Portugal has been making wine for centuries, with some estimates placing the first planting of vines as far back as 2000 BC. The Basto and Douro regions are perhaps the best known and offer rich landscapes and fascinating history to discerning visitors.



Led by one of our expert guides, Lina Ferreira or Ana Carla Moura Parente da Costa, immerse yourself in atmospheric Porto and indulge in a voyage of taste and discovery through the verdant Douro Valley, where the famous Port wines are produced. Venture into the region known as Terras de Basto, home of Portugal’s ‘young’ wine, vinho verde, and stay in handpicked hotels including properties in the heart of the Douro Valley, which boast exceptional views. The perfect combination of leisurely walks and authentic cultural visits provide a memorable introduction to this lush, captivating country, once a dominant trading power in the world.
  • Premium 4-star accommodation throughout the trip
  • Discover the region's ancient wine cellars and sample their wines
  • Enjoy walks through terraced vineyards and tranquil countryside
  • Explore vibrant Porto with a guided walking tour

Accommodation on your Portugal: Walking and Wine – Premium Adventure has been selected for its style, location and excellent service. We have chosen unique properties that give a sense of the history and culture of the region, while offering the ultimate comfort and hospitality. The properties vary between departure dates – please see below for more details.



Douro Valley, three nights



Hotel Régua Douro 







Riverside property with an outdoor pool, restaurant and games room

In the heart of Régua town with local amenities on the doorstep

Classically designed, spacious rooms



Basto region, three nights



Água Hotels Mondim de Basto 







Contemporary feel throughout the hotel

Outdoor infinity pool, indoor pool and extensive spa facilities

Excellent views of the surrounding mountains and River Tâmega



Porto, one night



Neya Hotel 







Located on the banks of the Douro River

A converted convent – many original features preserved during its restoration

The Skybar provides views for miles over the city and river