• Pastelaria Cego - It is the place of choice to buy and taste the famous “Esses” cinnamon biscuits and typical Azeitão pies. There is also the unique and traditional sweet “Meme” that you will miss (Purchases made by the customer)

• Azeitao - Located in the Serra da Arrábida Natural Park, the Azeitão area comprises several characteristic villages, most notably Vila Fresca and Vila Nogueira, which adopted the names of the farms around which they developed.

A visit to Azeitão should also be an opportunity to taste the excellent products of the region such as cheeses, the famous pies and wines, in which table wines from the Piriquita variety and Moscatel de Setúbal stand out.

(Passage through the center of Azeitão and possibility of stopping to taste the famous Azeitão pies)

• Bacalhoa Palace and Estate - Visit the luxurious wine cellars of “Quinta da Bacalhoa” with a local guide, classified as the best wine tourism company in Portugal. Wine tasting of 3 renowned wines
• Azulejos de Azeitao - Handmade manufacture of traditional tiles, made and painted by hand and which this tile factory maintains as a manual tile manufacturing process, used since the 18th century.

During the guided tour, visitors are explained all the stages of the manufacturing process, including the possibility of painting their own tile.

• Setubal - Setúbal, a coastal city in Portugal, enchants with its stunning beaches, such as Figueirinha and Galápos, and its rich gastronomy, highlighted by fresh seafood and muscat wine. The charming historic center reveals ancient churches and picturesque architecture. Nearby, the Arrábida Natural Park offers trails and panoramic views. The busy port and Dolphinarium are also points of interest. Setúbal is a multifaceted destination, combining history, cuisine and natural beauty in a unique way.

(Possible lunch stop included)

• Parque Natural da Arrabida - Take spectacular photos of the Arrábida Natural Park over the Atlantic Ocean
• Sesimbra - Sesimbra is a photogenic town that attracts both Lisbon residents and other tourists. This town, which has been dedicated to fishing for centuries, has a beautiful and bright fishing port, where you can see the funny boats; the sand is fine and golden and the waters are turquoise; There is an interesting architectural heritage, dominated by the Castle of Sesimbra, of Arab origin and located on a hill next to the town.

(Possible lunch stop included)

• Cabo Espichel - Cabo Espichel is a captivating tourist destination that combines history and stunning landscapes. It stands out for the Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora do Cabo, a 17th century church, and the lighthouse built in the 18th century. In addition to its historical heritage, it offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, hiking trails and a peaceful atmosphere. The place is ideal for enjoying the sunset and exploring the local biodiversity. Open to the public, Cabo Espichel is a diverse destination, attracting history enthusiasts and nature lovers, providing a unique experience on the Portuguese coast.
• Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei - An unmissable tourist spot, both for its spaciousness and peaceful atmosphere and for the beautiful view and monuments around it, one of the ideal places to watch the sunset over Lisbon
• Cais do Ginjal - Fantastic place to watch the sunset and with a beautiful view of Lisbon! The pier itself is a surreal and immersive experience wrapped in an environment of total abandonment of some areas and which invites you to explore a little more.

• Free entry to the Azeitão Tile Factory
• Local guide specializing in tourism services
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Ticket included for Quinta da Bacalhôa and Palace
• Alcoholic beverages

• Lunch
• Tickets to other unlisted monuments
• Snacks

Embark on an unforgettable adventure exploring the southern region of Lisbon along the renowned South Bank, lovingly known as the “South Bank of the Bridge.”

Uncover the charm of Sesimbra, a quaint fishing village where time appears to stand still, and be captivated by the stunning landscapes of Arrábida Natural Park, where lush mountains meet the clear blue sea.

Step back in time with a visit to one of Portugal’s oldest and most esteemed wineries, Quinta da Bacalhoa, featuring a wine tasting and guided tour. Experience the aromas and flavors that narrate the story of this exceptional terroir.

Conclude the day at the iconic Santuario do Cristo Rei, offering panoramic views of Lisbon and the Tejo, and enjoy an unforgettable sunset at Cais do Ginjal, the backdrop of the famous series La Casa de Papel.

This is an ideal experience for enthusiasts of nature, history, and wine who wish to explore the finest of the south bank with comfort, authenticity, and unique moments.

Seize the opportunity to enjoy this special day filled with unforgettable discoveries!

• LGBTQIA+ friendly
• Ideal to avoid queues
• Ideal for groups of up to 20 people
• This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If canceled due to not reaching the minimum number, you will be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.
• This is a private activity/tour. Only your group will participate
• The minimum age for wine tasting is 18 years old

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.