Porto to Lisbon Tours

What our customers ask about Porto to Lisbon Tours

• What would be an example itinerary between Porto and Lisbon?

  A classic 8-day route begins in Porto where travelers spend 2-3 days in the Ribeira district sampling port wine. The journey continues to Aveiro known for its waterways and Costa Nova's striped houses. Days 5-6 focus on Coimbra's centuries-old university and the green spaces of Serra do Buçaco. The final stretch includes stops at the medieval town of Óbidos and the fishing community of Nazaré before reaching Lisbon where the Belém district and old Alfama streets await. A TourRadar traveler shared: "Wonderful and very well organized tour with perfect balance between city exploration and nature experiences from Porto's vibrant streets to Lisbon's historic charm."

• What are the most common destinations visited between Porto and Lisbon?

  The route connects key Portuguese landmarks starting with Coimbra's academic heritage and Aveiro's network of canals. Travelers often visit Sintra for its palaces and the seaside town of Cascais. Essential stops include wine experiences in the Douro Valley the Gothic architecture of Batalha Monastery and Obidos' preserved medieval center. Many tours book guests at properties like Hotel Melia Aveiro or Eurostars Cascais. According to a TourRadar traveler: "The route from Porto through Coimbra and down to Lisbon offers a perfect mix of history culture and stunning landscapes."

• What is the average price I can expect to pay for a Porto to Lisbon tour?

  Tour prices range from $1194 to $7099 with most travelers spending around $2500 per person. The higher end includes luxury experiences like Uniworld's S.S. Sao Gabriel river cruise while more accessible options such as Eurobike's cycling tour start at $1194 with hotel stays and morning meals included. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The trip was overpriced considering the budget hotels and budget transportation we were provided" highlighting the importance of reviewing what each tour includes.

• What is the average distance covered on a Porto to Lisbon tour?

  The journey spans 195 miles on direct routes extending to 280-310 miles when following the coastline with stops. The Porto to Lisbon Atlantic Ride cycling tour covers roughly 250 miles passing through coastal towns like Furadouro Figueira da Foz and Obidos. A TourRadar cyclist reported: "Great ride pedaling along the beach and through forests many miles of which are bicycle path and board walk."

• What are the average tour lengths for tours from Porto to Lisbon?

  Most journeys last 8-10 days with 8 days being standard. This timeframe allows for proper exploration of the Douro Valley Coimbra Obidos and Sintra before arrival in Lisbon. The Porto to Lisbon Premium bike tour takes 8 days along coastal paths while the Portugal Highlights package extends to 10 days covering more inland sites. One TourRadar guest noted: "The itinerary left open time which we filled with additional day tours out of both Porto and Lisbon."

• How are the accommodation options on Porto to Lisbon tours?

  Most tours feature stays in 4-star hotels including properties like Hotel Da Musica in Porto and Turim Boulevard in Lisbon. Premium packages offer nights at the Tivoli Avenida Liberdade while unique experiences await at boutique spots like Josefa D'Obidos in the medieval town. The accommodations typically blend comfort with local character. A TourRadar guest commented: "The hotels were well-located and comfortable especially the historic property in Obidos with its castle views."