A two-hour walking loop through Porto - taken in a gentle rain - that delivers blue-tiled stations, sweeping rooftop views, riverside charm, and a taste of Gaia - literally, thanks to a smooth, berry-rich ruby port at historic Burmester. The rain only made the city’s colours pop, proving Porto is pure magic in any weather.

On a quick stop between Lisbon and Porto, I wandered a stunning loop around Nazaré’s cliffs — from breathtaking lookout points to a rugged sea cave where fishermen once sought shelter. With calm seas and salty air, it was a perfect short adventure packed with history, nature, and a little picnic by the waves.

A short stop on our coach trip through Portugal, Óbidos offered a perfect bite-sized slice of history and charm. Think medieval walls, tiled churches, scenic viewpoints, and a sweet shot of Ginja to top it off.

Got just two hours in Lisbon? Perfect. This easy, mostly downhill walking loop takes you from the buzzing Rossio Square up to some of the city’s best viewpoints, historic neighborhoods, and iconic landmarks - all wrapped up with a traditional shot of ginginha served in a chocolate cup. Whether you’re a first-timer or just looking for a quick but rich Lisbon fix, this guided stroll will have you falling for the city’s charm, hills and all.