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Setúbal is a land of fascinating contrasts, where the majestic Serra da Arrábida meets the Atlantic Ocean, creating a unique and breathtaking landscape. This tour is a comprehensive journey through the rich diversity of this region, showcasing the natural, cultural, and gastronomic wonders that make it truly special.
Explore the beauty of the Serra da Arrábida, one of the most beautiful mountain ranges in Portugal, known for its breathtaking landscapes and outdoor activities. Continue your journey to the nearby Atlantic Ocean, where the salty aroma of the sea blends with the fresh breeze, creating a revitalizing atmosphere.
In the heart of Setúbal, discover the winemaking tradition that dates back centuries. Visit a local winery, chosen according to your preferences, and immerse yourself in the unique characteristics of Setúbal wines. From fortified wines to reds and whites, each sip tells the story of the region’s rich and diverse terroir.
This is more than a wine tour; it’s a journey through the soul of Setúbal, where natural elements, vibrant culture, and winemaking tradition intertwine to create a memorable experience. Book now and let us guide you through this fascinating and complete land.
We pick you up and drop you off wherever you are, in Lisbon, Porto, and nearby regions. Please inquire for details.
Time to be arranged.
Expect a comprehensive experience exploring the richness of Setúbal, from the stunning Serra da Arrábida to the proximity of the ocean. The tour includes a visit to the local winery, chosen by the customer, unveiling the charms of the region and the unique characteristics of Setúbal wines.
This tour can be fully customized to include a visit to two wineries, providing a more extensive and diversified experience.
I had no experience in wine tasting, and it was really cool to have participated because, in addition to having fun with friends, I was able to better perceive the aromas and nuances that I couldn’t notice before. Thanks to the entire team.
