Half Day Private Tour of Porto and Afurada Village on a Tuk Tuk

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Batalha Square, located in Porto's historic center, is a lively and important spot in the city. Surrounded by beautiful buildings, including the iconic São João National Theatre, it serves as a hub for local life and cultural events. The square offers a great starting point for exploring nearby attractions, such as the Church of Santo Ildefonso.

Fontainhas Viewpoint

The bridge on Luis 1st bridge was built between 1881 and 1886 by the engineer Théophile Seyrigby Gustave Eiffel and Maria Pia Bridge, built by Gustave Eiffel.

You will admire the “Palacio da Bolsa”. Construction began October 6, 1842, Tuscan and neoclassical architecture of the eighteenth century, as well as English and Arabic influences. Inside the Arab living parallelogram is beautiful.

The Church of São Francisco, located in Porto's historic center, is one of the city's most remarkable landmarks. Built in the 14th century, it features Gothic architecture and a stunning Baroque interior covered in gold leaf. The church also houses catacombs and a museum, making it an important cultural site to visit.

Palácio de Cristal, located in Porto, is surrounded by beautiful gardens offering stunning views of the Douro River. Originally built in the 19th century, the palace was replaced by the Rosa Mota Pavilion, but its romantic landscaped gardens remain a favorite spot for walks and relaxation. With fountains, sculptures, and panoramic viewpoints, it’s a peaceful escape in the heart of the city.

Serra do Pilar, located in Vila Nova de Gaia, offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of Porto and the Douro River. This UNESCO World Heritage site is home to a 16th-century monastery with a distinctive circular church. Visitors can enjoy the stunning landscape and learn about the rich history of the region.

Cais de Gaia, located on the southern bank of the Douro River in Vila Nova de Gaia, offers stunning views of Porto’s historic Ribeira district. Famous for its wine cellars, where the world-renowned Port wine is aged, it’s a popular destination for wine tasting and riverside dining. The lively promenade is perfect for strolling, with its picturesque scenery and vibrant atmosphere.

You will go under Ponte da Arrábida, a concrete bridge measuring 615 meters long and 27 meters wide which connects the South to the North of Portugal and which represented a significant development for the whole country. This project was conducted by the engineer Edgar Cardoso and inaugurated on 22 June 1963.

Explore typical fishermen village São Pedro da Afurada known for its traditions and among others for its festival in honor of São Pedro (St. Peter), patron saint of fishermen in the end of June. Stroll the cobblestone-lined streets with typical houses tiled with azulejos, you might enjoy eating the catch of the day and notably grilled sardines served with « Broa de Avintes» under the watchful eye of this fishing community.

The Marina do Douro “Douro Marina” is a marina with 300 moorings for boats. This is a new concept that unites sport, leisure, tourism and nature in an innovative range of services and activities, aimed at resting sailors but also for boat lovers.

Afurada is a charming fishing village in Vila Nova de Gaia, known for its traditional way of life and vibrant maritime culture. Located at the mouth of the Douro River, it’s famous for its seafood restaurants, colorful houses, and local fish markets. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere, explore the picturesque streets, and experience authentic Portuguese coastal traditions.