Our tour gives you the opportunity to visit this worl Heritage site by UNESCO Douro Valley is also the oldest demarced wine region in the world, the region of the famous Port Wine.

Wine tour by some of the most unknown wines of Lisbon region

Wine tasting in Douro Valley - 2 days private tour from Lisbon

Berlengas are small islands only 30 minutes away by boat from mainland. This tour allows you to visit this Wrold Heritage UNESCO Site.

In the landscapes of Madeira Island you will find breathtaking places.

Sintra in Portugal is one of the most charming, surprising, and fascinating places in Europe. Our guides will take you to hidden spots and reveal local secrets of this UNESCO World Heritage city.

In the landscapes of Madeira Island you will find breathtaking places. You can explore the island in many ways what we propose in this page are jeep safari tours along roads accessible only by 4x4 vehicles.

Lisbon to Algarve with boat trip to visit Benagil caves

Historical sites, romantic legends, and charming villages. Get the full experience of Óbidos, Nazaré, Alcobaça, Batalha, and Fátima in this private tour.

This is undoubtedly one of the must do not miss, a magnificent route through our Laurissilva, where you can appreciate the unique vegetation of this natural heritage.

This is one of the most iconic and most accomplished hikes in Madeira; it is a true feast for the senses.

An evening well spent enjoying the local cuisine that Madeira has to offer.

Along this walk you will have the opportunity to appreciate the contrast between light and shadow, which will appear through the laurel

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Enjoy the city + Atlantic Seaboard coastal scenery per the 2 hour option then head over Chapman's Peak Drive (optional photo/toilet stop) towards Simon's Town via Noordhoek, Oceanview & the beautiful seaside community of Scarborough.
• On arrival in Simon's Town, enjoy a classic Fish & Chips lunch while watching the bustling harbour activity.
• After lunch, re-board your sidecar and cruise along the False Bay Coastline until Glencairn then head over Blackhill & Ou Kaapse Weg & cruise through the Constantia Winelands district.
• Stop at one of the wine estates (time permitting) & enjoy a quick wine tasting experience before returning to the city.

Monte & Botanical Gardens Tour in Madeira starts the journey leading to Monte

Curral das Freiras, a small parish surrounded by steep mountains, is situated in the heart of the Island.

This is one special tour starting in Queimadas, where we will enjoy the beauty and freshness of centuries old laurels. The hike is delightfully green combined with stunning views of mountains

To explore the west coast of Madeira, we start with a visit to Câmara de Lobos, followed by Cabo Girão at 580 m high, which is famous for its suspended glass platform. We will then proceed to the parishes Ribeira Brava, Ponta de Sol (where the most beauti

A magical walk full of magnificent waterfalls and lagoons, which blend with the forest and the rock formations of this area.

In the landscapes of Madeira Island you will find breathtaking places.

We started this excursion to the East of the Island with a visit to Camacha, a place known for making handicrafts such as wicker baskets
We cross the village of Porto da Cruz, an area known for producing part of the wine in the region, heading towards the city of Santana, where there are the famous thatched roof houses. After having lunch in Faial, we started the climb up the mountains towards Ribeiro Frio where we visited the trout pond and took a short walk along the Levada dos Balcões. We continued our journey to one of the highest peaks in Madeira at 1810 m, Pico do Arieiro.Visit Câmara de Lobos following Cabo Girão with 580m height, famous for its suspended glass platform, Ribeira Brava, Ponta de Sol. In Porto Moniz so that our customers can enjoy lunch and enjoy the pools natural.
Returning to Funchal, we passed by Véu da Noiva (Miradouro) making the return to Funchal through São Vicente.

With a wonderful view, this trail has the peculiarity of connecting two of the highest peaks of Madeira Island, the Pico Ruivo (1862m) and the Pico do Arieiro (1818m), traveling to that part of the area of the Central Mountain Massif.

This course will be quite uneven, so some physical effort will be required.

Between some ascents and descents, it is important to arrive at Pico ruivo where you will find a steep ascent along hundreds of steps carved inside the rock and a meticulous descent. This is a suitable trail for lovers of flora and fauna and physical challenges.

It is recommended the use of walking stick, suitable footwear, water (2l) and waterproof.

Embark on a tour through Nazaré, a coastal gem celebrated for its giant waves and stunning scenery. Perfect for surf enthusiasts and nature lovers, this experience combines iconic surf history, breathtaking viewpoints, and a taste of Portuguese culture

Visit Sintra, a town where you will fall in love with every detail, and every monument of its magnificent natural setting.

Visit Sintra, a town where you will fall in love with every detail, and every monument of its magnificent natural setting.

