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The ultimate Douro Valley Wine Tasting and River Cruise from Porto

Sample exquisite wines at two acclaimed wineries, enjoy a traditional lunch, and hop on a cruise.

The Douro Valley is famed for its long history of rich wines, but did you know that in order to truly appreciate each bottle, a guided winery visit complete with a river cruise is a must? That’s why we’ve crafted this full-day tour with transport, so you can leave the logistics to experts and focus on uncovering the secrets of this UNESCO wine region. You’ll sip wine at two of Douro Valley’s esteemed wineries, delight in a traditional lunch, and embark on a relaxing Douro River cruise

• Douro Valley Wine Tasting and River Cruise from Porto
• Roundtrip transportation​
• Douro Valley​
• Douro DOC wines​
• Wine tasting​
• Lunch in Pinhao​
• 45-minutes river cruise​
• Stunning landscapes​

Your journey begins early in the morning the iconic São Bento train station in Porto, from where you'll be whisked away to the lush, rolling hills of the Douro Wine Region. Along the way, soak in the stunning vistas of green valleys, vibrant vineyards, and the shimmering Douro River, and tune into your guide sharing insights into the region's rich history and wine culture that has flourished here for centuries.

Upon arrival at your first vineyard, settle in for a tasting of three exquisite wines—each expertly paired with traditional Portuguese dishes. Then, hop aboard a boat for a spectacular 45-minute cruise along Douro River's gentle waters flanked by seemingly endless terraced vineyards. Before returning to Porto, you’ll sample three more divine wines while enjoying the company of your small group of wine enthusiasts.

Douro Valley Wine Tasting and River Cruise Description

Your 10-hour tour includes:

Visits to two famous Douro Wineries with wine tastings

Cheese and olive oil tastings

A delicious lunch at a wine estate with wine pairings

A scenic 45-minute cruise on the Douro River

English speaking, knowledgeable guide

Return transport from Porto in a comfortable, air-conditioned minibus

Welcome to the Douro Wine Region!

Your adventure starts promptly am in front of the São Bento train station, where you'll meet your guide and fellow wine enthusiasts. Please aim to arrive 10 minutes early, which ensures you’ll have time to settle in on the comfortable minibus and venture out of the city before the hustle and bustle of city life begins.

Soon, you'll be immersed in the lush, green valleys and vineyards that define the Douro region, and thanks to your expert guide, you can look forward to insights into this UNECSO-listed wine region. After all, Douro Valley is recognized worldwide for its winemaking heritage and centuries-old tradition of port wine.

Superb Wine & Lunch in Pinhão

After a two-hour scenic drive, you’ll arrive in the charming village of Pinhão. Here, nestled among terraced hillsides, you'll be treated to your first wine tasting at one of the Douro's prestigious estates. Discover the unique flavors of three local wines and learn about the winemaking process that brings out their unique notes and aromas.

It’s not all about the wine, though. During your visit to this family-owned estate, you’ll be treated to a traditional Portuguese lunch—with each dish carefully paired with Douro wines. Overlooking the vineyards and enjoying the company of your small group, you’ll undoubtedly feel like you’ve landed yourself in a wine-lovers paradise.

Cruise Douro River

Post-lunch, your journey continues with a serene 45-minute cruise along the Douro River. As you glide gently downstream, savor majestic views of the Douro Valley's terraced vineyards. Admire the intricate patchworks of green and gold climbing the steep hillsides, and ponder how generation after generation has worked with nature to create sustainable agriculture. With your expert guide providing historical insights, you’ll wrap up the cruise with a deeper understanding of how the Douro River has connected these remote vineyards to the rest of the world.

Sip Wine & Return to Porto

The day's final highlight is a visit to another celebrated winery. Depending on the day, you'll explore Quinta da Roeda (Croft/Taylor's Group) or Quinta São Luiz (Kopke/Calém Group) and taste three more wines. Feel free to visit the cellar door to purchase wine as a memento to your fantastic day out, as soon, you'll board the minibus for a comfortable journey back to Porto. Your day out then wraps up with your arrival back at the São Bento train station at approximately 6 pm, ensuring you have plenty of time to enjoy the rest of your evening in Porto. Tchau!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What to bring?

Where to meet?

You will meet your guide and group at Rua de Mouzinho da Silveira 352 4050-418 Porto in front of Train Station São Bento

We suggest wearing comfortable shoes, and dressing according to the season. Please also bring a valid ID and a thirst for wine knowledge!

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This tour is operated by one of our trusted and vetted partners in Porto

What if I have concerns about my mobility on this tour?

If you have any doubts about your mobility, please let us know beforehand. While this tour is mainly stationary, it does include walking on uneven terrain and navigating in and out of a boat

What happens if it rains?

We run our Douro Valley wine tasting and river cruise tour rain or shine. In case the weather is extremely bad, we will let you know immediately and work with you on a refund or alternative date

Is there any chance my tour might be canceled?

On the rare occasion if the tour is canceled, we'll inform you as soon as possible. We will work with you to reschedule your tour when possible or provide a full refund

Is there a dress code to join this Douro Valley wine tasting and river cruise tour?

While there is no specific dress code, we recommend wearing comfortable, casual, and respectful clothing

Is lunch or dinner included in the price of the tour?

Yes, lunch is included in the price of the tour! 

What if I have food allergies, intolerances, or other dietary requirements?

Please contact us in advance so we can do our best to accommodate your needs. We will work with our tour partners to provide you with an alternative when possible

Are drinks included in the price of the tour?

Yes, wine tastings at two wineries are included in the price of the tour! However, any additional drinks will need to be purchased

Can I bring my kids, and do I have to pay for them?

Yes, everyone is welcome on our Douro Valley wine tasting and river cruise tour. We offer reduced rates for children (aged 4 to 12) and infants (0 to 3) are free. Please choose accordingly when booking

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15 Best Porto Wine Tours To Book For Wine Lovers

LOOKING FOR THE BEST WINE TOURS IN PORTO?

This is the place to be . Get ready to discover 15 of the best Porto wine tours, perfect for any wine lover and aficionado 🍷.

I have lived in Portugal since 2020, and I love Portuguese wine, especially Port wine. In my opinion, a Porto wine experience is one of the most magical things you can do when visiting this incredible city. You’ll be exploring iconic wineries, the UNESCO-listed Douro Valley, and of course, learning more about the art of winemaking.

I have also been on a lot of tours in Porto, Portugal, so I used my insider knowledge and vetted all the tours in this article to make sure they’re highly rated and well-reviewed —  so all you have to do is book a Porto wine tour and enjoy!

Don’t have time to read the whole article?

One of the best Porto wine tours is this Port Wine Cave and Food Tour , with a perfect ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating 😊 ❤️

🍷Personally, my favorite part of the Porto winery tours I’ve been on was getting to know the winemakers and how passionate they are about their products.

And it was in the Douro Valley that I learned the most valuable lesson of all the wine tours I’ve been on (and I’ve been on a lot), which is a lot of people worked very hard for a very long time to get that wine into your glass, don’t waste a drop . So, here are 15 of the best port wine tours Porto has to offer.

