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Private Arrábida Coast and Wine Day from Lisbon: Three Wineries, Oysters and Tiles
This private, personalized day leaves Lisbon for Arrábida Natural Park and the Setúbal wine region, with a Certified Local Expert as guide. Wine comes in three different forms: historic estates, and family-run wineries in Azeitão. The food side continues at Livramento Market, with fresh Sado oysters, creamy Azeitão cheese and traditional pastries to taste. The day also has a traditional tile factory, where artisans paint using 16th-century techniques, and the medieval walls of Sesimbra Castle. Arrábida's turquoise water is the backdrop, and Cristo Rei gives a view of the skyline. Every stop follows your own pace.
What's included
- Savor fresh oysters from the Sado River and traditional Azeitão cheese
- Visit 2 or 3 wineries (depending on the experience you choose)
- Taste a variety of local wines, including reds, whites and the iconic Moscatel
- Travel comfortably with private transportation, bottled water and hotel pickup and drop-off
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- Visit to Livramento Market and Tile Factory and Arrabida Natural Park
- Traditional Portuguese lunch in a local restaurant in Azeitão (depending on the selected option)
- Enjoy an optional stop at Christ the King or Sesimbra Castle, depending on your pace and preferences
- Be accompanied by a local certified guide, ensuring a personalized and authentic experience
Itinerary
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Lisbon District
Pick-up point in the Lisbon district.
Sesimbra
Pick-up point in Sesimbra.
Parque Natural da Arrabida
Arrábida has some of Europe's most striking beaches. The route crosses the mountains with wide views of the coastline, its clear water, golden sand and rugged cliffs.
Historic winery in São Lourenço
A winery producing wine since 1834, handed down through seven generations. A winery tour explains how the wine is made, followed by a tasting. It is described as the oldest table wine producer in Portugal and the biggest producer of Moscatel. One of the winery options on the itinerary.
Mercado do Livramento
Livramento Market in Setúbal, named one of the Best Fresh Markets in the World by USA Today. More than 145 years of local food tradition: vegetables, fruit, fresh fish and seafood, and the local fresh oysters. Traditional Portuguese tiles decorate the market. Closed on Mondays.
Azeitao
Lunch at a local restaurant and free time in the wine village of Azeitão.
Quinta do Piloto
Quinta do Piloto, where traditional and modern methods meet. Experts lead a tour of the vineyards and production facilities and explain how the wines are made, followed by a tasting of a selection of wines that show the terroir of the region. One of the winery options on the itinerary.
Adega de Palmela
Adega de Palmela, an optional stop with a tour of historic vineyards and production facilities, and a tasting of selected wines from this terroir. One of the winery options on the itinerary.
Bacalhoa Vinhos de Portugal
Quinta da Bacalhôa combines wine with an art exhibition. The modern winery tour covers winemaking, and the wines are tasted among the artworks. One of the winery options on the itinerary.
Azulejos de Azeitao
A traditional tile factory with a guided tour. Artisans make each tile by hand, and a handcrafted tile can be taken home as a souvenir.
Quinta de Catralvos
Quinta de Catralvos, a traditional winery. The tour walks through the vineyards and the production process, from labeling to bottling, then a tasting of at least five glasses of wine with local food: Azeitão buttery cheese, handmade jam and Moscatel dessert wine.
Ponte 25 de Abril
For travelers coming from Lisbon: the Portuguese Golden Gate, looking over Lisbon and the Tagus River.
Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei
Cristo Rei, for travelers coming from Lisbon, stands on the opposite bank of the Tagus River and recalls Cristo Redentor in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. A climb to the base of the monument gives views over Lisbon and the river. One of the cultural options on the itinerary.
Ponte Vasco da Gama
For travelers coming from Lisbon: the bridge opened in 1998 and is 17 km long over the Tagus River, the second biggest in Europe.
Castelo de Sesimbra
Sesimbra Castle, described as the last medieval castle still standing by the sea, sits on a hill above the town with views over the Atlantic Ocean and the countryside. Its walls and towers date back to the Moorish era and later helped defend the region against maritime invaders. One of the cultural options on the itinerary.
Good to know
- Guiding available in: pt, en, es.
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Up to 15 travelers per booking.
- Infants and children can be accommodated
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- Specialized infant seats are available
- Service animals allowed
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Livramento Market is closed on Mondays
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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