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You’ll travel along the coast and the dramatic canyon of Nazaré, taking in coastal scenery as you look for dolphins in their natural habitat. The trip focuses on observing marine life and the coastline, so you may see dolphins and will be able to enjoy the views of the canyon and sea as you move through the waters. The experience runs aboard modern, safe boats designed with comfort and safety in mind. Crew members speak Portuguese, English, French and Spanish and will be available to communicate with you during the outing. Overall, the cruise offers a relaxed way to explore Nazaré’s coastline and seek encounters with local dolphins while enjoying reassuring on-board standards.

You’ll be collected from a meeting point or your accommodation and travel around Porto Santo in an iconic Portuguese UMM 4x4. The vehicle has open sides and facing seats so you’ll feel closer to the views. Although the vehicle seats nine, each tour carries a maximum of five passengers for a relaxed, small-group experience. As you move through the island — often on easy off-road tracks — you’ll see the Golden Island’s four corners and its many viewpoints. There will be several stops en route where you can step out, take photos and enjoy the scenery from both the open-sided vehicle and on foot. Your knowledgeable guide will share stories about Porto Santo’s history, geography and the people who shaped the island, giving context to the landscapes you pass.

These kayak outings set off from Calheta Beach and offer two simple routes along Porto Santo’s coast. One route takes you out to Cal islet, the largest nearby islet, while the other follows the shore to Zimbralinho beach. Both give you a close, quiet way to explore the island’s volcanic coastline. On the Cal islet route you will head straight for the islet and land on its desert beach. From there you will paddle close to the shoreline to get a better view of the coastal galleries that were once used for limestone extraction and to admire the volcanic rock formations up close. The exact length of this tour will strongly depend on the group. The Zimbralinho Kayak Tour will take you from Calheta Beach to Zimbralinho beach and back. Along the way you will pass striking volcanic rocks, and using a kayak you may gain a different perspective of Porto Santo’s geological features. This option is described as safe for children, making it suitable for families.

Away from the busy beach, you'll find the almost abandoned side of the island, where far-reaching coastal views open up and a quieter pace takes over. As you move through the area, the lack of crowds will make the surroundings feel intimate. The landscape invites calm and close attention, with long sightlines across cliffs and shoreline that emphasise the island’s more remote character. The site is a protected nature reserve and is home to many rare endemic plants and invertebrates, so you’ll notice flora and small wildlife that are less common elsewhere on the island. The scenery is strongly seasonal: the land turns arid and brown in summer, then shifts to lush greens in winter. Along the cliff slopes, morning dew will sometimes drip from moss on the trees, adding to the feeling of close contact with nature in this lightly walked area.

The guided tour begins at sunset next to the reception centre in the historic village of Castelo Melhor, where Marco will welcome you and offer recommendations for this trip through time. You will descend 6 km to the Côa Valley in a 4x4 vehicle, travelling between ancient stone walls, olive groves and traditional almond orchards. Along the way you will enjoy a remarkable panoramic view of Quinta de Erva Moira, described here as one of the most beautiful Quintas in the Douro. As the guide recounts the landscape’s past, you will be invited to imagine mountain goats, primitive herds, horses and deer grazing by the river, and groups of hunter‑gatherers preparing for the hunt. When the vehicle stops beside the Côa River, the sounds, smells and wide sky will surround you and sharpen your senses. A short 300 m walk brings you to the first of five engraved rocks. By switching on a strong beam of light, you will be able to open a window on the past and see the ancient rock art of your ancestors revealed on the stone in all its splendour.

This experience takes you into the landscape around the Côa River, where winding river meanders and ancient trails tell the story of local agriculture. Along the way you’ll learn about the region’s history and the role of the so-called black gold that once sustained communities. You’ll also take part in assembling a model caster mill and see how it works. A snack of traditional products prepared by locals will be offered, and on hot days you may take a swim in the calm waters—bring a bathing suit and towel if you hope to do so. Back in Sabugal you’ll pause for lunch, either bringing your own meal or sampling dishes from local restaurants. You’ll have the chance to visit Sabugal’s castle and museum to explore more of the area’s past. The route is circular, covering 11.5 km with an accumulated slope of 312 m, and is rated moderate difficulty (2 out of 5 on the MIDE scale).

Explore Nazaré and its surroundings on a fun, ecological ride using modern electric bicycles. You’ll get on bikes with more than 100 km of autonomy, so you can cover plenty of ground without worrying about range. The bikes are described as extremely comfortable and versatile, making them suitable for different kinds of routes as you get to know the town and nearby areas. The bicycles are fitted with a latest-generation Bosch motor, which makes climbs very easy—you won’t even notice the effort. Along the way, you’ll move through the streets and coastal zones of Nazaré at a relaxed pace, enjoying a smoother, less strenuous cycling experience than with a regular bike. This option lets you explore more freely while keeping your trip low-impact and comfortable.

