Vinho Verde Region: Small Group Tour from Porto with Lunch
8 hours
Group 1+
8 hours
What you'll do
You can't visit Porto without sampling some of its classic wines, and on this tour, you'll go the whole nine yards. Or should that be vineyards? This guided excursion into Vinho Verde country delves into the techniques used to make this special, young wine. Visit Ponte de Lima to learn about the wine-making process, and sit down to a lunch made with locally sourced ingredients. See traditional pottery being made, and try some of those wonderful green wines before heading back to Porto.
Highlights
Journey into the Portuguese countryside in search of its famous Vinho Verde
What's Included
Pick-up/drop-off from your hotel or apartment
Tour guide
Visit of the Center for Interpretation and Promotion of Vinho Verde
Wine tasting, delicacies, and lunch
A non-alcoholic drink for guests under 18
Water
Transportation in a comfortable minivan (up to 8 people)
WiFi onboard the vehicle
Child seat (if needed)
What's not included
Gratuities (optional)
Meeting Points
Casa Torreada dos Barbosa Aranha, Rua da Fonte da Vila 28, Ponte de Lima, Portugal
Notes
Kids under 5 join for free, please select a free ticket
The tour lasts approx. 8.5 hours, depending on the drop-off point
Indicate the address of your accommodation in the pick-up fieldItinerary:
Departure from Porto
Ponte de Lima: Visit of the Center for Interpretation and Promotion of Vinho Verde, Theme Arnado Park, and Old Town
Lunch with meat, fish, and vegetarian options
Barcelos: Visit of the artisanal shops and the Green Wine Farm, plus wine tastings
Return to PortoShow your smartphone ticket to the guide upon pick-up.
Venue Information
Day Trips from Braga, Ponte de Lima, Portugal
Gallery
Cancellation policy
A full refund will apply if you cancel more than 24 hours before the activity start time.
No refund is possible if you cancel less than 24 hours before the activity start time.
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