Experiences
Trips of one, two, four or eight hours, or several days aboard, with or without food and drinks. Every one is private and can be shaped around you.
The classic
Cast off as the light turns gold. Sail past Praça do Comércio and the Alfama climbing up from the water, under the 25 de Abril bridge with the Cristo Rei watching from the south bank, and along Belém to the Padrão dos Descobrimentos and the Tower of Belém.
A glass of Portuguese wine, a few petiscos and the city lighting up behind you. It is the way most people fall for Lisbon.
By day
See the city the way the navigators did: the palaces of the riverfront, the monuments of Belém, the old docks of Alcântara. Your skipper knows the stories behind every one of them, and there is time to stop, swim or simply drift.
Half a day
Head out of the river mouth past the Bugio lighthouse, a round island fort standing alone in the estuary, then along the Estoril coast to Cascais.
Drop anchor in a calm bay to swim and try a stand-up paddleboard, with lunch served on deck.
A full day
A day heading south. Round Cabo Espichel, explore coves you can only reach by boat, and stop in Sesimbra for the best grilled fish on the coast.
Then the turquoise water under the Serra da Arrábida and the long white sandbanks of Tróia. On the Sado, bottlenose dolphins often come alongside to say hello.
Sleep aboard
Spend a few nights aboard a yacht with your own skipper. Dinner in Cascais, a morning around Cabo Espichel, a night in Sesimbra, then Arrábida and Tróia. Or sail further, all the way down to the Algarve.
Learn
Take the helm yourself. Whether you want a first taste of sailing or proper training, Pedro and his skippers teach hands-on, on the Tagus, with everything you need provided.
Lessons are among the most popular things we do and the dates fill up fast, so get in touch early.
Your day on the water
A date, a rough number of guests and what you are celebrating is all he needs to suggest the right boat and a clear price.