This tour blends the adrenaline of motorcycle riding with the calm of natural scenery in the North of Portugal. You will follow routes that move between mountains, rivers, forests and plateaus, passing through traditional villages and stretches of green wine vineyards. The ride balances exciting slopes and off-road moments with wide, open views. Along the way you will cross mountain streams and tributaries of the Tâmega River, and there may be an opportunity to take a dip in the water if the group so desires. The route also climbs to a century-old chapel on the hill of Sra. da Graça, where you will find a 360-degree view over the surrounding landscape. Overall, the experience combines sport and scenery for riders who enjoy both adventure and natural beauty.

This motorcycle tour through the North of Portugal blends the thrill of riding with open countryside and natural scenery. You will move through mountain slopes, forests and plateaus, and pass traditional villages that punctuate the route. Along the way there are stream crossings and tributaries of the Tâmega River, where you may take a dip if the group so desires. The mix of faster stretches and quieter lanes highlights the variety of the terrain. The route passes through several areas of green wine vineyards and climbs toward a century-old chapel on the hill of Sra. da Graça, offering a 360-degree view over the surrounding countryside. As you travel between villages, rivers and wooded sections, you will experience a blend of mountains, rivers, forests and plateaus that will appeal to lovers of two-wheeled adventure and sport.

You will travel in luxurious, comfortable vehicles driven by professional drivers, with flexible pick-up options designed to fit your plans. The service is built around a reliable, stress-free experience so you can relax rather than worry about logistics. Everything is presented with transparent pricing, so there are no surprises and your journey will be smooth. The experience focuses on premium transport between places rather than sightseeing; along the way you will simply enjoy a comfortable, dependable ride and courteous service tailored to your pick-up preferences.

In the heart of Douro Superior, you'll take a panoramic Jeep ride through the region’s vineyards, enjoying wide, open views of the surrounding landscape. The setting brings together the area's natural scenery and its centennial history, creating a quietly striking backdrop as you move through the vines. After the drive, an exclusive wine tasting will follow. The wines come from old vines planted in a typical Douro field blend that includes over 22 grape varieties. During the tasting you'll sample these field-blend wines and experience the range that such a mix of old vines and many varieties can produce, all within the distinctive context of Douro Superior.

In Santartem you will explore an 800-year-old holy miracle involving a sacred host—one of the few such miracles in the world. Along the way you will move through several Gothic churches and see the tomb of the discoverer of Brazil, gaining a sense of the town’s religious and historical significance as you go. The visit includes the Passos Canavarro museum house, which closes an important collection of works of art and international and national historical documents. The experience finishes at the viewpoint of Jardim das Portas do Sol, where you will take in sweeping views that bring the area’s history and architecture into focus.

You will explore the archaeological site of Conímbriga with RM Tour’s professional local guides, who specialise in history and bring six years’ experience to their tours. Along the way, they will share academic insights and a deep historical context that aim to enrich your visit. As you move through the very well preserved ruins, the guides will explain the ancient history of the area, including the period when the Romans ruled the entire Iberian Peninsula. You will see Roman structures and learn how the site fits into broader Roman life and administration on the peninsula. Conversations will combine scholarly knowledge with accessible explanations, helping you understand the significance of what you are seeing and the stories behind the stones.

In Sintra, this experience will introduce you to a slower, more intentional way of living by combining a tour of a tiny house with a coastal walk. You will be welcomed with a homemade drink and shown around an aesthetic 28m2 tiny home and the peaceful land it sits on. As you move through the space, the hosts will share their personal experiences of building a tiny house lifestyle and choosing minimalism, and you may ask questions about the practical and philosophical aspects of slow living. Afterwards you will enjoy coffee or tea with healthy bites made from fresh ingredients from the hosts’ veggie garden. The visit will include a scenic coastal walk to escape the hustle and bustle, leading you to some of Sintra’s hidden gems. Along the way you may find secret trails and coastal viewpoints that help you connect with nature. Many guests leave feeling inspired with ideas for a more sustainable, minimal lifestyle.

At Alcobaça Monastery you will visit a place where an enduring love story is remembered. The site is the resting place of Pedro and Inês: Pedro was a prince whose lover was brutally assassinated for political reasons. When he later became King he had the assassins killed; legend has it their hearts were removed as part of his revenge. Inês was crowned Queen of Portugal after her death. You will hear the history and the personal stories that surround these figures as part of the monastery’s past. As you move through this ancient Cistercian centre — one of the largest in Europe — you will learn about monastic life and how the motto “Pray and Work” shaped daily routines and the architecture you see. Along the way you will also discover the monks’ more worldly legacy, including local pastry and Ginjinha, which became part of the area’s culture. The visit will weave together religious history, daily life, and the human stories that make Alcobaça memorable.