Quick Details
Enjoy the grape harvest season in a vineyard close to Alijó, in the beautiful village of Favaios — designated a wine-growing village by UNESCO in 2001. Discover the history and culture of vineyards and wine in the Alto Douro region at an interactive museum, then take part in hands-on harvest activities: cutting grapes, traditional foot treading, and a guided Enoteca visit covering the vinification of Moscatel and Port. The evening closes with a traditional Douro dinner at the winery. Ages 11+, small groups welcome up to 20. Seasonal, September–October.
Adult & Children
(11+ years)
€ 65
Have a special Grape Harvest Experience close to Porto!
Enjoy the grape harvest season in a vineyard close to Alijó, where you’ll find an interactive museum that allows you to know the history and culture of vineyards and wine in the Alto Douro region. Our vineyard is located in the beautiful village of Favaios, commonly known as a wine-growing village, for the designation awarded in 2001 by UNESCO. Here you can glimpse the landscapes and know all the secular traditions related to wine production, enjoy a traditional wine lunch and take part in grape harvest activities.
What is included
- 16:00 — Welcome at the Enoteca gardens with chilled Moscatel and concertina.
- 16:30 — Move to the vineyards; begin grape cutting and transport to the lagar with traditional music.
- 18:00 — Start of grape stomping.
- 18:45 — Guided Enoteca visit: traditional vinification of Moscatel and Port.
- 19:15 — Traditional Douro dinner at the winery
What’s Not Included
- Transportation to and from the estate (private transfer available on request)
- Additional wine purchases
- Gratuities for the host team
Itinerary
- 16:00 – Welcome at the Enoteca gardens with chilled Moscatel and concertina
- 16:30 – Vineyard grape cutting, transported to the lagar with traditional music
- 18:00 – Traditional foot treading
- 18:45 – Guided Enoteca visit covering Moscatel and Port vinification
- 19:15 – Traditional Douro dinner at the winery
Highlights
A UNESCO-designated wine village. Favaios earned its wine-growing village status from UNESCO in 2001 — a genuine cultural distinction, not just a scenic vineyard.
Live music with the harvest. Grape cutting and transport to the lagar accompanied by traditional music and concertina adds real festive character rarely found elsewhere.
Both Moscatel and Port explained. The guided Enoteca visit covers the vinification of two distinct styles, giving real depth beyond a simple tasting.
An evening built around real tradition. From the welcome Moscatel to the closing Douro dinner, the whole evening follows the rhythm of an authentic harvest celebration.
Transportation
- Not included – contact us if you need private transfer
Meeting point
- After booking we will send all the details of the farm, location (meeting point) and contact.
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When is this experience available?
Seasonally, during harvest time in September and October.Do I need any experience to take part?
No experience is necessary — you’ll be guided through grape cutting and treading as part of the group.Is this suitable for children?
Yes, this experience welcomes guests aged 11 and older.What’s included in the dinner?
A traditional Douro dinner at the winery, closing out the evening’s harvest activities.Is transportation included?
Transportation is not included, but private transfer can be arranged on request.What languages is the tour offered in?
The tour is available in Portuguese and English.What is the minimum and maximum group size?
A minimum of 2 people is required to book. Groups of up to 20 are welcome.Can I cancel or reschedule my booking?
Please refer to our Terms and Conditions for our policy.
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