6 tours · €99–€119 · ★ 4.9
Looking for a Gerês tour from Porto? Peneda-Gerês is the wild green north - waterfalls, mountain lagoons and old stone villages - and a guided day trip is the simplest way in, because the best spots are scattered and tricky to reach on your own.
Before you book a Gerês day trip from Porto, read the itinerary. We'd look for a full-day tour that stops at the Arado waterfalls and leaves real time for a swim in one of the natural pools. The village of Soajo, with its old granaries raised on stone legs, is a lovely place to slow down if your tour makes room for it. A private tour lets you set the pace and the stops; a small-group trip keeps the price friendly and still hits the highlights worth seeing.
6 Gerês tours from €99. Full-day trips from Porto, private and small-group options, hotel pickup and free cancellation on most. Book online, and book ahead in summer - they fill up fast.
Embrace your adventurous side outside the busy city of Oporto: join us on a day tour that combines kayaking, tasty food/wine, a beautiful waterfall, s...
This tour is more than a simple visit to Peneda-Gerês National Park: it’s a feeling! Embrace your adventurous side outside the busy city of Oporto: ex...
This visit is an authentic portrait of the region! With a foot inside and outside the protected area of the Peneda Gerês National Park (UNESCO 2010), ...
Come and discover this true paradise! From untouched nature, to waterfalls that feed beautiful lagoons, we will show you the most impressive landscape...
From untouched nature, to hidden waterfalls that guide us to beautiful lagoons, we will show you the most impressive landscapes in the region, and cer...
From untouched nature, to waterfalls that feed beautiful lagoons, we will show you the most impressive landscapes in the region, and certainly the mos...
Porto is at its best in late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September to October), with mild weather and the Douro looking its finest just before and after the summer rush. Summer is warm and lively; winters are cool and damp but atmospheric and cheap.
Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO) sits about 30 minutes from the centre by metro. The old town and riverside Ribeira are best explored on foot (expect hills and steps), with the metro, trams and short taxis for longer distances. Douro Valley trips usually include pickup.
6 tours from Porto to Gerês National Park are available for booking on Guidekin. The highest-rated is Nature, Lagoons, Old Villages in Gerês - Private tour from Porto with 5.0/5 from 3 reviews.
Prices range from €99 to €119 per person. The most affordable option is Nature, Lagoons, Old Villages in Gerês - Private tour from Porto at €99. The premium choice is Waterfalls, Heritage and Nature in Gerês Park - from Porto at €119.
Based on 1435 traveler reviews across 6 tours, Nature, Lagoons, Old Villages in Gerês - Private tour from Porto has the highest rating: 5.0/5 (3 reviews).
Duration ranges from 6h to 10h. The shortest is Gerês National Park with activities - Private half day/from Porto at 6h. The longest is Nature, Lagoons, Old Villages in Gerês - Private tour from Porto at 10h.
Browse 6 available tours above, select your preferred date and group size, and book directly on Guidekin. Most tours offer instant confirmation and free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
Most tours from Porto to Gerês National Park 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.
The world's oldest wine region, terraced above a slow river east of Porto. A local's guide to the Douro Valley: how to get there by train, road or cruise, the best quintas, and when to go.
Porto's UNESCO riverfront, from the tiled houses of the Cais da Ribeira to the port lodges of Gaia across the bridge. A local's guide to the Douro waterfront, with the traps to skip and the views worth the climb.
A tight, walkable 2-day Porto plan with honest local picks: the lower deck of the Dom Luis I bridge, Serra do Pilar at sunset, and where the francesinha is taken seriously.