1 tour · €98 per person · ★ 4.5
Looking for a Setúbal tour from Lisbon? It's an easy run south of the city, and a guided day trip is the relaxed way to pair two things Setúbal does best: Moscatel wine and dolphins out on the Sado estuary. Book a tour and the driving, the tastings and the boat are all sorted, so you just show up.
When you compare Setúbal day trips from Lisbon, check what's actually included. We'd look for a tour that stops in Azeitão for the Moscatel tastings, then puts you on the water for the dolphin-watching, since those are the two highlights you came for. Some itineraries also take in the Arrábida coast and its viewpoints on the way, which is worth saying yes to if you have the time. A private tour lets you set the pace and skip the early start; small-group excursions keep the price down and still hit everything.
1 Setúbal tours from €98. Private and small-group full-day trips from Lisbon, hotel pickup and free cancellation on most - easy to book online.
Tours and prices on this page last updated September 26, 2026
1 tour from Lisbon to Setúbal is available for booking on Guidekin. The top-rated is Setúbal Wine Tour with Visit and Tasting at 2 Wineries with 4.55/5 from 184 reviews.
Setúbal Wine Tour with Visit and Tasting at 2 Wineries starts at €98 per person.
Based on 184 traveler reviews across 1 tour, Setúbal Wine Tour with Visit and Tasting at 2 Wineries leads our rating, weighted by review volume: 4.55/5 (184 reviews).
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Most tours from Lisbon to Setúbal offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Check the cancellation policy on each tour page for exact terms.
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