Tastings at the quintas
Family and historic estates around Pinhão and Peso da Régua, from vintage port to the great Douro reds, with a long lunch among the vines.
What to do in the Douro Valley
One of the world's oldest demarcated wine regions: terraced vineyards carved into steep hills above a winding river.
Plan your stayThe river by rabelo
A trip on the Douro from Pinhão in a traditional rabelo or a private boat, between the terraces and the quintas.
The historic train
From June to October, the historic train between Régua and Tua, with a glass of port on board and a stop at Pinhão's tiled station. All year round, the Douro line is one of the most scenic railways in Europe.
The great viewpoints
Sunset at São Leonardo de Galafura and Casal de Loivos, where the whole valley opens up below you, and walks along the terraces.
The harvest
In September and early October, pick grapes with the winemakers, tread them by foot in the old stone lagares, and finish with a harvest lunch at the quinta.
A night at a quinta
A room at a wine estate above the river, dinner paired with the estate's own wines, and the valley at sunrise. Port, wine and olive oil can be bought straight from the quintas.
These experiences are only a starting point: your stay in the Douro Valley is tailored entirely to your wishes. Tours are arranged with Russian-speaking guides, subject to availability.
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