Lisbon Sunset cruise with Welcome Drink and Snack included

By FRS Portugal

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Features

Free cancellation available
1h 20m
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Multiple languages

Overview

Experience Lisbon at its most beautiful on a relaxing sunset cruise along the Tejo. Enjoy soft lounge music, a refreshing welcome drink, and a light snack as you glide past the city’s iconic landmarks, including the 25 de Abril Bridge and Belém Tower, glowing in golden evening light.

Keep an eye out, if you’re lucky, you may spot playful dolphins! Perfect for families, couples, or anyone looking to unwind after a busy day of sightseeing. Kids may even get a chance to explore the bridge or sit in the captain’s seat, adding a fun touch for young adventurers.

Capture unforgettable photos, enjoy the golden sunset over the Atlantic, and savour a peaceful moment on the water. This cruise blends nature, city views, and serenity.

Highlights

Sunset cruise with stunning golden-lit city views
Welcome drink and light snack included
See 25 de Abril Bridge, Praça do Comércio & Belém Tower

Activity location

FRS Portugal
- Terreiro do Paço
- 1100-038, Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal

Meeting/Redemption Point

FRS Portugal
- Terreiro do Paço
- 1100-038, Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal

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Sunset

1h 20m
English

Sunset Cruise: A special departure in the evening, offering the best views of Lisbon's sights in the evening sun.
Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes
Welcome Drink and Snack: A light snack as well as as an exquisite glass of a local wine are already included in the ticket price.
Chill out music: Enjoy your personal time out while relaxing chill out music is playing in the background.

Travellers

Languages available

Starting time: 19:30

Price details

€34.95 x 1 Adult€34.95

Total

Until Sat, 20 Jun

What's included, what's not

Modern silent boat with panoramic windows and retractable glass roof
Free WiFi on board
Light welcome snack included
Air-conditioned vehicle
Glass of wine or beer to choose from (1 unit)
Bathroom on board
Golden Sunset over the Tejo, shimmering waters and radiant landscape
Bring your own smartphone and headphones for the digital audio guide

Know before you book

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transport options are available nearby
Transport options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Minimum age requirement for alcohol consumption is 18 years of age
In accordance with EU regulations about consumer rights, activities services are not subject to the right of withdrawal. Supplier cancellation policy will apply.

Activity itinerary

Praca do Comercio (Terreiro do Paco) (Pass by)

In English, the name means "Square of Commerce" and is one of Portugal's most famous and popular venues. From the Tagus River, you can enjoy direct views of the equestrian statue representing King Dom José I, and just beyond it, the Arc de Triomphe facing the Rua Augusta. Framing everything are opulent arcades, built in place of the historic Royal Palace when it was destroyed in an earthquake in 1755. The construction is u-shaped opening up to the water.

25 de Abril Bridge (Pass by)

The spectacular suspension bridge over the Tagus River, called "Ponte", has a length of 2,278 metres. This makes it the world's third largest among suspension bridges over which trains can pass, in addition to cars. An interesting fact: The trains cross the bridge on their own level below the vehicles. In addition, the bridge extends even further into the country and comes to a total length of a remarkable 3.2 kilometres – an absolute must-have on our trip.

MAAT - Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology (Pass by)

The futuristic building was opened at the end of 2016 and features exhibitions by contemporary artists and architects from all around the world. Covering an area of 3,000 square metres, the art gallery also offers space for debate, new discoveries, and critical questioning. Even from the water, the architectural masterpiece is impressive, as the façade with its reflective tiles conveys different lighting moods depending on the time of year and day. You could say it is a modern interpretation of the tile images so typical of Lisbon, the azulejos.

Padrao dos Descobrimentos (Pass by)

In English, the name means "Monument of the Discoveries" and once you see the sight, you will understand where the name originates from immediately. It was built 500 years after the death of Prince Henry the Navigator in 1960 and has a total height of 56 metres. His statue is directly facing the water as he financed many voyages of discovery that gave Portugal importance as a historical maritime power. Similar to an iceberg, however, only the top of the building can be seen from the outside: Inside, there is also an auditorium for about 100 people and an exhibition hall.

Belem Lighthouse (Pass by)

Built in 1940, the next sight on our route, the Belem Lighthouse, stretches 8 metres into the air on the banks of the Tagus River. This makes it smaller than the Monument to the Discoveries and a bit inconspicuous, but from the water it forms a beautiful splash of colour in Lisbon's promenade. The lighthouse was built for the World's Fair on the occasion of the 800th anniversary of the founding of Portugal, but interestingly never really functioned as a lighthouse.

Torre de Belem Garden (Pass by)

The Tower of Belém is one of the most famous sights of Lisbon. Even from a distance you can see the 35-meter-high tower, on top of which there is now an observation platform. The structure survived the 1755 earthquake – unlike its twin tower on the opposite shore – and thus has an impressive birth date of 1521. The king at the time, Manuel I, had it built to emphasise Portugal as a major maritime and trading power.

Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei (Pass by)

Not to be overlooked is the last attraction of our trip: the statue of Christ, which faces the Ponte 25 de Abril and Lisbon with its arms spread wide open. The pedestal on which it sits has an impressive height of 75 metres, and the figure itself another proud 28 metres. This puts it in seventh place among the tallest statues of Christ in the world and makes it a popular observation platform. It can be easily reached from land by lift. The structure is modelled on the famous Jesus statue in Rio de Janeiro and was inaugurated in 1959.

Location

Activity location

FRS Portugal
- Terreiro do Paço
- 1100-038, Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal

Meeting/Redemption Point

FRS Portugal
- Terreiro do Paço
- 1100-038, Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal

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