Top 3 Picks: Best Porto Wine Tours

Port Wine Lodges Tour

→ 7 different port wine tastings → learn about Port history & production

Porto Wine & Dine

→ 4 tastings in the oldest Port wine cellar → 4 food tastings at various locations

Douro Valley Private Tour

→ all-inclusive private Douro Valley tour →  wine tastings, lunch + boat tour

15 Best Porto Wine Tours

1. port wine lodges tour with 7 wine tastings  .

⭐️ RATING: 5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ TOUR LENGTH : 3.5 hours | 🍷 BOOK NOW

Appease your thirst for Port while discovering the beautiful city of Porto on this highly-rated Port Wine Lodges Tour.

During the tour, you will visit wine lodges and taste various Ports such as reserve white and reserve tawny while learning how to distinguish and savor all of their unique flavors.

A really lovely tour. The guide, Veronica, was great- full of knowledges, but delivered with charm & wit. Three port houses visited with tastings at each. The time just flew by. — ANNEMARIE   (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

In total you’ll have the chance to try seven different ports at three different port houses. In addition to ample port sampling, you’ll get a nice taste of Porto as you walk from there across the river to Vila Nova de Gaia to start the tour — during this walk your guide will give you a brief history and overview of the city. 

This is one of the best wine tasting in Porto to book for an in-depth introduction to the delicious port wines.

BEST PORTO WINE TOURS

2. porto wine & dine: port wine cave and food tour.

⭐️ RATING: 5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ TOUR LENGTH: 4 hours | 🍷 BOOK NOW

Combine a stroll through the back streets of Gaia with a visit to one of Portugal’s oldest wineries on this Porto Wine & Dine experience.

This tour allows you to sample the local cuisine while also learning more about the culture and history of the dishes.

Really interesting tour that took us into some spots that we never would have discovered otherwise. The group was nice and small and the guide was young but very knowledgeable. — RYAN   (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

Ready to eat your heart out? You’ll get to try delicious Portuguese foods like the indulgent francesinha sandwich, the Portuguese sausage alheira, or some classic bacalhau (cod). All of these foods will be paired with local wines, ports, and beers. 

To fill your stomach and leave happy, this is a great half day port tasting Porto to book.

3. Douro Valley Private Tour

⭐️ RATING: 5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ TOUR LENGTH: 10 hours | 🍇 BOOK NOW

On this private, full day, all-inclusive Porto wine tour and river cruise you can explore the Douro Valley with a private guide while visiting vineyards, sampling wines, and enjoying a leisurely river cruise.

Your day starts in a car heading into the stunning Douro Valley on the picturesque N222 road. You’ll then switch over to a boat to float slowly down the river that slices this gorgeous valley open.

So enjoyed the entire day. Felt like we experienced the true culture of Porto. Highly recommend this tour . — AMY (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

You’ll stop for a wine soaked lunch amongst the green hills in the small village of Provesende. Throughout the day you’ll sample DOC Douro reds and whites as well as locally made ports plus more local products to snack on.

This Douro Valley tour is an amazing way to get a taste of the epic wine-producing region without changing your home base.

4. Food and Wine Tasting Porto Guided Experience

⭐️ RATING: 5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ TOUR LENGTH: 3 hours | 🍷 BOOK NOW

Indulge in a variety of classic Portuguese foods on this Porto Food and Wine Tasting Tour.

In total, you’ll stop at five different spots for tastings. You’ll sample some of the most traditional Portuguese dishes such as a pastel de nata, bolinho de bacalhau (cod), a simple but delicious bifana (pork) sandwich, and of course some port wine.

One of the best food tours I’ve ever been on! Ella was so informative and shared her passion for Porto with the whole group. — JENNA (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

In addition to learning about the tastes of these excellent treats, you’ll also learn more about their history from your trained guide.

You’ll spend the tour walking around neighborhoods like the historic Riberia district, all while visiting historic taverns and traditional cafes. This is one of the best Porto wine tasting tours for anyone who also wants to get a taste of Portuguese cuisine.

5. Private Off-the-Beaten-Path Douro Valley Tour

⭐️ RATING: 5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ TOUR LENGTH: 8.5 hours | 🍷 BOOK NOW

Discover the beautiful rolling hills and the small, off-the-beaten-path, family-run wineries on one of the best Douro Valley tours from Porto.

On this private Douro Valley tour, your day will start with a drive from Porto along the river and to the vineyards. Throughout the trip, you’ll have the chance to stop, tour, and enjoy samples of DOC Douro wines at two different local wineries. 

This tour was well worth every penny and minute spent. We highly recommend booking a tour with this family-owned tour company and asking for Joao. SELMA (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

You’ll also be served samples of other local specialties such as olive oil , which is almost as stunning and exciting as the wines.

🍽️ While not included in the price of this Porto wine tour Douro Valley tour, you’ll also stop for a tasty lunch at a third winery.

6. Porto Wine Tour with Tasting and Wine Houses Visit

⭐️ RATING: 4.5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ TOUR LENGTH: 3.5 hours | 🍷 BOOK NOW

Experience Porto’s wine history on this intimate Porto Wine Tasting Tour with a Wine House visit . Get a taste of Portugal’s wine varietals as well as the local specialty — port, with a total of seven glasses throughout the tour. 

On your visit to the two wineries you’ll visit the barrel rooms, learn more about the wine (and port) making processes, as well as learn more about the history of these wines.

Alex the guide was great, he made the whole experience fun and light-hearted! Tour at Ramos was informative, and the other two tastings were delicious 🙂 — BRETT (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

From there you’ll learn from the winemakers how exactly to taste each wine to understand the subtle differences between varietals, mixes, and more. 

This is an excellent simple Port tasting in Porto Portugal tour for anyone looking to learn more about port wine.

7. Premium Small Group Douro Valley Wine Tour

Create unforgettable memories exploring the UNESCO-listed Douro Valley on t his Small Group Douro Valley Wine Tour From Porto.

Discover winemaking traditions in the small villages of the valley, cruise the Douro River, and savor a Portuguese lunch with the perfect wine pairing. 

The first winery was fabulous. Beautifully appointed, staff very friendly and informative, wine was delicious! Lunch was exceptional.  — TRISHA   (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

You’ll visit two Douro DOC wineries and sample their wines while learning about the winemaking process and how to perfect your tasting experience.

If the vineyards don’t blow you away, ⛵️the cruise down the river certainly will . All of this is only complemented by the delicious fresh lunch you’ll get to enjoy

8. Minho Region Tour with Lunch & Green Wine Tasting 

Have you heard of vinho verde or green wine —  a wine variety exclusive to northwestern Portugal? On this Minho Region Tour , you’ll not only taste green while but you’ll spend the afternoon exploring this incredible region.

During the day you will visit Viana do Castelo and the hilltop sanctuary of Santa Luzia, plus you’ll have a chance to discover the ancient history in Ponte de Lima, and of course, have some wine and a lovely lunch.

We learned much more about northern Portugal than expected, The region is beautiful and historic, plus good food and wine. A highly recommended day tour. — ARNE   (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

If you haven’t ever tried the crisp, refreshing flavors of Vinho Verde, this is a tour you won’t want to miss.

In addition to the amazing wine, you’ll also get a chance to take in the stunning landscapes and learn more about the history of the region. This can be a great choice to add on in addition to a classic port wine tasting Porto experience.

9. Douro Valley Day Tour with Wine Tasting and Lunch

⭐️ RATING: 4.5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ TOUR LENGTH: 3.5 hours |  🍇 BOOK NOW

Spend a day exploring Portugal’s premiere wine region — the Douro Valley, on this small group Day Tour with Wine Tasting and Lunch .

