6 tours · €179–€250 per person · ★ 4.9
Last checked: July 14, 2026 · Ranked by rating, review volume, number of stops, direction and price. Commissions never affect the order.
We compared the six one-way transfers with sightseeing stops between Lisbon and Porto, and ranked the four that clear our 50-review bar. Three stand out.
The strongest-reviewed run between the two cities: pick four stops from Aveiro, Nazaré, Fátima and Óbidos, rated 4.95 across 817 reviews.
The same four-stop format northbound: choose your stops and arrive in Porto by evening, rated 4.93.
Six stops in one transfer: Aveiro, Fátima, Coimbra, Tomar, Nazaré and Óbidos for €200.
| Tour | Best for | Price | Rating | Duration | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Porto to Lisbon: Up to 4 Stops | Overall pick | €250 per person | 4.95★ (817) | Runs Porto to Lisbon only | |
| Lisbon to Porto: Up to 4 Stops | Northbound pick | €225 per person | 4.93★ (413) | Fewer reviews than its twin (413) | |
| Six-Stop Run: Porto to Lisbon | Most stops | €200 per person | 4.94★ (67) | Six stops leave little time in each | |
| Six-Stop Run: Lisbon to Porto | Six stops northbound | €200 per person | 4.85★ (53) | Lowest rating of the four (4.85) |
Our editorial picks require a rating of 4.5★ or higher and at least 50 reviews. The full catalogue may also include promising newer tours with fewer reviews. Read our methodology.
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In Order for this Tour to be comfortable, enjoyable and relaxing for you we opted to travel to Lisbon by car or van having 4 stops in our way from Por...
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Enjoy a private transfer between Lisbon and Porto, with optional stops along the route in Aveiro, Coimbra, Fatima, Tomar, Alcobaça, Batalha, Nazaré an...
Enjoy a private transfer between Lisbon and Porto, with optional stops along the route in Aveiro, Coimbra, Fatima, Tomar, Alcobaça, Batalha, Nazaré an...
Lisbon rewards a visit year-round, but spring (March to May) and early autumn (September to October) are the sweet spot: warm days, lighter crowds and better prices than peak summer. July and August are hot and busiest, ideal for boat and beach day trips, while winters stay mild, quiet and great value.
Most visitors land at Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS), about 20 minutes from the centre by metro or taxi. The city is walkable but steep, so lean on the historic trams, the metro and short rideshare hops between hills. Many tours include hotel pickup or start from central, easy-to-reach meeting points.
It's a one-way private transfer that doubles as a tour: pickup at your Lisbon hotel, sightseeing stops along the route (Óbidos, Nazaré, Fátima, sometimes Coimbra and Tomar), then drop-off at your Porto hotel, luggage and all. The same format runs southbound.
Plan on a full day rather than an afternoon: four stops already fill the daylight hours, and the six-stop runs are tighter still.
The train costs around €25 and takes about three hours; these runs cost €200 to €250 per person. You're paying for a full sightseeing day and door-to-door luggage handling, not the ride itself.
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