WINE TOURS
The pours worth the trip.
The 15 most-loved historical tours, gathered in one place. The ones worth giving a day to, with what they pour, who runs them and what they cost.
Douro Valley day trip from Porto with Amarante pastries, N222 views, Rabelo cruise, lunch, and a vineyard tasting of 3 wines.
Most Popular“Great tour! Great tour guide, Christian! His English was perfect. He was friendly, a safe driver, and a very nice person.”
Sample Catalan tapas and drinks on a 3-hour Gothic Quarter walk with a local guide, history stops, and generous wine, vermouth, and sangria.
An intimate no-mic Fado concert in Lisbon’s Baixa, paired with Port wine. Learn Fado in English and Portuguese in 50 minutes.
“Lovely experience that teaches you about the history of Fado and the performers really engage the audience. Loved the chemistry with the musicians also, if you have a free hour in Lisbon highly recommend this experience!!”
Taste Seville tapas and wine across iconic neighborhoods, with history and local traditions on a 3.5-hour small-group walking tour.
“First and foremost our leader Alejandro. Without a doubt the most engaging, knowledgeable, historic focused guide we’ve ever had. Our group was great, the food and wine the best, a most memorable experience.”
Valencia Old Town tour with small group walk past La Lonja and markets, then paella, tapas, and regional wines included.
“The tour was very informative and a lot of fun. We learned a lot about the historical significance of the buildings in old Valencia. Our tour guide Mimi did an excellent job. The food and wine after the tour was also absolutely amazing as well, and there was plenty of it too! We got a…”
Four stops of tapas and wine in Barcelona’s Barri Gòtic, with local tips and drinks in a small English-speaking group walk.
“We had an absolute blast on this tour and ate things we likely never would have ordered on our own. Loved it!”
A small-group Seville evening food walk with historic bars, orange wine and vermouth, and 9+ tapas plus drinks, tied to local history.
“A great night out to learn more about food wine and history of Saville. Knowledgeable guide, Mario ensured everyone felt welcomed and enjoyed the food.”
Cozy 50-minute Fado show in a historic 11th-century stone venue near Sé Cathedral, with Portuguese wine and song-by-song meaning.
“Very well designed event, with professional musicians and singers, both male and female, enabling the understanding of the genre through short introductions to the musical pieces and a faithful performance. The singers concentrate and empathise with the authors of the pieces, recreating an authentic atmosphere, despite being in a sort of concert chamber, albeit an…”
A 2-hour small-group sunset cruise on the Tagus River, mixing Lisbon landmarks, optional guided history, and free green wine.
Chef Forrest Parker blends Charleston history with a 90-minute food walk, then serves a three-course wine lunch with recipe take-home.
“History, humor, culture, gastronomy...Chef Forrest Parker has it all for you in this fabulous walking tour with lunch & wine! Easily our top experience in Charleston.”
A 4-hour Funchal food and wine walk with local guidance, translation for menus, and lots of Madeiran tastings from small spots.
“This tour was a lot of fun, we tasted a variety of foods and drinks. Ana our guide was excellent, very knowledgeable with lots of enthusiasm! An excellent introduction to Madeira’s cuisine!”
A small-group Tagus River sunset sail from Belém with green wine, classic Lisbon landmarks, and optional live history from friendly guides.
“We had a wonderful time, weather was perfect and we enjoyed learning some local history whilst seeing the sights of Lisbon. Would definitely do this again.”
4-hour Funchal food-and-wine walk with a local guide: market tastings, honey cake, custard tarts, and Madeira wine or tea.
A 2-hour Tagus sunset sail from Lisbon with Portuguese wine, warm crew storytelling, and a river view of Belem, Alfama, and iconic bridges.
“It was a great experience for the whole family, from the kids to seniors. We had Pedro and Pedro as captain and host, and they did a great job showing us Lisbon from the river and also the south bank (I am local and I learned a few new things). They had windbreakers and blankets,…”
A one-hour live Fado show in Lisbon’s Alfama with host Mário Lundum, Portuguese guitar, and a complimentary glass of Port wine.
