Tours & tickets

Livramento Market

Meeting point is in Lisbon by the zoo, an easy and acessible point to everyone. Ride in a confortable van or jeep to our hometown, Setubal. Enjoy the views at the famous clone of the golden gate bridge and the replica of one of the seven wonders of the world. The first stop will be at the Market of Livramento, one of the best in the world according to the American magazine The Times. After enjoying a typical fishermen's breakfast and seeing the local offer of fresh food and products, head to the Arrábida Nature Park. Get a panoramic view over the park at the highest viewpoint. Take a swim at one of the most idyllic beaches and discover a hidden cave not known by many. Lunch takes place in a true portuguese restaurant by the sea with freshest ingredients you could ask for and finish the day by visiting one of the local wineries for a tour and wine tasting of 3 different wines. Return happy, full, tired and with new friends!

Explore the “Livramento” Market in Setúbal, which has been considered one of the world's best markets. Don’t eat a heavy breakfast because here we are going to try one of the best Portuguese cheeses with rustic made bread. You also will discover a vast variety of fresh seafood and fish, fruits and vegetables, traditional pastries and regional agriculture products. Take a scenic drive along the mountain road and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Arrábida Natural Park overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Sado River, and the city of Setúbal. Have a stop at the most beautiful viewpoint to breathe in the pure and calming air Visit the oldest wine cellar in the region, "José Maria da Fonseca," to taste the first red table wine of Portugal and the world-famous purple Moscatel, which is exclusively grown on the Setubal Peninsula. The wine cellar tour provides a fascinating insight into the history of the winery and the wine-making process, and the tasting experience is a must-try for any wine enthusiast. Savor the unique flavors and aromas of the region's finest wines, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Portugal's wine-making traditions. Discover the traditional Portuguese methods of tile making at the "Azulejos de Azeitão" tile factory. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how the beautiful ceramic tiles are made, painted, and glazed by skilled artisans. After the tour, take some time to explore the factory's shop, where you can find a wide variety of authentic handmade souvenirs. Visit the "Quinta da Bacalhoa" winery, one of the top destinations for enotourism in Portugal. Explore the winery's vast art collection, which includes 2000-year-old olive trees and other impressive pieces. Marvel at the beautiful cellars where the wines are stored and aged. Finally, end your visit with a wine tasting of three of the winery's most renowned wines. Take a leisurely stroll along the ancient wall of the 9th-century Moorish Castle and savor the panoramic views of the stunning Arrabida and Sintra mountains, Lisbon, and the picturesque fishing village of Sesimbra. This is a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the region while enjoying the breathtaking scenery. Don't forget your camera to capture the stunning views and make unforgettable memories. End the tour with a spectacular panoramic view of Lisbon and the iconic 25 April bridge from Cristo Rei, a towering statue of Christ with outstretched arms that overlooks the city. Take a moment to soak in the stunning scenery and capture some memorable photos before the relaxing return trip to Lisbon. Experience a thrilling return journey to your hotel as you cross the longest suspension bridge in Europe. It's the perfect way to end your day of exploration and adventure.

Take a trip from Lisbon to Setúbal for a day of fun in the sun and the sea. Dive into the town's history and seafaring heritage on a walking tour. Take a ferry ride to the Troia Peninsula dotted with pine forested sand dunes. Then, in Comporta, mount your horse and gallop off to the beach. Explore Setúbal, the most important center of Portugal's fishing industry. Visit the bustling fish market of  Mercado do Livramento, the historic center, the Monastery of Jesus, and the São Filipe Fortress where you can soak in one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Next, head towards Comporta on a 25-minute ferry ride, admiring the beauty of the Troia's coast, one of the world’s longest uninterrupted stretches of sand, and keep your eye peeled for dolphins. Upon arrival in Comporta, a protected natural reserve suspended between sea and rice fields, get ready for horseback riding with instructions from your guide. Ride your horse across rice paddies, pine forests, and sand dunes until you reach the Atlantic coast. At the end of the tour, return to the center of Lisbon in a comfortable minibus. Before bidding farewell to your guide, get recommendations on things to do during the rest of your stay in Lisbon.

