Are refreshments included on the tour?

Yes, complimentary soft drinks and light snacks like peanuts, cashews, and fried corn are included.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the sailboat and tour operations are wheelchair accessible and designed to accommodate visitors with different mobility needs.

Where does the tour depart from?

Tours depart from Bloo Boat Charter’s base at Doca do Bom Sucesso, gate 3, in Belém, Lisbon.

Can I request private catering for special occasions?

Private tours can include catering options tailored to your preferences—contact Bloo Boat Charter for details.

What landmarks will I see on the tour?

You’ll see the Belém Tower, Monument to the Discoveries, Jerónimos Monastery, MAAT, 25 de Abril Bridge, Bairro Alto, Alfama, Saint Jorge Castle, and more.

How long is the sunset boat tour?

The cruise lasts approximately two hours, timed to capture the sunset along the Tagus River.

Sunset Sail on the Tagus with Bloo Boat Charter

Lisbon’s River Tagus is where history meets the rhythm of water, and Bloo Boat Charter offers a way to witness this dynamic city from an exquisite vantage point—the deck of a luxury sailboat. The two-hour Sunset Boat Tour pulses with the energy of Lisbon’s iconic waterfront, combining architectural marvels and natural beauty as daylight fades. Boarding at Doca do Bom Sucesso, guests settle in with complimentary soft drinks and light snacks, setting the tone for an accessible yet refined adventure.

As the sailboat glides away from the marina, the imposing Belém Tower slices the skyline, its fortress walls rising from the river as a reminder of Portugal’s Age of Discovery. The Monument to the Discoveries and the Jerónimos Monastery, masterpieces of Manueline architecture, unfold along the northern riverbank. Riders pass the Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology (MAAT), where contemporary design plays against the backdrop of the Tagus. A defining moment comes under the 25 de Abril Bridge, whose striking red suspension echoes San Francisco’s Golden Gate, framing Lisbon’s hillside neighborhoods like Alfama and Bairro Alto.

Photography thrives as the sun dips toward the horizon, igniting the sky with fiery hues that reflect on the water’s surface. The journey wraps beneath Cristo Rei statue’s watchful stance opposite the city—a peaceful sentinel at dusk. The combination of historical landmarks, urban panorama, and the dynamic waterway experience sets Bloo Boat Charter apart. This outing isn’t just a boat tour; it’s immersive storytelling held on wind and waves, ideal for visitors wanting a unique, contemplative perspective on Lisbon’s outdoor landscape.

Bloo Boat Charter’s accessible and well-curated cruise offers more than sightseeing; it’s a deliberate, sensory engagement with the Tagus, enriching a traveler’s connection to Portugal’s capital in a way few land-based tours can match.