Bus & coach · PORTUGAL BUS TOURS
The 11 best portugal bus tours you can book today, with the fare, the running time and who each one suits. Number one is at the top for a reason; start there.
Review of Lisbon’s Yellow Bus hop-on hop-off tour, covering Belém, Modern Lisbon, tram access, value, stops, timing, and practical tips.
“The bus stops and starting location could be clearer, but otherwise we really enjoyed the bus tour. The audio on the buses was informative, and the ticket allowed us access to other sites in Lisbon like the Santa Justa lift.”
Review the Lisbon Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour, with route tips, prices, stops, audio guides, and honest advice on choosing 24, 48, or 72 hours.
“I loved the 72h ticket allowed me to access all routes and plan out my trip making sure I got to see all that I wanted to see, the easy to follow schedule and maps made my experience better allowing me to understand where I was and make plans to hop off to see the most of the beautiful city”
Review of Porto’s hop-on hop-off bus, river cruise, port tasting, walking tours, routes, stops, value, and practical tips.
“not much info about the city itself during the tour. Though it's a great way of spending your day without to much walking”
Lisbon bus, tram, and boat pass review covering routes, stops, schedules, value, practical tips, and who should book the 72 or 96-hour ticket.
“We were staying 2 minutes from bus stop No.1 and each time we went to get a bus there was always one about to set off. Tickets were bought online and quickly validated by the representative. We had a 72 hour pass and used it every day to visit the old and new areas of Lisbon. The audio guide was very informative and clear. The drivers were very skilled in navigating the narrow, hilly, winding streets of Lisbon.”
Review of Lisbon’s 48-hour Yellow Bus package, with two hop-on hop-off routes, a historic tram, public trams, stops, value, and practical tips.
“really interesting trips .especially the historical bus tour in Lisbon. funicular was wonderful and hill tram so unusual .”
Lisbon’s Yellow Bus and Boat Pass links Belém, modern Lisbon, public trams, and Tagus views over 48 useful hours.
“Amazing way to see the whole city by bus and by boat! The buses are modern and clean, the boat ride was amazing and comfortable! The boat trip to Belém was my favourite!”
Explore Lisbon by bus, boat, and on foot with three routes, UNESCO sights, gardens, museums, and flexible 48 or 72-hour passes.
“I liked the three bus routes and extra boat ride option to see Lisbon. Service was good and choices were amazing. Very happy to see Lisbon through these tours.”
Explore Porto, Gaia and Matosinhos by bus, river cruise and port wine cellar with practical tips on routes, value and timing.
“Loved it all. Got to see Porto and enjoy a boat trip and wine tasting. Perfect for first time visit and two day stay. Highly recommend.”
Explore Funchal, Câmara de Lobos, and Cabo Girão by hop-on hop-off bus, with wine tasting, audio guide, and 24-hour to five-day tickets.
“Great service and lots of routes to choose from. Main bonus is that it stops outside our hotel!”
Review of Porto’s hop-on hop-off bus tour, with route details, stops, port tasting, pricing, timing, and honest advice on value.
“When on a city break we always take a Hop On Hop Off tour. The full tour is a great way to get a quick overview and as it is a 48 hour ticket we are also able to get to specific places of interest. We travelled the red route and the blue route. Be aware that the blue route includes Gaia and that is not particularly interesting apart from the waterfront.”
See Funchal by open-top bus, from Monte to Câmara de Lobos, with walking tours, wine tasting, and flexible 24 or 48-hour tickets.
“Worked well- because our first step onto the bus was at 2pm on day of booking- the company let us have the next day too(no extra charge)! We went all around day 1 and day 2 stopped at points of interest and then picked up next bus when we were ready. Highly recommend”
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