You’ll start the day making your way into the lush mountains of the Douro Valley — passing by small towns and villages and many, many vineyards.  Lunch is in the village of Pinhão at a classic, small local restaurant (of course served with wine pairings).

My whole group agreed that this was one of the best tours we have ever taken. Truly was an unbelievable experience. — GRACE (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

You can choose to add a river cruise onto your tour — this happens in a Rabel o — an old type of Portuguese boat traditionally used to bring wine barrels up and down the Douro River.

If you are looking for a premiere Porto wine tours Douro Valley option, then this is hands-down one of the best Douro Valley wine tours from Porto. 

10. Graham’s Port Lodge Tour  

⭐️ RATING: 4.7 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ TOUR LENGTH: 2 hours | 🍷 BOOK NOW

If you’re intrigued by wine and its history, don’t miss out on this guided tour of the 1890 Graham’s Port Lodge’s beautiful property and facilities . You’ll get to visit Graham’s working cellar which has over 2,000 oak casks and 40 enormous vats of aging port. 

Your guide will tell you more about the Graham family brand, the product, and the process of creating each bottle of port — from the ruby to the tawny. And, of course, you’ll get a chance to sample the final product. 

Our enthusiastic, knowledgeable and friendly guide explained the Graham brand, the production process, the differences between Tawny and Ruby and all that in the beautiful Graham lodge where the port is maturing. — DERk-JAN   (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

In addition to the gorgeous cellars, the panoramic views of the Douro River, Porto, and its iconic bridge are to die for. For a glimpse into one of the best Porto wine cellars, don’t miss out on this Porto wine Portugal experience.

11. Wine Venture and Boat Trip in Douro Valley

For a more intimate, personalized Douro Valley experience, limited to just eight people, look no further than this Wine Tour and Boat Trip in the Douro Valley.

During the trip, you’ll enjoy wine tastings at two wineries, a scenic boat ride along the river, and a traditional Portuguese lunch.

Two wineries and the boat ride along the Douro. It was beautiful and Rita, the tour guide, was amazing. One of the highlights of our trip. Highly recommended. — MARIA   (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

The included lunch is four courses, so you definitely won’t leave hungry. All of the dishes are traditional to the region and vegetarian options are available. 

Transport to and from Porto is included, so you can sit back and enjoy the wine and the views on this Porto Douro Valley wine tour.

12. 6 Bridges Port Wine River Cruise with 4 Tastings

⭐️ RATING: 4.8 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ TOUR LENGTH: 2 hours | 🍷 BOOK NOW

Watch Porto’s beauty unfold before you on this 6 Bridges Port Wine River Cruise with 4 Tastings. Learn about the city’s history, admire the iconic six bridges of the city, and enjoy the enchanting Douro River scenery.

In total, you will get to taste four port wines during your cruise. However, if you prefer something else, the drink choices are flexible, and other options are available. 

We could also choose other drinks, this was handled very flexible. All questions got answered and we all enjoyed a very relaxing and informative two hours in the afternoon. Thanks again! — MONIKA   (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

The cruise goes twice every day, so you can either cruise through the calm afternoon breeze or head out as the sun is setting and the beautiful scenery stuns in golds, yellows and pinks.

13. Tour by Boat with Porto Wine and Chocolates

⭐️ RATING: 5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ TOUR LENGTH: 2 hours | 🍷 BOOK NOW

Indulge in this lovely Porto wine boat experience which combines city views from the river with the best traditional products, including port wine and local chocolates.

Starting with the Ponte da Arrabida, built in 1963, you’ll pass under the unique bridges spanning the Douro River as your tour guide tells you about each of them as well as the city’s history. All the while you’ll enjoy sipping on your port. 

Your guides will also educate you on the port you’re drinking, how it’s made, and the specifics of the types you get to try, making this one of the best Porto wine tours.

14 . Cálem Cellar with Chocolate, Cheese, and Wine Tasting  

⭐️ RATING: 4.5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ TOUR LENGTH: 1 hour | 🍷 BOOK NOW

Enjoy a premium wine tasting experience with pairings of port wines with cheese and chocolate on this Cálem Cellar guided visit. 

Your visit will start with a chance to explore the Cálem Cellar Museum where you can play around with various interactive elements which will guide you through the process of making port wine.

Great tour. Excellent port wine. Great company. Small group. Got drunk. — REVIEW   (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

Then you’ll head to the cellars on a guided tour where you’ll learn even more about the ports you’re about to enjoy. 

This is a great Portugal Porto wine tour for novice wine connoisseurs who want a good overview of all the basics of the process — and are also keen to try the goods.

15. Guided City Walking Tour & Port Wine Cellar

⭐️ RATING: 4.8 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ TOUR LENGTH: 3 hours | 🍷 BOOK NOW

Head out to explore Porto’s historical center and learn more about the port winemaking process on this Guided City Walking Tour & Port Wine Cellar visit. 

The guided tour will bring you to highlights of the city like the beautiful tiled murals of the central train station and various viewpoints.

The tour was fab! We really enjoyed the guides company and local knowledge. — HANNAH (READ MORE  REVIEWS )

After getting your steps in you’ll head to a port wine cellar where you’ll get to learn about the process of making this unique regional fortified wine. The tour culminates in a tasting of four different varieties.

The Porto Wine Caves in Vila Nova da Gaia

The Porto Wine Caves in Vila Nova da Gaia are a series of historic cellars located on the south side of the Douro River, across from Porto. They are known for their main product — fortified port wine.

Dating back to the 17th century, the production of Port wine involved adding grape spirit to halt fermentation, a method that preserved the wine during transportation and gave it a distinct flavor. The cellars in Vila Nova da Gaia have been central to the aging and storage of this wine, preserving winemaking techniques over the centuries.

Traditionally, the Port wine from the Douro Valley wineries was transported to these cellars via the Douro River using Rabelo boats. These flat-bottomed, traditional vessels were specifically designed for navigating the sometimes treacherous river currents. This historical practice is why many of the wine cellars in Vila Nova da Gaia are strategically located along or near the riverbanks, facilitating easy offloading and storage of the wine

These caves, some of which have been carved into the rock, showcase the art and science of winemaking in the region. Visiting the area, you can tour the cellars, learn about the winemaking process, and of course try samples of various Port wine varieties.

Getting to Vila Nova Da Gaia from Porto

If you want to get to Vila Nova da Gaia, you can take two different routes. The first is the Ponte de Dom Luís I bridge—built in 1886, this bridge links Porto and Gaia. You can cross at either the upper or lower level. It is best to cross at the lower level to access the main cellars.

For a more unique and faster way across, there is a boat taxi service that is around 3-4 euros each way and will take around 5 minutes to cross the Douro River.

What wine is famous in Porto?

The wine famous in Porto is port wine . Port wine is a fortified wine with a rich history dating back centuries. Produced exclusively in the Douro Valley, Port wine is known for its sweet, complex flavors and is often enjoyed as a dessert wine. 

A new generation of winemakers is working to make port hip again — to bring it out of your grandma’s cupboard and to the summertime poolside as the star ingredient of your new favorite cocktail.

🍷 You taste Port wine on a Porto Douro Valley tour.

