Arrabida with wine and cheese tasting at Mourisca Tide Mill

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Sted: Lissabon

Varighed: 8 timer

Sprog: English, German, Portuguese

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Privat tur

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Private group

Transport fra hotellet

Transport included

Højdepunkter

See the other side of the Tagus River and become part of the beautiful landscape
Visit Sesimbra, with its beautiful bay and one of the main fishing ports in Portugal
Explore the Arrabida mountains and be amazed by the coastal landscape
Take a stroll at the Livramento Market in Setubal and feel like a local
Enjoy a tasting at Mourisca Tide Mill in the Sado Estuary Nature Reserve

Beskrivelse

The Setubal Peninsula offers its visitors the best of both worlds. A beautiful coastline with an emphasis on the Arrabida mountains and beaches painted in light shades of translucent blue, passing by the wineries of Palmela, Azeitão and Setubal where superior quality wines are produced.

Start your day by crossing the April 25 Bridge towards the south bank of the Tagus River. Visit Sesimbra with its beautiful bay and one of the main fishing ports in Portugal. Discover the Castle of Sesimbra and end your visit with a tasting of its most typical sweet: Farinha Torrada.

Continue along the peaks of Arrabida Mountain, which gives the name to the Arrabida Natural Park, and upon arrival in Setubal visit the Livramento Market where fresh products from the sea and land are sold from Tuesday to Sunday.

A wine and Azeitão cheese tasting will be waiting for you in a quiet environment at Mourisca Tide Mill in the Sado Estuary Nature Reserve. On your return to Lisbon cross the Vasco da Gama Bridge, one of the longest bridges in the world.

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Vigtig information

The maximum number of people per group is 8. If you want to book for larger groups, please book twice (up to 16 people)
Please provide your accommodation address in Lisbon at checkout to arrange the pickup
We recommend you wear comfortable clothes and shoes

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