Cross the river Tagus to discover the Palmela Castle, situated on a strategic hilltop, providing panoramic views of the peninsula, until the river Sado. The castle features a mix of architectural styles, reflecting its long history of important battles. Visit the vibrant and historic city of Setúbal, with a strong maritime and fishing tradition. Enjoy local flavors and traditional portuguese products at the Livramento Market (closed on Mondays). Travel along the coastal roads of the Arrábida Natural Park. The oceanview is nothing short of breathtaking, offering a stunning panorama of the Atlantic Ocean encompassing the azure and crystal-clear waters, creating a striking contrast against the golden sandy beaches. Delight yourself in Azeitão, renowned for its typical cheese, delicious pastries and wineries that produces a variety of wines, including reds, whites, and muscatel. Be surprised by the traditional methods of tile making, reproducing one of the most prominent features in portuguese architecture for centuries. This side of the river Tagus, the Christ the King Shrine is a religious monument and viewpoint where you can spend time contemplating the iconic statue of Jesus and take photos of the Lisbon skyline, which is particularly stunning frome there.

Family Program Offer - Children up to 12 years old do not pay Get ready for stunning scenery, incredible beaches, historical sites, and delicious cuisine, ending at the iconic Christ King. Setúbal, one of the most beautiful bays in the world, with the Livramento Market, famous for its variety of fruits, fresh fish, and local produce. The Fortaleza de San Filipe, an old fort that offers stunning views of the ocean and the city, and the Arrábida Natural Park, famous for its paradisiacal beaches. Palmela, a picturesque village with a stunning medieval castle. an old fortress that offers incredible views of the region. Sesimbra, a charming village, with the Fortaleza de Santiago, the majestic Castelo de Sesimbra, and the wonderful sanctuary of Nossa Senhora do Cabo Espichel. The Christ King, an impressive monument that offers stunning views over the city of Lisbon. This tour is a unique opportunity to explore the rich history, culture and stunning landscapes of this region.

Hey, history, culture, wine, and nature lovers! Tour with me, Carolina, a local, interpretive guide to one of the most beautiful bays in the world. This is a fun, informative private tour, made for you. We'll take breaks, stop for pictures, and have free time to explore. Our tour will begin at the São Domingos viewpoint, where you will have your first immersive view and an overview of our day's plan. Livramento Market This market was awarded one of the world's best fish markets in 2015. Inside, the incredible tiles by Pedro Pinto, dating from 1929, depict the story of Setúbal’s agricultural and fishing activities. Find a variety of fish, fruits, vegetables, and aromatic herbs. Enjoy some samples from local producers. The Convent of Jesus In the heart of the city is the illustrious Convent of Jesus dates back to the 15th century (1490). It was the first convent of Manueline architecture and one of the few that survived the 1755 earthquake. This work by the Manueline architect Boitaca creates an atmosphere of peace and silence, also alluding to the complexity of the Manueline style and the golden age of Portuguese discoveries. The complex and mysterious artistic style, where every small detail has a deeper meaning. Arrábida Gap - During our journey, we will be able to see the Arrábida Gap, one of the notable features of the Arrábida Mountains, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2021. Delicious Lunch break- Stop on the Setúbal Pier promenade, where you can choose one of the many restaurants where you will find fresh fish from the region, not forgetting the irresistible and crispy fried cuttlefish (Choco Frito)— a traditional dish of the city. In any of the restaurants, enjoy the view of the blue river, the Sado. After our wonderful lunch, we will continue our journey to the picturesque village of Azeitão. Azeitão is a region has always been known for its wines and cheeses. It was also a resting place for the nobility due to its particular climate and its proximity to Lisbon. In Azeitão, we will visit: Azulejos de Azeitão A visit to a craft workshop in a very intimate and family atmosphere, where we will learn about tiles in a traditional way, from their origin, how they are made, the meaning of their colors, ornamentation, and the final product. Wine tasting at Quinta de Alcube Located in the heart of the Serra da Arrábida Natural Park, where dedication, love, and nature are present from the grape harvest to the final result. Visiting the local family-owned winery and tasting its wines is like capturing this magnificent natural landscape in a bottle. Enjoy a tasting of five wines (two whites, two reds, and one late harvest). Serra da Arrábida You will be able to enjoy the wonderful landscape and the content of the mountains. Without a doubt, you will be enchanted by one of the most incredible and profoundly beautiful places in Portugal. I can't wait to show you the hidden secrets of my country! -- Carolina

