo-Rei Sanctuary to admire Lisbon from a distance.

With a guide visiting each place.If you want something different during your days in Lisbon, this is an excellent option, in one of the most beautiful parks in Portugal, this is your best option, our Sesimbra Azeitão ,Setúbal and PalmelaTour, as much to visit, as much as to know, from wineries to Serra da Arrábida natural park.Visit to Delivery Market. One of the best markets in the world. A great variety of fish, cheeses, local pastries, olives, aromatic plants, flowers, seeds can be found here. Visit the iconic king Crist monument with the best view of Lisbon Enjoy a luxury wine tour in the Setúbal Peninsula wine region. This is a tour with stunning landscapes in the Arrábida Natural Park that includes a visit to one most famous winery. Get ready for amazing day!!

Discover one of Portugal’s best-kept secrets on this unforgettable Setúbal Peninsula tour from Lisbon, far from mass tourism. Explore the breathtaking Arrábida Natural Park, famous for its emerald-green hills, panoramic viewpoints and the crystal-clear waters of Portinho da Arrábida, one of Portugal’s most beautiful coastal areas. Visit Palmela Castle, with stunning views over vineyards, mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. Experience authentic Setúbal, including the famous Livramento Market, known for fresh fish, local products and vibrant Portuguese character. Discover Sesimbra, a charming fishing village surrounded by dramatic cliffs, beaches and maritime traditions. End the day at Cristo Rei, one of the best viewpoints over Lisbon, the Tagus River and the 25 de Abril Bridge. Includes an experienced local guide, comfortable transport, Wi-Fi and bottled water. Available as a small group tour from Lisbon or Setúbal, or as a private tour with hotel pick-up and drop-off.

Discover the breathtaking scenery and delicious wine of Arrábida during a half-day or full-day tour from Lisbon. In the company of a private guide, leave the city behind and witness the wild beauty of the Portuguese countryside. Tour a wine cellar or two in the Arrábida region and lock your lips on several local vintages. Stop for stunning photo opportunities at locations including Palmela Castle, Arrábida Natural Park and at the Christ the King (Cristo Rei) monument overlooking Lisbon. Enjoy personalized attention from a private guide throughout.

In this 6-hour small group, Lisbon´s outskirts food tour, experience a bit of the best Portuguese traditions, olive oil, wine and fish. Learn it´s history and why they became icons of our gastronomy. You will understand how this simple traditional Atlantic cuisine was influenced and influenced cultures all over the world. For this you will travel south of Lisbon, to the Palmela village. You will meet and talk to local people, that love to share what they have.

Private Tours are flexible so you can customize them according to your interests and needs, combined with our professional suggestions. As a suggestion, we start our day in Setúbal, walking along Luisa Todi Avenue, which is the most important avenue in Setúbal. Then we visit the Livramento Market, and São Filipe Fortress, which is a fortification located in Setúbal, classified as a national monument since 1933. It is located in the Arrábida Natural Park and is in a dominant position on a hill, opposite the city of Setúbal, overlooking the mouth of Sado River and the Atlantic Ocean. Passing through Arrábida Hills, with its famous beaches of Galapagos and Galapinhos, known for being a piece of paradise on Earth, we head towards Azeitão, known for its artisanal cheese, regional confectionery, and pottery (tiles). We will also stop in Palmela to visit Fort of Palmela, classified as a National Monument since 1910 and which will provide us with a wonderful view over the region.