A historic, yellow tram travelling down the, colourful, tidy streets of Lisbon on a beautiful day in the city in Portugal.
The stunning, lush greenery over the rocky cliffs besides the vibrant blue waters of the Arrábida Natural Park, in Setúbal, Portugal.
The colourful Pena Palace, stood on a verdant hill in the Sintra mountains, as the dramatic sunset paints the clouds orange and purple, near Lisbon, Portugal.
The parallel lines of vibrant vineyards running tidily up the hill, as they're lit up by the sunset over the Alentejo region, Portugal.
Two piers on wooden stilts leading out into the sunset beyond the choppy seas off the Portuguese coast in Carrasqueira, Alentejo.
The beautiful Gothic architecture seen from the roof of the Cathedral of Évora on a cloudy day in Portugal.

The Portuguese Collection: Lisbon to Comporta

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Savour the flavours of Portugal on this extraordinary trip, which takes you from the bustling capital city of Lisbon to the laidback chic of coastal Comporta. From the acclaimed vineyards of Colares and Alentejo to Michelin-starred eateries and local seafood restaurants, you’ll taste the best of the region while marvelling at its historic wonders and magical landscapes.

Highlights of our Lisbon to Comporta Wine Tour

  • Six night’s accommodation in two sumptuous hotels in Lisbon and Comporta
  • Discover two very different wine regions with private chauffeured wine tours and tastings around Colares and Alentejo
  • Sample some of Portugal’s finest produce with a variety of meals and wine tastings, including the tasting menu at the two-Michelin-starred Belcanto in Lisbon
  • Explore the wonders of Lisbon, including the atmospheric winding streets, historic monuments and breathtaking viewpoints
  • Get back to nature with a hike through the verdant Arrábida Natural Park on the Setúbal Peninsula
  • Enjoy a private e-biking experience through the sand dunes, pine forests and rice fields of magical Comporta
  • Admire the fascinating architecture and ancient ruins in the UNESCO-listed towns of Sintra and Évora
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The large, stylish Church of St. Vincent de Fora, towering over Amalfa, in the city of Lisbon, Portugal.

Day 1: Welcome to Lisbon

Upon arrival at Lisbon Airport, you’ll be met by your private driver and transferred to the five-star luxury hotel, located in the heart of Lisbon, this exquisitely restored 16th-century palace is perfectly placed for exploring the city.

After settling in, get acquainted with Lisbon’s oldest and most atmospheric district on a private walking tour around picturesque Alfama.

In the evening, we can provide recommendations and reservations for dinner to get your trip off to the perfect start.

A historic, yellow tram travelling down the, colourful, tidy streets of Lisbon on a beautiful day in the city in Portugal.

Day 2: Exploring Lisbon at Leisure

Today you have a free day to explore Lisbon. Discover Lisbon’s historic heritage and traditional neighbourhoods on the famous number 28 tram, visit Lisbon Cathedral and the medieval São Jorge Castle, and take in the picture-perfect views from some of the city’s famed viewpoints.

You might like to enjoy a little downtime in the pool and spa at your hotel before a truly extraordinary dinner. Boasting two Michelin stars and a place on the coveted ‘The World’s 50 Best Restaurants’ list, you’ll enjoy the tasting menu paired with Portuguese wines at Belcanto.

The colourful Pena Palace, stood amongst the verdant hilla in the Sintra mountains, near Lisbon, Portugal.

Day 3: Private Full-Day Wine Tour Near Lisbon

After breakfast, your private guide will collect you for a day’s wine tasting tour around Colares and Sintra. Historic Colares occupies a narrow strip of land between Sintra Mountain and the Atlantic Sea. This tiny DOC grows the only vine variety in Europe never to have been grafted onto phylloxera-resistant American vine roots.

Discover more about this fascinating region and the local grape varieties grown here with two winery visits and tastings. The day also includes a superb lunch with accompanying wines overlooking Praia Grande, and time to pop into the fairy-tale town of Sintra to see the magical Pena Palace.

