The beautiful, tiled walls of Lisbon, displaying stunning artwork at a set of traffic lights, in Portugal.

The large, stylish Church of St. Vincent de Fora, towering over Amalfa, in the city of Lisbon, Portugal.

The elevador da Bica climbing the steep slope in Lisbon, amongst the narrowly built, colourful buildings, in the capital of Portugal.

The compact, red roofed city of Lisbon, with views of the large baroque church overlooking the Tagus River, Portugal.

The stunning, lush greenery over the rocky cliffs besides the vibrant blue waters of the Arrábida Natural Park, in Setúbal, Portugal.

Lisbon Wine Experience

2 nights from $1,184pp

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Discover Lisbon, a city of traditional architecture and contemporary culture offering memorable wine tours and mouth-watering gourmet experiences.

Highlights of our Wine Tour in Lisbon

Return flights to Lisbon (hold luggage not included)
Rest your head for two nights in a central four-star boutique hotel in Europe’s most scenic capital – Lisbon.
Explore in style with a private chauffeured tour in the Arrábida Mountains visiting wine producers, local restaurants and hidden beaches.
Sample exquisite wines from three wine producers including the oldest winery in Portugal.
Sample typical Portuguese food with accompanying wine.

Day 1: Arrival in Lisbon

Relax with flights into Lisbon, and get settled into your hotel, a charming boutique property located in the center of Lisbon, just a few meters from Chiado, the ideal starting point for your visit to the Portuguese capital! Your wine tour begins with a welcome smile and a complimentary bottle of wine – perfect for enjoying before going out for dinner.

Day 2: Wine Tasting Amongst the Stunning Arrábida Landscapes

Breakfast is swiftly followed by meeting your private wine guide as you explore the impressive natural landscapes of the Arrábida Mountains and, at the same time, enrich your flavours with several wines typical of this region.

The day will bring you a visit to one of the oldest wineries in Portugal and taste the amazing Portuguese wines, you will enjoy a typical Portuguese lunch and learn more about the Portuguese titles. You will visit Arrábida, a place with great hidden beaches and some wonderful views over the Atlantic Ocean.

Day 3: Visit The Jerónimos Monastery on your Final Day

Before you leave this bustling city, a visit to the resting place of explorer Vasco da Gama -a church built in the 1500s as part of a magnificent monastery- is a must. Its cloisters are considered among the most beautiful in the world and has been listed as a World Heritage Site. Bid farewell with flights from Lisbon.

Where You Could Stay in Lisbon

1869 Principe Real

Located in the heart of one of Lisbon’s trendiest districts, 1869 Principe Real is an elegant bed and breakfast set in a chic house named after the year in which it was built.