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Best Grapes Harvest Tours

picking, tasting, and celebrating the bountiful grape harvest!

Douro Valley Grape Stomping, Wine Tasting & Traditional Dinner
  • Best seller
  • ⭐ 4.9 / 5 (67 REVIEWS)
  • August - September
From 131

A Best Seller evening in the Douro Valley — tour a working winery, taste two Douro wines and two Port wines, tread grapes barefoot in the traditional way, then sit down to a full traditional Portuguese dinner.

Estremoz Grape Harvest Experience with Traditional Lunch
  • new experience
  • August - September
From 143

Located near Estremoz, in the heart of the Alentejo, this Portuguese wine estate blends traditional architecture with modern vinification. Start at a panoramic viewpoint by Estremoz castle, hand-pick grapes, tread them in marble presses, tour the winery, then enjoy a regional Alentejo lunch paired with the estate’s own wines.

Douro Valley Grape Stomping & Wine Tasting - Afternoon
  • Best seller
  • ⭐ 4.8 / 5 (148 REVIEWS)
  • August - September
From 66

A shorter, no-meal version of our Douro Valley grape stomping experience — tread grapes barefoot in the traditional lagares at a historic Peso da Régua estate, tour the winery, and taste two Douro wines and two Port wines.

Douro Valley Grape Harvest Experience in Armamar
  • new experience
  • September
From 97

Join the harvest by hand on a centenary Douro Valley estate dating back to 1256 — choose a morning session of grape cutting, or the full afternoon session adding traditional foot stomping in stone lagares, both finishing with a tasting of 3 estate wines and a cheese and charcuterie board.

Grapes in Portugal

Portugal is home to a rich variety of grape varieties, contributing to the diversity and uniqueness of Portuguese wines. Several regions throughout the country are known for grape cultivation and wine production. These are just a few examples, and there are many other grape varieties cultivated throughout Portugal. The country’s wine industry continues to evolve, with winemakers experimenting with both indigenous and international grape varieties to produce a diverse range of high-quality wines.