Meet your guide in Lisbon city center and embark on a journey to Palácio da Bacalhôa, a magnificent estate that embodies the grandeur of Portuguese wine culture. As you make your way to the winery, you’ll cross the stunning Tagus River, soaking in breathtaking views from the iconic 25 de Abril Bridge – a perfect prelude to your adventure! Upon arrival, you will be greeted by a local guide who will introduce you to the history of the Bacalhôa family and their influence on the region’s winemaking traditions. In addition to its rich winemaking history, Palácio da Bacalhôa is also renowned for its impressive art collection. This collection enhances the cultural experience of the winery, offering visitors a unique perspective on the integration of art and wine in the region. Begin your visit with a tour of the Quinta da Bacalhôa vineyards, where you will learn about the grape varieties, wine growing, and winemaking processes unique to this region. Next, step back in time as you explore a 15th century building within the estate, followed by a visit to the beautifully manicured Buxo Gardens and the enchanting Casa do Lago. This part of the tour will culminate in a wine tasting session where you will savor three exquisite wines: One white, One red and One muscatel. After the winery experience, travel to the charming city of Setubal, renowned as the heart of Portugal’s fishing industry. Begin with a visit to the Mercado do Livramento, where you’ll enjoy a tasting of local delicacies paired with a glass of wine, immersing yourself in the region’s vibrant gastronomic culture. Next, explore Setúbal’s historic center, including the Jesus Convent, a National Monument. The tour culminates with a visit to the São Filipe Castle, where you can admire the stunning Capela Joanina and take in breathtaking views of the Setubal Bay, considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Finally, return to Lisbon with a deep appreciation for Portuguese wine and culinary traditions, having experienced a day filled with historical and cultural wonders.

Itinerary from Lisbon Hey, history, culture, wine, and nature lovers! Join me, Carolina, a local, interpretive guide to one of the most beautiful bays in the world. This is a fun, informative private tour, made for you. We'll take breaks, stop for pictures, and have free time to explore. We'll travel to Setúbal to the São Domingos viewpoint, where you will have your first immersive view. Livramento Market This market was awarded one of the world's best fish markets in 2015. Inside, the incredible tiles by Pedro Pinto, dating from 1929, depict the story of Setúbal’s agricultural and fishing activities. Find a variety of fish, fruits, vegetables, and aromatic herbs. Enjoy some samples from local producers. The Convent of Jesus In the heart of the city is the illustrious Convent of Jesus dates back to the 15th century (1490). It was the first convent of Manueline architecture and one of the few that survived the 1755 earthquake. This work by the Manueline architect Boitaca creates an atmosphere of peace and silence, also alluding to the complexity of the Manueline style and the golden age of Portuguese discoveries. The complex and mysterious artistic style, where every small detail has a deeper meaning. Arrábida Gap - During our journey, we will be able to see the Arrábida Gap, one of the notable features of the Arrábida Mountains, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2021. Delicious lunch break- Stop on the Setúbal Pier promenade, where you can choose one of the many restaurants where you will find fresh fish from the region, not forgetting the irresistible and crispy fried cuttlefish (Choco Frito)— a traditional dish of the city. In any of the restaurants, enjoy the view of the blue river, the Sado. After lunch, we will continue our journey to the picturesque village of Azeitão. Azeitão is a region has always been known for its wines and cheeses. It was also a resting place for the nobility due to its particular climate and its proximity to Lisbon. In Azeitão, we will visit: Azulejos de Azeitão A visit to a craft workshop in a very intimate and family atmosphere, where we will learn about tiles in a traditional way, from their origin, how they are made, the meaning of their colors, ornamentation, and the final product. Wine tasting at Quinta de Alcube Located in the heart of the Serra da Arrábida Natural Park, where dedication, love, and nature are present from the grape harvest to the final result. Visiting the local family-owned, winery and tasting its wines is like capturing this magnificent natural landscape in a bottle. Enjoy a tasting of five wines (two whites, two reds, and one late harvest). Serra da Arrábida You will be able to enjoy the wonderful landscape and the content of the mountains. Without a doubt, you will be enchanted by one of the most incredible and profoundly beautiful places in Portugal. Travel back to Lisbon following our tour. I can't wait to show you the hidden secrets of my country! -- Carolina