Best Porto Wine Tours: Frequently Asked Questions

Is a wine tour from porto worth it.

Yes, a wine tour from Porto is definitely worth it. Porto is renowned for its wines, and if you visit without trying them and going on one of these winery tours in Douro Valley, you’ll be missing out.

Beyond tasting the delicious wines, a wine tour from Porto can offer an array of scenic backdrops — from the vineyards in the Douro Valley to the six bridges connecting Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia.

How do you visit wineries in Porto?

To visit wineries in Porto, consider joining a guided wine tour. Many operators offer comprehensive experiences, taking you to renowned cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia.

Alternatively, it is possible to visit local wineries independently. Many of the wineries are open to the public for tours and tastings, but keep in mind that not all are so do make sure to have a booking before stopping by.

🍷 During high season most Porto wine tours are booked out days in advance, so if you do want to do an independent tour of a winery in Porto, make sure to book at least a week in advance if not more.

What is the most famous winery in Porto?

There are so many wineries in Porto it’s hard to say which is the most famous. But it’s likely to be Graham’s, which is situated in Vila Nova de Gaia. Graham’s is known worldwide for its exceptional Port wines, and its story dates back all the way to 1820.

You can easily visit Graham’s cellars where you can see the winemaking process and enjoy tastings. Plus, the property (especially the restaurant) has breathtaking views of the Douro River.

In addition to Graham’s, Porto is home to several other renowned cellars. For instance, Taylor’s, another highly respected name, offers a rich history dating back to 1692 and is known for its classic vintage Ports.

Another notable mention is Ferreira, a cellar with deep roots in Portuguese tradition and history, offering a unique insight into the region’s winemaking heritage. Sandeman, with its iconic logo and long-standing reputation, also stands out as a key player in the Port wine industry.

Which port tour is the best in Porto?

It’s definitely not easy to say what is the absolute best port wine tour in Porto as it depends a lot on your personal preferences. However, tours from winemakers like Sandeman, Taylor’s, or Cálem are highly rated.

These properties offer guided cellar tours, tastings, and insights into the winemaking process. But, to find the right tour for your visit make sure to research reviews, consider your wine preferences, and check the specific offerings of each tour before booking.

Can you wear jeans to a wine tour?

Yes, you can totally wear jeans on these wine tours in Douro Valley. Unless you are going for a special event or to a particularly upscale property, wine tours and wineries in general have a pretty relaxed dress code. Jeans are certainly an acceptable outfit choice.

What is the difference between Porto and port wine?

Porto is the name of a city in northern Portugal, while port wine is a fortified wine originating from the Douro Valley, which sits just to Porto’s east. The name of the wine does, in fact, come from the name of the city.

So just remember, port tour Porto — name of drink, name of city. 

Final Thoughts: Best Porto Wine Tours

These 15 Best Porto Wine Tours offer an amazing array of wine experiences, from port tasting in historic lodges to private Douro Valley explorations with river cruises. Make the most of your wine journey by booking in advance, as reservation slots fill quickly. Experience the best Porto wine Portugal has to offer through these expertly guided tours.

Still, Don’t Know Which Tour to Book?

Whether you opt for a half-day stroll through the streets of Vila Nova de Gaia on a wine tour Porto, or instead for a full-day adventure in the Douro Valley with a Porto port wine tour, each tour is sure to deliver a five-star experience. Get ready to learn all about Portuguese wines, and most importantly, discover just how much you love them.

Embark on the best Port wine tour Porto provides to immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of Portuguese winemaking. With the best wine tour in Porto, you’ll discover hidden gems and taste exquisite varieties. For those looking for value, consider a wine tasting Porto cheap option, which offers an affordable yet unforgettable experience.

Cheers to a fun, exciting, and educational exploration of port wine tasting in Porto.

Yvonne Ivanescu is the founder of Now in Portugal and Now in Rio Swim, an ethical and sustainable swimwear company. She is a writer, editor and marketer with over 10 years of experience.

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Spend an unforgettable day in the Douro wine region, on a tour that visits the main historical sites such as Amarante. Enjoy lunch with the specialties of northern cuisine and taste the wines for which this region is so famous worldwide, in a traditional wine estate. Discover sublime landscapes from the top of the São Leonardo viewpoint and picturesque Pinhão, and embark on a cruise along the Douro River, taking in horizons of vineyards, terraces and golden hues from the sun.

Visit to Amarante historical city Stop at São Leonardo de Galafura Viewpoint Lunch with regional wine included Douro River Cruise at Pinhão Visit to a famous winery with a selection of 3 Douro wines tasting Guided tour in English, Spanish and Portuguese Offer of a mini Porto wine bottle (Adult tickets only)

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We leave Porto on a short trip to Amarante, a small town on the banks of the river Tâmega, populated by 17th cent. houses and famous for the grandiose church of São Gonçalo, which flanked by the bridge and green vegetation, composes a nook of great wonder. We will visit the viewpoint of São Leonardo da Galafura, at an extraordinary height of 640 metres, where you can see one of the most beautiful views of the Douro valley. As the great Portuguese author Miguel Torga described it: "It's an excess of nature!" Lunch will be served in the heart of the Douro Valley, with delicious regional specialties and wines. All these traditional delicacies are a heritage of flavours that reveal the best of the region. Then, a small river cruise in the calm waters of the Douro valley, flanked by terraces of vines of cheerful colors that the sun warms up and turns into sweetness. The wines tasting will take place in São Luiz winery, which produces one of the most prestigious Port wines in the world, Kopke Port. The Kopke house is the oldest Port house in the world, producing this marvellous nectar since 1638, long before the region was demarcated.

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A douro valley wine tour & river cruise from porto.

Porto is famous for its wine.  As well as the Port wine, the Douro Valley region just outside Porto produces some fabulous wines and a Douro Valley wine tour makes a wonderful day trip from Porto.  I contacted Cooltour Oporto about one of their Porto wine tours which included transport to the Douro Valley, wine tasting and a Douro River Cruise from Pinhão, and was thrilled when they offered me a place.

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According to their website, Cooltour Oporto has a young and dynamic spirit.  Their mission is to promote and show the real Portugal to our clients in a genuine and passionate way.  They run small group tours with a maximum of 8 people either on foot around Porto or in mini-vans around the Douro Valley and other areas of Northern Portugal.

Communication with the office team at Cooltour Oporto was friendly and efficient, including a gentle reminder that I had forgotten to give them my accommodation details for the pick-up on the morning of the tour.

The afternoon before my tour I had a confirmation of the pick-up time from my Airbnb, at a very precise 8.36am.  I admit, I was sceptical about the timings, but when the guide Hugo turned up at the door at 8.37, I was impressed!  And he was only late because he’d had to park just down the street.

Hugo spoke perfect English and once we were in the van, he introduced me to the other people on the tour, another solo traveller (yey!) from Bulgaria, a mother and daughter from Australia and we picked up an American couple at the next stop. 

Then we were on our way, quickly navigating through the morning traffic in Porto and onto the motorway.  Most of the hour and a half drive to the Douro Valley was on motorways, but once we arrived in the valley there were some narrow windy roads to contend with, so I was glad I sat in the front to avoid any feelings of motion sickness !

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Our Douro Valley Wine Tour

Our first stop on the tour was an impromptu one, which isn’t on the itinerary, but Hugo suggested we call into the bakery in the village where his grandparents live to pick up some fresh bread.  Well, who are we to deny the man fresh bread?? 

