Portugal might not be a very large country, but it has so much to offer. We have stunning Lisbon – our capital which you could visit again and again. When you come to Lisbon, you can see the medieval quarter of Alfama, the lively downtown area of Baixa, dotted with shops, restaurants, bars and theaters, the attractive late 16th c hilltop area of Bairro Alto and lets not forget the  the grandiose parks, museums, cafés and promenade of the Belém Quarter.

Portugal has other stunning cities, Porto, Faro, Lagos, each with their own charm and beauty. We have sandy beaches, villages in which time seems to have stood still, great golf courses and idyllic landscapes.

 Our country lends itself to hiking, biking, dancing, swimming, team building, everything you need for a fantastic incentive you’ll find here.

 Porto

Oporto, frequently referred as the Capital of the North, offers the delights of a riverside city as it is magnificently situated on the mouth of the Douro River, from where boats leave to sail up the beautiful river. To visit Oporto is to discover a passionate history, a fog-covered river, the flavour of tradition in a glass of Port; it is to stand before a medieval town and its historical and cultural evolution. UNESCO has recently designated Porto as a World Heritage City which is a fitting recognition not only of its beauty sculpted in granite, but also of the unforgettable panorama of its historic centre with narrow streets and typical houses arrayed like a cascade right down to the river, and of its passionate history which determined the country’s destiny.

After lunch walk through the coastal quarter of Passeio Alegre to the Old Collection Trams starting point where group will board in exclusive trams. Old Collection Tram ride through the road following the river from the Sea Mouth Quarter “Foz” (Passeio Alegre) to Downtown historical centre. During the tram ride Port wine will be served

GRAHAMS WINE CELLARS – Port wine cellar
The Graham’s Port Lodge is an excellent opportunity to learn more about Graham’s Ports and Port in general. It operates from within the Graham’s lodge, built in 1890 for the storage and maturing of the company’s wines in the best possible conditions. The lodge is still in use today, making Graham’s one of the very few working Lodges still operational after 100 years. Visit includes the Museum, the wine cellars ending with a Port wine tasting in the Main room or in a Private room.

More about me

I have worked for a long time with VEGA and am now managing director of VEGA. 

I am proud to let you know that my wonderful team and I specialise in the MICE segment and have an excellent reputation in the market.