In the evening, enjoy the nightlife and restaurants of Bairro Alto.

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

Day 4: From Lisbon to Comporta via Arrábida Natural Park

After breakfast, it’s time to check out of your Lisbon hotel and head south. You’ll spend the first part of the day touring the lush Arrábida Natural Park on the Setúbal Peninsula. Hike through verdant hills watching for dolphins frolicking in the Sado Estuary, enjoy a fresh seafood lunch with local wine, and sample the renowned local cheeses.

Your base for the next three nights is a sleek boutique hotel nestled amongst the sweeping sand dunes, pine forests and rice fields of Comporta in rural Alentejo.

Enjoy a local wine tasting experience, before savouring a meal of creative, seasonal cuisine in the exquisite hotel restaurant, Sem Porta (dinner not included).

Bikes outside ready to explore the area around Sublime Comporta in southern Portugal

Day 5: Cycling in Comporta

The sleepy fishing village of Comporta with its dreamy windswept coastline is a jealously guarded secret amongst the European élite, and today you’ll discover why as you set off on a private e-biking experience around the region. The trip includes a visit to the ramshackle but highly photogenic fishing port at Carrasqueira.

In the afternoon, soak up the delights of your hotel – there’s a choice of pools, spa and yoga pavilion – or unwind on the beach, before spending your evening in the bars and restaurants of Comporta and Carvalhal.

The ruined remains of the Roman Temple of Évora, stood besides a well preserved church in the the heart of the city in Portugal.

Day 6: Private Alentejo and Evora Wine Tour

After breakfast, your private guide will collect you for a full day wine tour around Alentejo and Evora. You’ll visit one of the oldest wineries in this romantic wine region, sample some of Portugal’s most famous wines, and soak up the ambiance as you travel through rolling hills and past cork forests and captivating hamlets.

The trip includes a guided walking tour of Evora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with historic buildings, Roman ruins and an elaborate cathedral wrapped within its medieval walls.

The vibrant vineyards engulf the Douro river region, with the stunning, hilly landscape flowing throughout the Porto region, Portugal.

Day 7: Your Final Day in Portugal

Your Portuguese adventure concludes today, but there may be time to squeeze in a final spa treatment after breakfast before your private transfer back to the airport, or continue your trip and discover Porto and the Douro Valley?

Where You Could Stay in Portugal

The cosy 1869 Principe Real, with its red brick exterior and white borders around the large, open windows of the hotel, on a quiet street in Lisbon, Portugal.

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.

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The dramatic architecture of L'AND, with its sharp white exterior exposing the glass room beneath it, with views across the vibrant gardens in Alentejo, Portugal.

L’AND Vineyards

Inspired by the natural beauty of its surroundings, it constantly impresses with its Michelin-starred restaurant, indulgent spa with a range of treatments inspired by the vineyard’s natural resources and a picturesque wine cellar.

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Dusk settles in hues of pink and indigo over the colourful terracotta roofs in Lisbon, Portugal
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FAQs about our Lisbon to Comporta Tour

How far is the drive from Lisbon to Comporta?

The drive from Lisbon to Comporta is around an hour and a half.

In our Lisbon to Comporta Tour, we’ll take you on a guided transfer through the stunning Arrábida Natural Park on the Setúbal peninsula. The drive winds through verdant coastal cliffs with views of the Atlantic and is dotted with historic, white-walled churches and monasteries that make a striking contrast against the greenery.

Why is Comporta known as the 'Hamptons of Portugal'?

Comporta is a relaxed seaside town in southern Portugal, known as the Hamptons of Portugal for its discreet and upscale resorts and natural beauty. Many of Lisbon’s affluent urbanites visit Comporta to trade the hustle of the capital for barefoot luxury, similar to the Hamptons for New York City’s elite.

These are precisely the same reasons we love combining Lisbon and Comporta, for a relaxing coastal contrast that makes the perfect end to a tour in Portugal.

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