easy
4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; light walking and standing involved along vineyard rows.
Join Farm Experiences & Tours in Favaios for a hands-on grape harvest adventure. Cut grapes, stomp clusters, and enjoy a traditional Douro dinner steeped in local heritage and live music.
Starting at €65 | 4 hours | Parties of 2 to 20 | Alijó
Experience the vibrant grape harvest season in Favaios, a UNESCO wine-growing village. Enjoy a delightful day filled with vineyard tours, traditional grape picking, and foot treading, all accompanied by live music. Savor a hearty Douro dinner while learning about the rich history of winemaking in the Alto Douro region.
**Adult & Child ** (Ages 11+) €61
4 Hours
Alijó (80 min from Porto)
Enjoy the grape harvest season in a vineyard close to Alijó, where you will find an interactive museum that allows you to know the history and culture of vineyards and wine in the Alto Douro region.
Our vineyard is located in the beautiful village of Favaios, commonly known as a wine-growing village, for the designation awarded in 2001, by Unesco. Here you can glimpse the landscapes and know all the secular traditions related to the wine production, enjoy a traditional wine lunch and do some grape harvest activities.
After booking we will send all the details of the reservation, as well as the location of the winery and the contact of the producer.
If you wish to propose another day or time for the experience, send us a message and we will do our best to reschedule, or we can include one more experience for all day.
Vineyard terrain can be uneven and muddy during harvest; sturdy footwear is recommended.
Stay hydrated throughout the outdoor activities amid the vineyard’s sun exposure.
Grape stomping may involve getting your feet wet and stained, so wear clothes you don’t mind dirtying.
The winery is about 80 minutes from Porto; coordinate private transfer if not renting a car.
Favaios has been officially recognized by UNESCO since 2001 for its historic terraced vineyards, some dating back centuries.
The region promotes sustainable viticulture practices to maintain soil health and conserve native flora amid vineyard cultivation.
Protect your feet from uneven, sometimes muddy vineyard grounds during harvest.
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Provides shade during the outdoor activities under Portugal’s strong sun.
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Keep hydrated while working in the vineyards and touring outdoors.
Foot treading with grape juice can stain clothing during autumn harvest.
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