A local guide will be waiting for you at the meeting point with an orange umbrella. We will take you on a journey through the best wines of Portugal. This includes port wine, Portugal's most famous product. During this tour, you and other enthusiasts will taste Port wine, Douro wine, and Green wine. You will visit Fonseca Port Wine cellar, including 2 port wine tastings, and then, go to two wine houses to taste 3 samples of Douro Wine and one of Green Wine. Your tastings are complemented by traditional Portuguese snacks, cheeses, and smoked meats.
We'll walk to Gaia city to visit the cellar and come back to Porto to go to the bars/restaurants for the rest of the tasting. This way, you'll have the opportunity to see the best viewpoints of both cities. Bring comfortable shoes and get ready for some walking.
This activity is under the Stamp Clean&Safe approval, emitted by the Turismo de Portugal. This activity follows the standards of the Contingency Plan created by City Lovers Tours.
Posted By : B6387YRjamies
Such amazing value for money - our tour guide, Daniella, was fantastic, giving great tips and history regarding Porto and the wine scene. Would highly recommend!!
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Posted On : 2024-07-02 05:39:41 
Posted By : David_E
Daniella was a great guide; knowledgeable of the city, knowledgeable about port and wine and gave a great friendly tour
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Posted On : 2024-06-22 13:06:22 
Posted By : I5598WYlisak
The tour was very fun and interesting. The tastings in the various locations broadened our understanding of Portuguese wine, especially port wine. Our guide made an effort to provide us with the most important information. In the first wine cellar, there was even a short tour by the winery staff. We would have liked more information about the city. Since we moved between locations relatively quickly, we probably missed a bit of it. Overall, though, we enjoyed the tour.
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Posted On : 2024-06-21 12:05:42
Posted By : Marc_F
Very nice tour. It ended up being a small group which was fantastic. Our guide was very knowledgeable.
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Posted On : 2024-06-15 13:53:31
Posted By : Tressa_P
While the wine selections were a nice mix of ports, Duoro wines, and a green wine we were expecting a bit more out of the walking tour part. There was lots of walking, but not much talking/explaining while we walked. We met on the bottom level of the Luis bridge and walked over the the first Winery in Gaia, then back over to Porto for the next two. Would have made more sense to start on one side or the other?
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Posted On : 2024-06-12 07:00:51
Posted By : David_H
Excellent tour. Our guide Kat was freindly and knowledgeable. She even stayed with us beyond the allocated time. Got to experience 3 tastings as well as a visit to the Port authority. Highly recommend.
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Posted On : 2024-06-03 22:18:31
Posted By : FarAway18151939139
The Guided Port Wine Walking Tour is a great way to see some of Porto and sample some fab port and vinho verde wine at local establishments. Our guide Danielle was very knowledgeable, friendly and good fun to be with.
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Posted On : 2024-06-02 11:34:26
Posted By : simon_B
Really pleasant walk around the port wine cellar over in Gaia, really interesting talk by port wine producer around history, British involvement and the various types of port wine, nice tasting session too! Then walk continued over in Porto, through some back streets and there was some history shown by the guide. More wine tasting along the way too! As party was quite large, the walk too a while to complete but a nice introduction to orientate yourself around Porto.
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Posted On : 2024-05-27 09:52:31
Posted By : Marion_B
Alex was a great guide. She gave us a fair bit of history as we walked around the city and to the train station. The wine cellar tour and tasting was informative, the next 2 restaurant tastings were more casual.
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Posted On : 2024-05-24 16:26:46
Posted By : 166dl
A chaotic tour. As we departed, a group of people caught up with us saying they were on the tour. Despite having the correct documentation, they were not allowed to join. Whilst this was being sorted out, we missed the first scheduled port tasting at 2.15. We were then taken to a tour at a different venue at 3. So 30 odd minutes of not a lot happening! We visited two other venues for "wine tasting" but the guide (and the venues) offered no information or insight. At one point, I saw her organising her Istagram posting a shot of us at one of the tastings - whilst she was with us! Fortunately the people on the tour were lovely and that made up for some of the chaos. I am sure there are better tours out there.
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Posted On : 2024-05-23 11:15:27
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