Experience Portugal’s vibrant cities and stunning natural landscapes on a 7-day journey through Lisbon, Sintra, and Porto with Eco Trilha. Small groups, private transport, and curated culinary stops bring the country’s heritage and outdoors alive.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
Approximately 4–6 hours daily
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers in good physical condition able to handle daily walking and mild hikes with occasional uneven terrain.
Wildlife
History
Portugal is Europe's oldest nation-state, with a seafaring legacy rooted in its coastal cities that shaped the Age of Discovery beginning in the 15th century.
Conservation
Eco Trilha practices sustainable travel by limiting group sizes and emphasizing respect for natural environments, supporting local communities and preserving cultural sites.
Eco Trilha
Experience Portugal’s vibrant cities and stunning natural landscapes on a 7-day journey through Lisbon, Sintra, and Porto with Eco Trilha. Small groups, private transport, and curated culinary stops bring the country’s heritage and outdoors alive.
Eco Trilha is a Ponta Delgada–based tour operator in the Azores offering a range of private and small-group tours across Portugal and the islands. The company organizes Azores tours that showcase volcanic landscapes, geothermal sites, Sete Cidades, Lagoa do Fogo, and local botanical gardens, as well as mainland itineraries including Lisbon, Sintra, Cascais, Porto, Braga, Douro Valley, and Fatima. Offerings range from half-day and full-day private excursions to multi-day packages such as a 4-day Madeira trip, an 7-day Portugal tour, and specialized 8-day food and wine experiences. Tours include guided activities like levada walks, wine tastings, olive oil tastings, boat cruises in the Douro, and hands-on cooking classes where specified.
Guided by local experts, Eco Trilha emphasizes personalized service and small group settings on selected departures. Private tours of Lisbon, Sintra and Cascais, Fatima half-day trips, Porto walking tours, and Braga visits with Bom Jesus access demonstrate the operator’s variety. The Douro Valley itinerary includes scenic river segments, wine tastings, and a gourmet lunch. Madeira itineraries highlight Monte Palace Tropical Garden and levada trails in the UNESCO-listed Laurissilva forest. All descriptions reflect the named trip summaries and locations. Featured on The Adventure Collective, Eco Trilha presents verifiable tour options for travelers seeking nature, cultural heritage, culinary experiences, and flexible private or small-group arrangements departing from Ponta Delgada and other Portuguese locations. Booking options include private transfers, customizable itineraries, and small-group departures tailored to travelers’ interests, with clear trip descriptions and local logistics provided in advance and multilingual support options available.
Tours Offered
11 Tours
From day trips to multi-day tours
Group Options
Private & Small-Group
Personalized, flexible itineraries
Base Location
Ponta Delgada
Ponta Delgada base with national coverage
Key Experiences
Wine, Food, Nature
Tastings, levadas, volcanic sights
Choose private and small-group options for Azores hikes, Douro wine tours, Lisbon-Sintra excursions, and multi-day Portugal itineraries — book with advance details provided.
Pack layered clothing
Weather can vary between coastal Lisbon and inland Porto; layers help you adjust comfortably throughout the day.
Stay hydrated
Portugal’s warm sun especially in summer calls for carrying water during walking tours and outdoor visits.
Wear sturdy shoes
Cobblestone streets and uneven natural trails in Sintra require footwear with good support and traction.
Reserve in advance
Small group sizes ensure personalized experience but also require booking well ahead to secure your spot.
Comfortable walking shoes
Necessary for navigating cobblestones and nature trails safely and comfortably.
Light rain jacket
Protects against sudden showers common in Portugal’s transitional seasons.
spring|fall|winter
Daypack
Useful for carrying water, snacks, camera, and layers during excursions.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Crucial during Portugal's intense summer sun for face and neck protection.
summer