Lisbon is a coastal european gem. Blends old-world charm with modern vibrancy, offering rich history, stunning architecture, and a captivating cultural scene.

The best fishing adventure for your hollydays

Visit Lisbon's top attractions in the comfort of your own private, chauffeur-driven vehicle with this half-day tour of the city. You'll visit the UNESCO World Heritage Jeronimos Monastery, the grand Belém Tower, and the charming viewpoints and squares in town.

Experience the divine allure of Fátima, Portugal's spiritual haven. Join us on a transformative pilgrimage to explore the renowned Sanctuary, immerse yourself in the captivating history, and discover the tranquil beauty of this enchanting destination. Unveil the secrets of Fátima as you embark on a sacred journey that will leave an everlasting impression.

Porto, also known as Oporto, is a captivating city located in the northwest of Portugal.
As the second-largest city in the country, it is renowned for its rich history, stunning architecture, and warm hospitality.

One of Porto's most iconic symbols is the Douro River, which gracefully flows through the city.

Porto is internationally renowned for its production of Port wine. The city is home to numerous wine cellars, where visitors can explore the fascinating world of Port wine production and indulge in tastings of this exquisite fortified wine. Vila Nova de Gaia is particularly known for its cellars and offers a stunning backdrop for wine enthusiasts.

The city's architecture is a blend of styles, ranging from medieval to baroque and contemporary.

Whether you're wandering through its historic streets, enjoying a glass of Port wine, or immersing yourself in its vibrant culture, Porto is a city that will captivate you with its charm, heritage, and warm-hearted locals.

Discover the timeless allure of Évora on a guided tour through its historic streets, exploring Roman ruins, medieval structures, and the iconic Diana Temple. The journey culminates at Cartuxa Winery, a prestigious estate surrounded by vineyards and olive groves.

Learn about winemaking traditions and modern techniques as expert vintners unveil the secrets behind their exquisite wines. Tour the cellar and witness the meticulous craftsmanship that goes into each bottle.

Then, the wine tasting begins—a sensory adventure where you savor the Alentejo region's unique terroir in every sip. Accompanied by local delicacies, the experience is a symphony of flavors.

This captivating tour offers a blend of cultural heritage and world-class wines, leaving you with cherished memories of Évora and a newfound appreciation for Portugal's winemaking excellence.

Experience the divine allure of Fátima, Portugal's spiritual haven. Join us on a transformative pilgrimage to explore the renowned Sanctuary, immerse yourself in the captivating history, and discover the tranquil beauty of this enchanting destination. Unveil the secrets of Fátima as you embark on a sacred journey that will leave an everlasting impression.

Embark on a private tour through Lisbon's iconic 25th of April Bridge, explore the stunning Parque da Arrábida and charming Portinho da Arrábida. Discover the vibrant Mercado do Livramento in Setúbal, visit the historic town of Azeitão, and experience the renowned José Maria da Fonseca winery. Conclude with the majestic Christ the King monument, immersing yourself in Portugal's natural beauty, culture, and culinary delights.

Sintra Historical Centre boasts medieval charm with colorful streets and the iconic National Palace.

Roca Cape offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic at Europe's westernmost point, adorned with a picturesque lighthouse.

Cascais, a charming coastal town, blends history with sandy beaches and a lively marina.

Embark on an exclusive Algarve private tour, immersing yourself in the enchanting trio of Lagos, Benagil, and Sagres. Begin your journey in Lagos, where cobbled streets and historic charm await exploration. Discover the iconic Benagil Caves, a natural wonder sculpted by the Atlantic, accessible only by boat. Marvel at the intricate rock formations and the famous Benagil Cave's stunning dome. This tailored tour ensures an intimate encounter with the Algarve's beauty, history, and coastal allure.

Embark on an enchanting journey through the cultural treasures of Fátima, Nazaré, and Óbidos, led by passionate guides eager to unveil the rich history and secrets of these remarkable destinations.

Book this tour and have the chance to visit three vineyards and sampling several Port and DOC wines! If you enjoy wine, this tour is definitively for you! Culminate your experience trying the local gastronomy in the lovely and quaint boutique vineyard, 

Get to know how internationally renowned Port and DOC wines are one of the most important heritages in northern Portugal! Learn more about it's production and the different types of Port and Wines.

Get picked up at your hotel/accommodation in the city of Porto. Start the trip to Arouca, at Passadiços do Paiva (Around 1 hour). The Passadiços do Paiva are a series of wooden pedestrian walkways across the Paiva River, in Arouca. Start the journey along the Areinho River Beach. Here you can take a route and walk on the 516Arouca Bridge which will take around 3 hours. The guide will pick you up at the final part, Ponte de Espiunca. After that, the guide/driver will recommend a restaurant in the Alverenga area to enjoy a good lunch. (Expense not included) Arouca's gastronomy is rich and varied. The meat of these animals can be prepared in several ways, constituting typical dishes of the region. After this, you will have time to visit the Monastery of Santa Maria de Arouca and the Museum of Sacred Art of Arouca. Finally, start the journey back to Porto. The driver/guide drops you back at your hotel.

