Portugal · FOOD TOURS IN PORTO
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 food tours in Porto justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Learn to make Porto’s pastel de nata, sip Port wine, meet fellow food lovers, and take warm custard tarts home from this friendly 90-minute class.
“Very enjoyable and informative about the history of pastel de nata, and how to make them from scratch”
Learn to make Porto's pastel de nata with Port wine, local tips, a recipe to take home, and hands-on guidance at Domus Arte.
“this was so amazing! as a keen amateur baker I wanted to know all the secrets to making pasteis de natas & I was not disappointed! the recipe we got seemed easy to follow & very much fool proof. we made the delicious original flavour but got tips to improvise with our own flavourings as well. we'll see how well I can make them on my own- ha! thank you, what a lovely experience 🧁🫶🏽”
Taste Porto through breakfast, market bites, wine, and lunch on a small-group food tour with local guides and five traditional stops.
“An excellent introduction to the places to eat and drink in Porto. A great way to visit the city and learn about its history.”
Make Portuguese custard tarts with Berta in Porto, using homemade puff pastry, then enjoy three pastéis de nata with a glass of Port.
“We had a really lovely experience. Such a delightful experience. recommend to everyone. You will be bless with perfect pastel de nata and the recipe to bring back home!”
Make pastel de nata from dough to filling in Porto, with wine, Portuguese food stories, hands-on baking, and warm pastries to enjoy.
“Excellent teacher who had a lot of fun with the group! We learned how to make the dough and filling for Pastel de Nata.”
Learn to make Porto’s pastel de nata from scratch, sip local wine, and enjoy warm pastries in a friendly small-group workshop.
“A very engaging but non stressful opportunity to make the famous Portuguese Pasteis de Nata. Our host, Vanessa had a great sense of humour and guided the group expertly during the entire process.”
Eat your way through Porto with pastel de nata, bifana, petiscos, cheese, wine, and Port while exploring the historic center.
“What a great food tour. All the food and wine samples were excellent! Our guide was professional, informative, and fun! We took the tram from the cruise port to the excursion meeting point. Unfortunately, this was the day when Portugal, Spain and parts of France had a power failure. We continued on with our tour (who needs lights to eat cheese and drink wine), and our tour guide Philip went above and beyond to make sure we got back to our ship on time! He was the best! I would highly recommend this tour.”
Make Porto’s iconic pastel de nata, sip Port wine, and take warm custard tarts home in a friendly 90-minute class near Sé.
“I had a fun time in the class! The cooking class was very engaging, and the hosts were very friendly. I also received a lot of recommendations to make my trip more fun.”
Taste Porto’s classic dishes, four Ports, local wines, and a historic Gaia cellar on a small-group walking tour.
“A great tour with a very knowledgable and informative guide, giving the chance to try some local dishes and some very nice port. Highly recommended and good value for money.”
Taste Porto through pastel de nata, bifana, codfish cake, canned fish, wine and landmarks on a small-group walking tour.
“Seeing the sights, meeting the others in the group, and learning and tasting the local foods through our wonderful guide Jose.”
Taste Porto through bifanas, cod, green wine, beer, and Port on a guided evening walk with local food stops and city stories.
“Miguel our guide was wonderful, however the food/beverage experience was not worth the cost. A little more time between meals might have helped.”
Taste 10 Portuguese specialties on a private Porto walk, with local guides, port wine, pastel de nata, street art, and city history.
“This was a fabulous tour. Mayumi our guide took us to so many places. She was so knowledgeable and the variety of tastings were great. Our favourite was the seafood stop. Can highly recommend, it was definitely the best tour we did in Porto.”
Taste Porto through wine, tapas, local dishes, and dessert on a three-hour walking tour led by an English-speaking guide.
“Nice extensive tour, very interesting conversation and information about Portuguese life and food culture. Pedro really picked up on questions asked and we will always remember how the granny eats a Nata. (thanks Rodrigo)”
Learn to make Porto’s iconic pastel de nata with Berta, enjoy Port wine and leave with pastries and skills to bake them at home.
“What a lovely activity for our family of five. The setting was beautiful and Berta was so kind. Our pasties de natas turned out delicious. Can’t wait to make them again when we return home to Michigan.”
Explore the Douro Valley from Porto with a private guide, vineyard tastings, Pinhão lunch, grand views, and flexible door-to-door travel.
“We were with a group of six and rented a private van. Exactly in time the guide/driver collected us from our apartment in the city of Porto. The Mercedes van was brand new. We started with a trip of 1,5 hour to our first stop. A bridge over the Douro River. Sight seeing, beautiful landscape. Then a boat trip on the Douro river. On the banks of the river plenty of famous wineries. After that we visited a winery. White, rose and red wine tasting and self produced honey and olive oil. Nice ambiance. Time for the lunch. Another hour by car to the restaurant. Again lovely views of the…”
Pick a coastline, a cellar or a cave.
