Arrábida is a natural park of limestone cliffs, sheltered white-sand coves and green hills between Sesimbra and Setúbal, south of Lisbon. It concentrates an unusual amount into a small area: a protected marine coastline, hiking ridges with sea views, and the wine country of Azeitão on its northern slopes — which is why most Arrábida tours from Lisbon mix landscape with a glass in hand.
Wine is the classic pairing. Our Arrábida wine tour visits the cellars of the Setúbal Peninsula, home of the celebrated Moscatel de Setúbal — part of our wine tours and tastings.
On the water, the park’s clear coves are prime kayaking territory, and the adjacent Sado estuary is known for its resident dolphin population — see our dolphin watching trips and boat tours. All of it works as an easy day trip from Lisbon.