Experience the unforgettable charm of Lisbon's south bank: explore Sesimbra, marvel at Arrábida's landscapes, delve into Portugal's rich history at a renowned winery, and enjoy panoramic views from the Sanctuary of Christ the King, all in one day.

Discover the best the city of Porto has to offer on this full-day tour of the city.
Located along the Douro River estuary in northern Portugal, Porto is one of the oldest European centers, and its core was proclaimed a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996, as the "Historic Centre of Porto, Luiz I Bridge and Monastery of Serra do Pilar". The historic area is also a National Monument of Portugal. The western part of its urban area extends to the coastline of the Atlantic Ocean. Its settlement dates back many centuries when it was an outpost of the Roman Empire. Its combined Celtic-Latin name, Portus Cale, has been referred to as the origin of the name Portugal, based on transliteration and oral evolution from Latin.
Visit the main attractions such as: Avenida dos Aliados, Clérigos Tower and Church, São Bento Railway Station, Livraria Leelo, Sé Catedral, Vila Nova de Gaia.

Easr or West

This experience you will the non-touristic farmers Market in Santo da Serra the traditional market where the locals "madeirenses" they go as the prices are cheaper. You will see some "country delights" such as local and unique fruits, traditional cakes, homemade licours, local garlic bread "bolo do caco". During the tour visit Christ the King statue with a great viewpoint overlooking Funchal, the steap old roads to go to the coutry side passing thru local villages where the farming still all hand made. On this 4x4 tour we pass thru: Garajau - São Pedro - Aguas Mansas - Lamaceiros  - Santo da Serra (traditional market) - Machico

Visit Cabo Girão, one of the highest sea cliffs of Europe, Boca da Corrida about 1200 meters high where you have a view to the "Nun's Valley" and the highest Madeira peaks, passing at Estreito de Camara de Lobos near the vineyard terraces and then Camara de Lobos, known by Mr. Winston Churchill painting. To get to some of this places, will take some narrow roads, and off road tracks. On this private tour, you'll have many opportunities to take photos and visit small villages and local shops, meet our " people ", cultures, traditions, small factories, food and traditional beverages. Thru mountains, valleys, villages, old roads, forest, flowers, ocean, sky and clouds , will give you colorful landscapes.

Take an exhilarating tour of the Northwest side of Madeira in an open-roof 4x4!  Starting with pickup from your hotel or accommodation, climb aboard for a ride to Ribeira Brava - a beautiful city along the coast with amazing cliff-views of the sea surrounded by the gorgeous scenery of the Risco Falls and Laurel Forest.  Your guide will take you down the old forest roads to Encumeada, Ginjas, Paúl da Serra, Fanal and Porto Moniz.  You will have a chance to swim in the volcanic lava pools, visit Seixal and São Vicente, take photos, visit small villages, and do some local shopping.

Group Maximum: 8 travelers

Private East Pico Areeiro & Santana

If you want to have a open 4x4 tour just for you and your family up to 7 persons, this is the best choice. In a open roof 4x4, you'll visit the Cabo Girão, one of the highest sea cliffs of Europe, Boca da Corrida about 1200 meteres high where you have a view to the "Nun's Valley" and the highest Madeira peaks, passing at Estreito de Camara de Lobos near the vineyard terraces and then Camara de Lobos, known by Mr. Winston Churchill painting. To get to some of this places, will take some narrow roads, and off road tracks. On this private tour, you'll have many oportunities to take photos and visit small villages and local shops, meet our " people ", cultures, traditions, small factories, food and traditional beverages. Thru mountains, valleys, villages, old roads, forest, flowers, ocean, sky and clouds , will give you colourful landscapes.

Terceira Island, located in the heart of the Azores archipelago, is a land of contrasts and natural charms. With about 400 square kilometers, it is the third largest island in the archipelago and a destination full of history, culture and scenic beauty. The island owes its name to the fact that it was the third to be discovered by Portuguese navigators in the fifteenth century.

Explore the northwest side of Madeira in a 4x4 vehicle with an open top roof. Volcanic lava pools, a 15–minute levada walk, non-touristic villages, Madeira's UNESCO–listed native forest, waterfalls, sea cliffs, any many more great surprises await you.

4x4 NorthEast to Santana

East Pico Areeiro & Santana