The village was tiny and had beautiful views over the valley – and the bread was delicious.  We went inside the bakery where Hugo showed us the oven where the ladies in the bakery made the bread, and we bought one to take with us.

Our next stop was for a quick bite to eat and a coffee to make sure we had something in our stomachs before hitting the wine!  It didn’t feel necessary, but I suppose they know from experience that having a bunch of tourists drinking wine on an empty stomach isn’t a good idea!

Wine Tasting in the Douro Valley

After our pit-stop, we went to the first winery, Vehla Geração.  The lady who met us there was lovely, and she poured out some olive oil and honey for us to taste, with more delicious bread.  Then we tried three wines – a white, a rose and a red – as she explained the grape varieties and the flavours in the wine. 

The winery had built a very modern tasting area with a terrace which looked out across the valley, and although the juxtaposition of an old winery with the shiny new terrace was a little odd, the view was incredible.

Hugo said that our next stop would be the (optional) river cruise and suggested that if we wanted to buy some wine here to enjoy on the cruise this was the time to do it….

Having trusted his last suggestion about the bread, I didn’t see any reason to doubt him this time and clubbed together with the other solo traveller to buy a bottle of white wine to share on the boat.  It was €10, and well worth it!

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Lunch in Pinhão

As it happened, we spent rather too long here enjoying the wines and the view, so we went for lunch before the cruise.  Hugo took us to a restaurant I never would have gone into alone, above the local fire station in Pinhão.  We were served huge plates of food, with hot roasted chicken, codfish croquettes, fried potatoes, rice, salad, and black-eyed-peas. 

I gave it a good try, but we couldn’t manage to finish all the food, but it was all delicious.  And then we had dessert!  A piece of cake finished off the meal, all accompanied with vinho verde, green wine which is from the region.

We headed into the town to visit the beautiful Pinhão train station which is decorated in blue azulejo tiles, like many of the old train stations I had seen in Portugal.  The designs on the tiles told the stories of wine production in the Douro Valley, how they transported the wine along the Douro River, and of the perils of the river which claimed lives many years ago.

Our Mini Douro River Cruise

Pinhão quay on the Douro River is close to the station, but as we approached I started to get little nervous about being on a boat as I’m not great with waves and water – especially after wine! 

However, I needn’t have worried as the river cruise was surprisingly smooth, even when the wind got up on our return journey.  We poured a cup of the wine that we had bought, cheered and admired the view.

All along the river, fields of vines stretch over the fields.  According to Hugo the best time to visit would be during the autumn when the leaves are changing colours and the bulk of the tourists have left.  It was very quiet in January when I visited, but I could imagine it being extremely popular in the summer! 

This Douro River cruise lasted about an hour, we went 30 minutes down the river, then turned and came back the same way.  It was fairly short but enough to get a good idea of the scale of wine production in the Douro Valley and to enjoy the beautiful scenery.

It is possible to arrange Douro River Cruises which leave from Porto, but for me, this was just the right length, especially as the rain was on its way!

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Port Wine Tasting

Our last stop was to another small winery and port producer called Quinta Santa Eufemia, where we visited the cellar where the port was stored and tried 5 different types of port.  By now you could tell we had been drinking wine all day!

My favourite port was actually the rose port, which isn’t very common, and I think the lady was disappointed that was my favourite.  I’m not a red wine connoisseur so the ruby and tawny ports are not really my thing. 

However, I’m really glad we got to try all of them, so I didn’t need to do a port tour in Porto as well as the wine tour.  We had the chance to buy anything we wanted here as well, so I decided on a box of four types of port in small bottles, a gift for my dad which I could (just) fit in my hand luggage.

After that, we headed back to the van, and back to Porto.  The journey back took longer than expected as there was heavy rain and dense fog over hills, but Hugo got us all back safe and sound.

What I Loved About our Douro Valley Wine Tour

Our guide, Hugo, was lovely – he spoke better English than I do, and was friendly and chatty and clearly passionate about sharing the best of Portugal with us.  I loved how we visited small wineries and producers, not the larger famous named ones, and all the wine we tasted was delicious!

Anything I Didn’t Like?

Absolutely nothing to do with Cooltour Oporto, but the drive home seemed to take a long time – due to the weather.  Perhaps being able to stop off somewhere along the way for a bathroom break would have been useful, after so much liquid during the day!

I really enjoyed the tour, and although I had considered spending the night in Pinhão I was more than happy with taking a day tour.  If you are looking for a Douro Valley wine tour, I highly recommend Cooltour Oporto!

You can book your Douro Valley wine tour on the Cooltour Oporto website here .  The tour costs €127.50 including transport, wine tasting, port tasting, lunch and guide, and there is an optional €10 supplement for the river cruise.

Have you tasted any Douro Valley wines? Would you like to take a Douro River cruise? I’d love to hear your thoughts, please leave your comments below.

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10 thoughts on “ A Douro Valley Wine Tour & River Cruise from Porto ”

I don’t drink but would really enjoy the Douro River Cruise… Especially to be able to see the fall colors. Sounds so lovely!

This tour looks fab – you had me at wine and bread. I’ve heard of Port but I’m surprised by all of the different varieties found here. Looks llike a great way to spend a day.

I love the ‘young and dynamic’ vibe of Cooltour Oporto! And what a bonus that Hugo stopped to treat you guys to fresh bread – yum! The Douro River Cruise sounds like it was a fab experience and all the wine, ofcourse

I enjoyed my trip to Portugal last summer so much – and I enjoyed so much Porto there, too. However, I didn’t have the time to explore the Douro Valley; never mind, I’ll be back soon, anyway 😀

The first wine I ever tasted in my life was a Port, so these sweet wines will always have a place in my heart. I love wine tasting tours. The most recent one I took was in Paso Robles, in Central California. Your wine tasting tour in the Douro Valley reminded me about it.

Such a good combination of Wine tasting and a mini Douro River Cruise! A traveler’s life is made! 🙂 Love such tours rich with local experiences.

I’m a huge fan of small tours so this sounds perfect for me and I would love to see the story of wine production in the blue azulejo tiles. The vinho verde, green wine intrigues me, was it good?

Wow girl – you had your share of wine that day. Good thing they had a hotel pickup, even if it didn’t come with a bathroom break. The river cruise sounds lovely and It sounds like a bottle of white was the perfect choice for the day.

It is that time of year when I start to daydream about heading back to Portugal. Thanks for another reason to return. We did port tasting in Porto. But did not think about doing a wine tasting tour as a day trip out of town. Love when tour leaders can accommodate spontaneous stops. Especially for fresh bread. Sounds like you had some nice wines. But also good to get taste tests of honey and olive oil. I am glad you got to visit the Pinhao train station. We loved that stop when we drove in the Douro Valley.

Wine tasting and a mini Douro River Cruise – sounds like something I would definitely enjoy. And that stop at the small village for fresh bread was just charming. Don’t you just love gems as such, lovely.

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This Stunning Region in Portugal Is a Wine Lover's Dream — With Historic Train Rides, Scenic Boat Tours, and Luxury Hotels

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As a newly minted resident of Portugal , I am here to tell you, every single square inch of it is beautiful. But there's something extra special about the Douro Valley.

Located in the northern region of Portugal, the Douro Valley is as enchanting a place as they come. Its rolling hills — punctuated by perfectly aligned vineyard vines, which are a testament to the agricultural dedication of local farmers dating back thousands of years — give away to winding river views that go on for as far as the eye can see. In the summer, the word "verdant" doesn't do the greenery justice, and come fall, the dazzling foliage takes over.

"The Douro Valley is renowned for its breathtaking beauty, steeped in centuries of winemaking history," Madalena Dinis, director of marketing and communication for the Porto and northern Portugal tourism board, told Travel + Leisure . "Notably, the Douro is the oldest demarcated wine region in the world, which adds a historical richness to its vineyards and winemaking traditions. It’s a haven for wine enthusiasts and a perfect place for anyone seeking a serene escape in nature. The region’s rich culinary traditions and the warmth of its people make it an inviting destination for all." 

Ready to see it for yourself? Here are the best places to stay, attractions to see, and vineyards to visit on your next trip to Douro Valley. 

Top 5 Can’t Miss

• Don't miss the fantastic views from around the riverbanks, especially at sunset. 
• Indulge in all the wonderful spa treatments offered in the Douro Valley hotels.
• Book a table at one of the hotel restaurants for a taste of delicious regional Portuguese cuisine. 
• The easiest way to explore the area's fantastic history is by taking a ride on its Historical Train.
• Taste the fruit of the valley during a wine tasting at any of the area's vineyards. None of them will disappoint. 

Best Hotels and Resorts 

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Six Senses Douro Valley

The Six Senses was voted one of the best resorts in Portugal and Spain by T+L readers in the 2023 World's Best Awards, and it's easy to see why. The 19th-century manor-turned-hotel sits amid the terraced vineyards and offers spacious suites for you to call home. Here, guests can also indulge in spa treatments, walk the organic gardens, dig into locally sourced meals, and yes, enjoy plenty of wine tastings, too. 

Lamego Hotel & Life

Lamego Hotel & Life is tailor-made for those seeking a more modern experience. The property's contemporary design, which includes a clean-lined pool surrounded by neutral-toned chaise loungers, provides the utmost relaxing atmosphere. Guests here can also swim in the indoor pool on chillier days, get a treatment at the L'Occitane spa, and indulge in traditional Portuguese cuisine at the restaurant, O Comendador. The hotel is also within walking distance of regional cultural landmarks, including Lamego Cathedral and the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Remedies.

Quinta de la Rosa

Perched on a bend in the Douro River, Quinta de la Rosa offers a family-style stay so guests can feel immersed in the destination. Calling it a "hotel" is a bit of a misnomer, as the rooms are sprinkled all over the property, giving everyone a sense of solitude during their stay. When ready for a meal, guests are invited to Cozinha da Clara (or Clara's Kitchen) for a regionally inspired meal.

Vidago Palace

A few nights at Vidago Palace , a historic hotel set in a centuries-old forest, is bound to make you feel like royalty. The palace was the vision of King Carlos, who wanted to build a luxury spa to entice a global clientele — and he succeeded. Here, visitors will find opulence at every turn, from the grand staircase in the entryway to the manicured gardens, rooms with leather furnishings, and a thermal spa that will undoubtedly undo all your aches and pains. 

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Drink in the view at São Salvador do Mundo.

While the Douro Valley is beautiful from every angle, the São Salvador do Mundo viewpoint allows visitors to take in all of its splendor at once. Located high on the riverbank, this vantage point offers a sweeping view of the water and terraced vineyards. Plus, it's a prime spot for admiring the sunset. There's also a tiny chapel at the top, along with pre-Roman remains. 

Get to know the land at Côa Valley Archaeological Park.

The Côa Valley Archaeological Park , located about a one-hour drive from the heart of the Douro region, offers a glimpse into not just Portugal's past, but into humanity's. The museum and open-air gallery are home to an extensive collection of Paleolithic rock carvings, some dating as far back as 30,000 years ago. The museum itself is a sight to behold, made out of a natural-colored cement that blends seamlessly into the landscape. But don't stop there — continue on to explore the park via a guided tour so you don't miss a thing. 

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Take a boat tour.

Get a whole new perspective of the valley during a boat tour down the river. There are several local operators offering tours, from quick river trips to multiday cruises. For something even more unique, Anima Durius hosts trips on super-cool small vessels, including classic wooden boats and a few handsome sailboats. 

Hop aboard the Historical Train.

Travel back in time with a ride on Douro's Historical Train . The trip, which runs between Régua and Tua, hugs the banks of the river, providing beautiful videos from the five historical carriages. Passengers can also expect entertainment and even a few little gifts on board. 

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Quinta do Seixo

Quinta do Seixo , located along the banks of the river, goes on for nearly 250 acres. The winery is well-known for its modern winemaking center that pairs perfectly with its traditional vineyard farming. Guests can come for a tour and tasting led by one of the vineyard's experts. 

Quinta da Pacheca

Quinta da Pacheca has been producing wine since 1738, making it one of the Douro's oldest estates. Here, guests can opt for the traditional tastings, book a picnic lunch or dinner to enjoy among the vines, or visit in the fall to experience the olive oil harvest. As for where to stay, you can book one of the vineyard's massive wine barrels turned glamping sites , which have become popular thanks to Instagram. 

Quinta das Carvalhas

Quinta das Carvalhas is younger than Quinta da Pacheca, but not by much. It began producing wines in 1759 and has been a prominent vineyard in the region ever since. Here, guests can go on guided tours, which include climbing the hillside landscape for a 360-degree view of the Douro Valley and learning all about the history of viticulture along the way. 

The best time to visit the Douro Valley, according to locals, is really whenever you'd like.  "Whether you prefer the vibrant colors of spring, the bustling atmosphere of harvest season, or the serene tranquility of winter, there's never a wrong time to visit the Douro Valley, Richard Bowden, the director of marketing and communications at the Six Senses Douro Valley, shared with T+L.  "Each season offers its own distinct charm and allure for travelers." While he has a hard time picking a favorite, Bowden notes the grape harvest season, which runs from September to October, "is a particularly vibrant time to visit, as the vineyards are ablaze with autumn colors, and many wineries offer special events and experiences."

If you had to choose, the most optimal time to visit is usually between late spring and early autumn (May to September), when the days are sunny, long, and warm. All that adds up to lovely days made for hiking, wine tasting, or cruising down the river. However, if you want to stretch your trip into late October, you'll catch the olive harvest season, too. 

By Car: Driving is the easiest way to reach and explore the Douro Valley. From Porto, it's about a 1.5- to two-hour drive via the A4 motorway and N222 road. With this drive, it really is about the journey and the destination, as the N222 road is often regarded as one of the most beautiful drives in the world thanks to its green hillsides and plenty of viewpoints. From Lisbon, you can make it to the Douro Valley in about 3.5 hours. It's not as glamorous of a drive, but it will get you there. 

By Train: For a more relaxing alternative, try the train. The Linha do Douro (Douro Line) runs from Porto’s São Bento or Campanhã stations to Pocinho, passing through Régua, Pinhão, and Tua along the way. It, too, is known for its picturesque landscapes en route, including right along the river's edge, making it a pleasant journey. 

By Car: Again, it's easiest to bring your own car when visiting the Douro Valley, as things are quite spread out. This way, you can see all the sights in your own time. Travelers can rent a car from either Porto or Lisbon; companies like Avis, Hertz, and Alamo all have stations in each city. 

Tour Guide: If you're not comfortable driving on the narrow, winding roads, you can hire a private tour guide. There are plenty of local (and knowledgeable) guides ready to whisk you away to all their favorite spots, including some off-the-beaten-path gems.

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Best Things to do in Douro Valley Portugal

L isted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Douro Valley Portugal is the world’s oldest demarcated wine region. Nestled in Northern Portugal, the valley is known for its beautiful lookout points, charming villages and abundant wineries. About an hour from the city of Porto, the Douro wine region can easily be visited on a day trip or a long weekend trip while visiting Portugal . Viking River Cruises also offers an intimate longship journey through the Douro.

Table wine and port wine are produced here and shipped all over the world. Spend the day exploring vineyards, crushing grapes with your feet or sampling local wines. In addition to wine tasting , visitors can take a river cruise on the Douro River, go hiking and visit a natural park. Plus, be sure to explore the valley’s villages. Read about these activities, and more, with our roundup of the 6 best things to do in Douro Valley Portugal.

1. Visit a winery

A trip to Douro Valley would be incomplete without a visit to a winery. Quinta da Pacheca in Lamego sits in the heart of the Douro Valley. One of the region’s oldest wine estates, Quinta da Pacheca is a winery, hotel and olive producer all-in-one. Wine lovers can take a guided tour of the winery, book a tasting, go grape stomping, participate in an olive harvesting experience and more. The wine hotel features traditional guest rooms or for something a little more adventurous, guests can go glamping in huge wine barrels.

In addition, Quinta Nova is another hotel and winery that goes way back. Here, visitors can go wine tasting, take a wine-making class, enjoy a vineyard tour at sunset and order traditional Portuguese food at the winery restaurant. Plus, there is a museum associated with the winery that preserves its history.

Quinta do Seixo

Visit Quinta do Seixo for beautiful views over the valley. This winery is part of the Sandeman brand, a popular port wine producer. Here, visitors can have a picnic in the vineyard, take a guided tour of the estate or book a tasting. Quinta do Vale Meao is another famous winery. In the city of Vila Nova de Foz Côa, this winery is family-owned and a great place to learn about Douro Valley wine production.

2. Take a boat tour through the Douro River

One of the easiest ways to see the Douro Valley is from a boat trip down the Douro River, which stretches from the Soria Province in Spain to Porto. In fact, wine was traditionally carried down this river in Rabelo boats, long flat boats, recognizable by the long oar protruding from the back. The wine was then stored in Porto wine cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia. Today, many boats make the same journey, this time carrying tourists as part of organized river cruises.

There are short boat trips that depart from Pinhão or longer ones that leave from Porto. Many tours include wine tasting and lunch. The longer tours from Porto typically make stops at some of the smaller villages along the river valley. Click here  to select the right tour for you.

3. Go to a lookout

The Douro Valley is known for its amazing lookout points. São Leonardo da Galafura is one of the most famous lookouts. Here, visitors will be greeted by stunning views of terraced vineyards, rolling hills and the meandering Douro River. There is also a chapel and a picnic area.

São Salvador do Mundo is another breathtaking viewpoint. It’s perched at the top of a hill, and although you can drive up part of the way, you’ll have to walk the rest, but the views are certainly worth the walk. The Valeira Dam, open countryside, lush greenery, rugged slopes and the beautiful Douro River are all visible from the viewpoint.

The Miradouro de Casal de Loivos is another amazing place to soak up the Douro Valley’s natural beauty. It’s located near the village of Casal de Loivos and can be reached by car. From here, viewers can look over Pinhão, the Douro River and several wineries spanning the hillside.

4. Visit the Douro International Natural Park

Immerse yourself in the valley’s untouched nature while hiking in the Douro International Natural Park. This protected area is close to the Spanish border and features a deep river canyon, majestic cliffs, olive trees and many different animal species, including wolves, wild boar, cave bats and Egyptian vultures.

For panoramic views of the canyon, head to one of the park’s many beautiful viewpoints. Penedo Durão is the best viewpoint for birdwatching and Miradouro de Penha das Torres is a great place to see the sunrise. If you’re not sure where to start your adventure to the Douro International Natural Park, book a guided tour, such as this one with Ambieduc .

5. Visit the Douro Museum

Dive into the valley’s history at the Douro Museu or the Museu do Douro. Located in the small town of Régua, the museum is housed in a historic wine warehouse on the riverfront. Exhibits showcase the history of the wine-making industry in the Douro Valley, and its impact on the local community. In addition, you’ll learn about the geographical features of the valley and why these are so well suited for producing wine.

After exploring the museum, enjoy a glass of wine at the on-site wine bar. Visitors receive one complimentary glass of port or table wine with their ticket. For those based in Porto, the museum can be reached by train from the São Bento Station or through a boat tour from Porto.

6. Visit the small towns

When you’re not wine tasting or soaking up the views, explore the charming towns scattered throughout the valley. The town of Lamego boasts a beautiful historic chapel sitting atop a grand staircase. The chapel, called the Nossa Senhora dos Remédios, was constructed between the 18th and 20th centuries. It features a variety of architectural styles, including Baroque, Romantic and Gothic. The outside of the chapel is decorated in stunning blue and white tiles, called azulejos. Lamego is also home to other historical sites and museums, located just down the hill from the chapel.

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If you love azulejos, be sure to visit Pinhão train station, built in 1937. Pinhão is also centrally located, close to many of the most popular wineries, making it a convenient place to stop. There is also a historical train that stops in Pinhão. There is wine and often entertainment on the train.

The train departs from Peso da Régua, another popular town in the Douro Valley. Since many boat tours also depart here, there’s plenty to do for tourists. for example, walk along the Régua pier, check out the town’s churches and grab a bite to eat at one of the local restaurants.

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Europe’s second longest river – and arguably its most famous – river takes you through amazing capital cities and host of charming towns, as well as plenty of scenic countryside in Austria , Hungary , Slovakia and Romania. Cruises along the Danube can vary from a handful of days to almost three weeks, giving you time to explore the elegance of cities like Vienna , Budapest, Bratislava or Belgrade.

Emerald Cruises lets you see the best of the Danube with the addition of a hefty dose of traditional German culture in Munich. Leaving the Bavarian capital, you’ll travel to Passau before a quick cross-border trip to the Unesco-listed Czech city of Cesky Krumlov. Vienna is the next city, replete with opulent architecture, before a quick overnight stay in Bratislava on the sixth night. Guided tours and hikes around the castle are included, before you get three nights to explore Budapest, the Hungarian capital that is blessed with picturesque buildings, relaxed thermal baths and a buzzing nightlife scene. 

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This famous river runs for over 4,000 miles throughout South America and is a major part of the eponymous rainforest, one of the most biodiverse and important natural areas on the planet. A river cruise remains the best way to reach deeper into the jungle, with many cruises beginning in the northern Brazilian city of Manaus or in the Peruvian city of Lima.

Start in Peru’s enchanting capital with the Peruvian Rivers and Rainforest Discovery cruise from Uniworld. You’ll fly to Iquitos, the largest city in the Amazon as your next stop, before delving into some of the most remote areas in the world as you take to the waters. From here, nature takes centre stage, with a variety of experiences – including jungle walks and kayaking on a lake – added to the enjoyment of natural features such as giant lilies, towering barrigona trees and around 10 per cent of the world’s known animal species.

From £8,799pp, including 10 nights’ accommodation, full board, return flights from London, domestic flights and various excursions. Departing regularly from 17 January until 6 November 2024.

Start in  Cairo  and make your way down to Aswan over a few days (though many shorter routes operate between  Aswan and Luxor  only). For a relaxing way to take in riverside scenery and some of Egypt’s most important historical sites, a river cruise is the ideal choice.

AP Touring’s  Egypt Discovery  trip takes you on a round trip from Cairo. You’ll cross thousands of years of history, starting with West Bank the Valley of the Kings, before a short flight to Aswan to explore Abu Simbel and a sighting of the landmark Pyramids of Giza near the Egyptian capital. The scenery along the route is exceptional, too, with palm trees, green spaces and mini oases dotted in between the yellow-hued rock.

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Exploring this land of castles and fairytales is a worthwhile European trip, with tours often starting in the pretty Dutch capital of Amsterdam and weaving across the German and French countryside, with the route broken up by cities such as Cologne, Dusseldorf and Strasbourg. Many of the towns located on the banks of the Rhine, such as Koblenz, are incredibly picturesque, with a range of medieval castles and natural sites like the Black Forest also featuring.

Ama Waterways provide a seven-night cruise that runs from Basel to Amsterdam. Get your cultural fix at either end of your trip in either of these two cities, before admiring the vistas around the Rhine Valley, the medieval castles that loom over towns like Heidelberg and the timber-framed buildings that line the streets of Riquewihr and Strasbourg. Stops in both Freiburg and Dusseldorf are also included, as well as an optional excursion to Cologne.

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The views around the Douro Valley are some of the best in Portugal , whether you’re sitting by the banks in Porto or admiring the verdant hills and vineyards around Pinhao. This region, well-known for its port production, has cruises lasting roughly one week that usually begin and end in Porto – where the river meets the Atlantic Ocean – with a brief crossing over into Spain and Salamanca.

The Riviera Travel package offers an affordable eight-day Douro option starting and ending in Porto , with two nights to explore Portugal’s magnificent second city (and to go on a guided tour of a well-known port producer). Days three and four take you to sleepy Castelo de Rodrigo and the historic Spanish city of Salamanca (with guided tours and time to explore at your leisure) before traversing the cascading vineyards of the valley on your way back to Porto via the beautiful Peso de Regua (and a local wine tasting).

From £1,599pp, including seven nights’ accommodation, full board, flights from a London airport, one excursion one each day and airport transfers. Departing regularly from 7 April 2024.

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Discovering the Deep South is often done by car, but with new routes recently from Viking Cruises, exploring Louisiana, Mississippi, Minnesota and Tennessee has never been more idyllic. The famed cities of New Orleans and Memphis can bookend your tour, with lesser-known locations such as Baton Rouge, Natchez and Darrow making up the other stops.

Opt for Viking’s ‘Heart of the Delta’ cruise to if you really want to immerse yourself in the Deep South. The cruise begins with a few days exploring the French influences and Creole cuisine of New Orleans , before moving on to Baton Rouge – a haven of Creole and Cajun culture – and then onto Natchez, the oldest city on the river. You’ll travel through other towns on the Mississippi – complete with walking tours or excursions to the Atchafalaya Swamp basin – before reaching Memphis, the atmospheric home of blues music.

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The Mekong flows through a host of Asia’s most fascinating countries, including Vietnam , Thailand , China and Cambodia. Most cruises only take in parts of Vietnam and Cambodia , though this mix of floating fishing villages, traditional markets and the two capitals of Ho Chi Minh City and Phnom Penh will be enough for most travellers. With Avalon Waterways , you’ll combine energetic, modern cities with some of the most vibrant culture in Asia and a history that is equal parts sobering and fascinating.

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From £4,229pp, including seven nights’ accommodation, full board and activities on each day of the trip. Departing regularly from 15 January to 11 March and from 12 August to 2 December 2024.

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Gagarin cup (khl) finals:  atlant moscow oblast vs. salavat yulaev ufa.

Much like the Elitserien Finals, we have a bit of an offense vs. defense match-up in this league Final.  While Ufa let their star top line of Alexander Radulov, Patrick Thoresen and Igor Grigorenko loose on the KHL's Western Conference, Mytischi played a more conservative style, relying on veterans such as former NHLers Jan Bulis, Oleg Petrov, and Jaroslav Obsut.  Just reaching the Finals is a testament to Atlant's disciplined style of play, as they had to knock off much more high profile teams from Yaroslavl and St. Petersburg to do so.  But while they did finish 8th in the league in points, they haven't seen the likes of Ufa, who finished 2nd. 

This series will be a challenge for the underdog, because unlike some of the other KHL teams, Ufa's top players are generally younger and in their prime.  Only Proshkin amongst regular blueliners is over 30, with the work being shared by Kirill Koltsov (28), Andrei Kuteikin (26), Miroslav Blatak (28), Maxim Kondratiev (28) and Dmitri Kalinin (30).  Oleg Tverdovsky hasn't played a lot in the playoffs to date.  Up front, while led by a fairly young top line (24-27), Ufa does have a lot of veterans in support roles:  Vyacheslav Kozlov , Viktor Kozlov , Vladimir Antipov, Sergei Zinovyev and Petr Schastlivy are all over 30.  In fact, the names of all their forwards are familiar to international and NHL fans:  Robert Nilsson , Alexander Svitov, Oleg Saprykin and Jakub Klepis round out the group, all former NHL players.

For Atlant, their veteran roster, with only one of their top six D under the age of 30 (and no top forwards under 30, either), this might be their one shot at a championship.  The team has never won either a Russian Superleague title or the Gagarin Cup, and for players like former NHLer Oleg Petrov, this is probably the last shot at the KHL's top prize.  The team got three extra days rest by winning their Conference Final in six games, and they probably needed to use it.  Atlant does have younger regulars on their roster, but they generally only play a few shifts per game, if that. 

The low event style of game for Atlant probably suits them well, but I don't know how they can manage to keep up against Ufa's speed, skill, and depth.  There is no advantage to be seen in goal, with Erik Ersberg and Konstantin Barulin posting almost identical numbers, and even in terms of recent playoff experience Ufa has them beat.  Luckily for Atlant, Ufa isn't that far away from the Moscow region, so travel shouldn't play a major role. 

I'm predicting that Ufa, winners of the last Superleague title back in 2008, will become the second team to win the Gagarin Cup, and will prevail in five games.  They have a seriously well built team that would honestly compete in the NHL.  They represent the potential of the league, while Atlant represents closer to the reality, as a team full of players who played themselves out of the NHL. 

• Atlant @ Ufa, Friday Apr 8 (3:00 PM CET/10:00 PM EST)
• Atlant @ Ufa, Sunday Apr 10 (1:00 PM CET/8:00 AM EST)
• Ufa @ Atlant, Tuesday Apr 12 (5:30 PM CET/12:30 PM EST)
• Ufa @ Atlant, Thursday Apr 14 (5:30 PM CET/12:30 PM EST)

Games 5-7 are as yet unscheduled, but every second day is the KHL standard, so expect Game 5 to be on Saturday, like an early start. 

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