



by TakingUThere
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€250This private tour lasts about six hours and departs from Lisbon to the Setúbal Wine Region. Travelers visit either three wineries or two wineries plus a full lunch in a small family-run restaurant in Palmela village, depending on the chosen option. The tour is led by a professional guide and limited to the group only. The excursion always includes a visit to the José Maria da Fonseca winery, which has been family-owned since 1834 and is one of Portugal's oldest. Other possible stops include Quinta do Alcube, a century-old family winery focusing on traditional agricultural winemaking, a small village winery representing the region's smaller producers, and Casa Mãe da Rota de Vinhos, which represents all 24 wineries of the Setúbal region. Participants taste between 7 and 10 wines total, along with traditional cheese breads and local products depending on the tour option. Hotel or Airbnb pickup and drop-off in Lisbon or from the cruise port is included. Transportation is provided in a private air-conditioned car or van. Entrance fees to all visited wineries are covered. Lunch is included only on tours that select the two-winery plus lunch option and is not available on Mondays.
Lisbon
The tour starts in Lisbon with pickup from hotels, Airbnbs, or the cruise port. From here, the group travels to the Setúbal Wine Region to visit wineries and taste local wines. Depending on the selected option, travelers will visit three wineries or two wineries plus have lunch in a village restaurant.
35 min
Jose Maria de Fonseca
This winery has been family-owned since 1834 and is one of Portugal's oldest. Visitors learn about the winery's history and sample some of its wines. This winery is always included in the tour itinerary.
60 min
Quinta do Alcube
Quinta do Alcube is a family-owned winery established in 1913. The visit includes tasting their wines and learning about the agricultural aspects of winemaking practiced here.
60 min
Small Village Winery
Depending on the tour selection and availability, the group may visit this small family-owned winery in one of the local villages. It is the smallest winery in the region, providing insight into traditional and current winemaking practices.
60 min
Casa Mae da Rota de Vinhos
This winery represents all 24 wineries of the Setúbal region united in one location. Visitors can see and taste wines from different producers, showcasing the region's various terroirs, styles, and types.
60 min
Palmela
If the lunch option is chosen, the full meal is served in a small, family-owned restaurant in the Palmela village. The meal includes entrees, a main dish (fish or meat), dessert, and a beverage such as wine or another drink.
60 min




by TakingUThere
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€250This private tour lasts about six hours and departs from Lisbon to the Setúbal Wine Region. Travelers visit either three wineries or two wineries plus a full lunch in a small family-run restaurant in Palmela village, depending on the chosen option. The tour is led by a professional guide and limited to the group only. The excursion always includes a visit to the José Maria da Fonseca winery, which has been family-owned since 1834 and is one of Portugal's oldest. Other possible stops include Quinta do Alcube, a century-old family winery focusing on traditional agricultural winemaking, a small village winery representing the region's smaller producers, and Casa Mãe da Rota de Vinhos, which represents all 24 wineries of the Setúbal region. Participants taste between 7 and 10 wines total, along with traditional cheese breads and local products depending on the tour option. Hotel or Airbnb pickup and drop-off in Lisbon or from the cruise port is included. Transportation is provided in a private air-conditioned car or van. Entrance fees to all visited wineries are covered. Lunch is included only on tours that select the two-winery plus lunch option and is not available on Mondays.
Lisbon
The tour starts in Lisbon with pickup from hotels, Airbnbs, or the cruise port. From here, the group travels to the Setúbal Wine Region to visit wineries and taste local wines. Depending on the selected option, travelers will visit three wineries or two wineries plus have lunch in a village restaurant.
35 min
Jose Maria de Fonseca
This winery has been family-owned since 1834 and is one of Portugal's oldest. Visitors learn about the winery's history and sample some of its wines. This winery is always included in the tour itinerary.
60 min
Quinta do Alcube
Quinta do Alcube is a family-owned winery established in 1913. The visit includes tasting their wines and learning about the agricultural aspects of winemaking practiced here.
60 min
Small Village Winery
Depending on the tour selection and availability, the group may visit this small family-owned winery in one of the local villages. It is the smallest winery in the region, providing insight into traditional and current winemaking practices.
60 min
Casa Mae da Rota de Vinhos
This winery represents all 24 wineries of the Setúbal region united in one location. Visitors can see and taste wines from different producers, showcasing the region's various terroirs, styles, and types.
60 min
Palmela
If the lunch option is chosen, the full meal is served in a small, family-owned restaurant in the Palmela village. The meal includes entrees, a main dish (fish or meat), dessert, and a beverage such as wine or another drink.
60 min