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Head down river 3.7 km to the marina. The journey is easy, but not particularly interesting. When you reach the marina there may be some photo opportunities with local fishing men and laundry women. Continue about 1.6 km to the nature reserve for bird watching at the estuary. Continue on from there to begin access to the path that runs south along the Atlantic Coast another 15 km to Espinho.
Small nature reserve for the protection of birds.
Beautiful garden with great views to Porto.
World of Wine
A complex of 6 museums, restaurants, bars and shops, including museums about wine, chocolate, cork, the Porto region, drinking vessels through history, and the Pink Palace (an immersive experience celebrating rosé wine).
Their tour lasts around 20 min and is quite informative for beginners. It is followed by a tasting of two Port wines. They sell their old empty oak casks to Glenfiddich. Calem is owned by Sogevinus, which also owns other well known brands such as Kopke, Burmester, and Barros.
They are further uphill and have a terrace with great views over Porto. You can also enjoy their Port wine in the adjacent garden. You can buy samples by the glass which are cheap, and you get generous portions. Tours are also available and start every 30-40 min. The tour price of €20 includes tastings of two Port wines. Founded in and family-owned since 1692.
A 1½-hour tour and tasting. Reserve online (required). The basic tasting consists of three Port wines. Other types of tastings are available including rarer and more fancy Port wines.