In a full day private tour you can defined with your guide what to visit in Setúbal, Palmela, Arrábida Natural Park and Sesimbra. We advise to depart from Lisbon to Setúbal to explore the historic Livramento Market known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse array of fresh produce, local cheeses, and seafood. Head to Palmela Castle to learn about this well-preserved castle offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, including the picturesque town of Palmela and the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy a scenic drive to Arrábida Natural Park , known for its lush landscapes and coastal beauty. Take a leisurely stroll, short hike, or simply bask in the natural beauty of the park. Indulge in an exclusive wine-tasting session guided by knowledgeable experts who will share the nuances of each exquisite wine. Revel in a delectable lunch at a carefully selected restaurant a local restaurant, savoring traditional Portuguese cuisine that reflects the flavors of the region. Continue your exploration of Portuguese wines with another distinguished winery. Learn about their winemaking techniques, stroll through the vineyards, and savor more delightful wines. Engage in a private viewing at a traditional Tiles Factory, gaining exclusive access to the artisans at work. Learn about the intricate process of crafting these timeless pieces. As the day concludes, travel back on board your air-conditioned vehicle and admirethe the stunning views of the cityscape and the Tagus River when crossing the iconic 25 de Abril Bridge as you make the way back to Lisbon with ARR Tours.

Leave Lisbon behind and go over the bridge "Ponte 25 de Abril", known as "The Golden Gate", so called after the fall of the fascist regime in 1974 about the freedom of the Portuguese people. You will glimpse from above the Tejo estuary which constitutes a protected natural reserve and is a nursery for several species of marine fish and water birds. At low tide, you also will be able to see the locals harvesting clams. Head south along the magnificent coastline and marvel at the beaches, landscapes, and vineyards of Costa Azul Promontory National Park, which includes Sesimbra e Arrábida Natural Park. Discover the deepest lagoons in Portugal until you reach the westernmost point of Vila de Sesimbra: Cabo Espichel. On this Portuguese promontory, the bravest will be able to glimpse the vertiginous and abysmal Lagosteiros Bay. Visit the picturesque fishing village of Sesimbra, located next to a sheltered bay, conquered by our king D. Afonso Henriques in 1165, and discover its Medieval Moorish Castle. It's time for a break and to relax. Take a walk along the sea or take a break at a local bakery and taste a good Portuguese coffee. Keep heading south to Serra da Arrábida natural park, a place of infinite beauty between the mountains and the sea. Prepare to be amazed by unparalleled landscapes and take incredible photos. The current fauna includes, among others, the fox, the wild boar, the Bonelli's eagle, and the royal swift. The park is a protected area, and certain places can only be accessed with special permission, but no worries, we have passage. Enjoy a delicious lunch by the sea and taste fresh local products. Enjoy a glass of wine and delight with a magnificent fresh grilled fish, such as a beautiful Robalo, caught in our seas or try the local “Choco Frito”, a Portuguese version of “Fish&Chips”. Take a walk along the beach and enjoy nature. In summer you may want to swim in our turquoise waters, but be prepared for a vigorous swim. It's time to continue our tour and to begin our wine tasting. Have a delicious Moscatel Wine inside a Castle and enjoy a unique view over the Sado River. Visit two local own-property wineries and taste several awarded wines. Stroll through the vineyards and visit the wine factory to see the wine-making process. Explore a small wine museum with artifacts dating back to the Roman era. Travelers love visiting this unrivaled wine-producing region, which boasts some of the best wine products in Europe. Visit a local tile crafts house and complement your wine-tasting experience with some of the best local pastries and indulge in mouth-watering regional sweets. It is now time to return to Lisbon, but not without first visiting the incredible Cristo Rei monument, which is one of the most emblematic symbols of the Lisbon region, and end your day with a fantastic sunset.