Portugal · HOP-ON HOP-OFF BUS TOURS
Portugal is cheap by western European standards and these 15 hop-on hop-off buses prove it. Compared on price, duration and who each one actually suits.
Lisbon Yellow Bus review covering Belém, Modern Lisbon, tram access, stops, value, timing, audio guides, and practical booking tips.
“Great activity! Recommend! The guide at the bus stop was also very helpful! Slightly cheaper than big red bus as well”
Compare Lisbon’s five hop-on hop-off routes, key sights, ticket value, timing, audio guides, and practical tips before you book.
“Catarina was an awesome guide. The whole trip was fun.”
See Porto and Gaia by open-top bus, add a Douro bridges cruise, port tasting, walking tours, and a useful evening ride.
“We did 48 hour tour and found it knowledgeable and good value for money”
Review of Lisbon’s 72 or 96-hour Yellow Bus ticket, covering Belém, Alfama, modern Lisbon, the hills tram, Tagus boat, and city trams.
“Excellent decision for a good overview before exploring on your own.”
See Lisbon by vintage tram and two hop-on hop-off bus routes over 48 hours, with Belém, Alfama, modern districts, audio guides, and public trams.
“So glad we did this 3 in 1, great value for money, allowed us to see so much more of Lisbon than we would have otherwise on a 3 day trip. Seeing by bus & tram allows you to view a lot in a short time and if you see somewhere of particular interest you can then go back & explore more later. Hills tram ride was fab,”
See Lisbon by open-top bus and Tagus boat with this flexible 48-hour pass covering Belém, modern Lisbon, trams, and museum discounts.
“If you have limited time this is the best way to see Lisbons most important sites.”
Review of Porto’s 24 or 48-hour hop-on hop-off buses, Douro cruise, wine tasting, night tour, and routes to Gaia and Matosinhos.
“The booking office chap was very helpful. Excellent value we did the river cruise first a 50 minute trip at sunset which was spectacular. The next day we did one of the two bus trips to the south of Porto and on the final day the northern 2 hour trip. Both complemented each other and I think 48 hours is the right amount of time to go for. The Port cellar was interesting. All in all this package really made our Porto trip.”
Review of Funchal’s yellow hop-on hop-off bus, with Cabo Girão, Câmara de Lobos, wine tasting, prices, stops, and practical tips.
“There are two circular routes the yellow bus and red bus. This is the yellow bus. A open top double decker that goes in a single direction only. It Starts at stop 1 at 09:30 and runs every 30 mins in the morning and 45 mins in the afternoon. 30 stops cover Funchal and Cabo de lobos and all the major attractions. Stop 3 -7 for the bottom of the cable car, old town, market, and wine tasting. Stop 14 is where you get off and transfer to a smaller bus to get up to Cabo giros view point. ( 2 euro entrance not included) Headphones are included with the…”
Review Lisbon’s City Sightseeing bus tour, with route tips, stop highlights, ticket value, audio, boat options, and practical advice.
“I liked the three bus routes and extra boat ride option to see Lisbon. Service was good and choices were amazing. Very happy to see Lisbon through these tours.”
Porto hop-on hop-off bus review covering routes, stops, port tasting, prices, commentary, timing, and who will find it worthwhile.
“Most Hop on hop off tours have interesting commentary on sights and places of interest. This was not the case in Porto. Very disappointing.”
Review the Funchal City Sightseeing bus tour, with route details, ticket value, