LISBON·FOR GROUPS ONLY

The city is
better together

Tuk-tuks, boats, wine and back roads — a collection of ways to discover Lisbon as a group, built for parties of 12 or more.

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With Go Discover Portugal, a group trip to Lisbon doesn’t have to be a challenge to organise. We handle every detail, from logistics to genuinely original experiences that go beyond the usual tourist track — relaxed, sociable ways for a group to discover the city together, at its own pace. Below is a selection of our favourites; call us on +351 938 328 865 or use the form to get started.

On wheels

Luxury tuk-tuk tours

Climb aboard an electric tuk-tuk and explore Lisbon’s narrow streets and steep hills in comfort. Fully customised routes come with pickup and drop-off at your preferred location, tailored to your group’s interests — add local snacks, a museum stop, wine or cocktail tastings, a picnic, Fado, or lunch and dinner along the way.

Quiet, zero-emission, and small enough to reach places larger vehicles can’t. We operate by reservation only, with no fixed time slots, so the whole route flexes around your group.

Food tours & wine tasting

Lisbon’s food and wine traditions run as deep as its architecture. Our Wine and Tapas Tour is a relaxed 4-hour walk from Baixa through Chiado to Bairro Alto, tasting traditional petiscos at four venues along the way — from local and traditional to trendy and modern — each paired with a glass of wine.

Guides are Lisbon natives certified in tours, wine or gastronomy, fluent in English, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian and Dutch. Pastry tours and a Fado of Alfama tour are also available, year-round.

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On the water

Sailing boat tours

Few views of Lisbon compare to the one from the Tagus itself, the river the city was built around. Our sailing boats fit 8 to 10 people each, with larger boats available for bigger groups — a relaxing, refreshing way to see the city from the water, with a professional skipper throughout.

Private motorboat cruises

A comfortable way to take in Lisbon from the Tagus, with indoor shelter and an open terrace on board. Every cruise includes a drink, with catering available on request — or bring your own. Sailboats and yachts are also available, for groups of up to 340.

From €500 for 2 hours, €700 for 4 hours, or €900 for 6 hours, including crew, a drink per person, a snack, insurance and VAT.

Guided tours of Lisbon

Whatever your group’s interest, there’s a way to explore Lisbon that fits it. Walking tours remain the best way in — food and gastronomy, culture and history, wine, or straightforward sightseeing through the city’s most beautiful districts.

Prefer not to walk? Segway and electric car tours reach the narrow streets quietly; our Beetle tours seat 3 per car with a licensed guide and can extend to a full day including Sintra. All tours run in English, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian and Dutch, custom-built for groups of 12 or more.

Catamaran tours

For a different kind of gathering on the water, Go Mary is a catamaran custom-built in Portugal for groups of up to 150. A large open deck and sheltered indoor space overlooking the water and city make it a striking setting for an event, party or cocktail reception in the bay of Lisbon — bar on board, catering, music and entertainment available on request.

Beyond the city: Arrabida

Just 30km south of Lisbon, the Serra da Arrabida pairs mountainous landscapes with long sandy beaches, vineyards and three characterful towns — Palmela, known for its wines and Moorish castle; Setubal, home to Portugal’s last resident bottlenose dolphins; and Sesimbra, a lively beach town and the starting point for most of the area’s activities.

Our jeep tours, pickup from Lisbon included, take groups off the tarmac and into the landscape — past castles, hidden capes and the vineyards behind the region’s celebrated Moscatel and Palmela wines. The same jeep pickup pairs easily with coasteering, caving, dolphin watching by boat, kayaking among the coves, buggy tours across the sandy trails, and wine tasting at the estates on the higher slopes.