LISBON
Lisbon’s best days out.
Our pick of the 9 most popular hiking & trekking, with what each one includes, what it costs, and who runs it.
Lisbon day trip that blends Sintra fairytale sights with a coastal hike from Cabo da Roca to Praia da Adraga, small group and guided.
Most Popular
Hike in Arrábida Natural Park from Lisbon for $47. Get sea-and-mountain views, local history, and guide-led plant geology.
“Francisco was very knowledgeable on the regions. He described the plants and how they were used— even carried a book to check facts. It was great to get out of the city of Lisbon into the quiet. We’re hikers and truly enjoyed the natural area Nora Palmatier”
Small-group Lisbon hiking along the Atlantic coast from Praia das Bicas to dinosaur footprints, secret coves, and fossil beach stops in Arrábida.
“The tour ir fantastict!!!!!!! It is unique! The wild west cost of the beautiful part of Portugal with a very kind and great guide! André! It worth every penny and sweat!”
Hike Portugal’s Arrábida cliffs on a 12.7 km route to Europe’s highest limestone cliff, with guided nature stops and sea views.
“This was such an incredible hike! Rui was a wonderful, personable, and knowledgeable guide. The views are a must see if you are visiting Portugal. I highly recommend the spring so you can see the beautiful wildflowers. 10/10!”
A guided hike from Évora or Montemor-o-Novo to Almendres Megalithic monuments, with Castelo stop, snack breaks, and a Guadalupe interpretation visit.
“I recommend this tour 100%! The hike was great and I learned so many interesting things 😊 Pedro is an amazing guide! Thank you so much for the great time!”
A guided Dutch hike through Sintra’s myths and viewpoints, from Castle of the Moors to Pena Palace. 6.5 km, 3 hours, $163 per group.
“Patient guide. Took all the time. Good explanation”
Hike Arrábida Mountain to a 501 m summit with a local guide, panoramic views, plant spotting, and included snacks plus pickup.
“I did this hike with Andre from Look around tours who pointed out the various vegetation of the area including the infamous cork trees. The trail itself was easy to medium for me with about 2.2km of a flat gravel road and then a gradual uphill climb of 1.5km to the peak of the Arabdida…”
Jurassic dinosaur footprints near Lisbon, easy hiking, ocean views, and a story of the Lady of Mua Rock with bread and cheese included.
5-hour hike through Cheleiros wine villages and volcanic rocks, then Manzwine museum tour and tasting of six Portuguese wines.
Sintra and its palaces, the Atlantic coast, the river, and the old towns north and east. Pick where the day goes.
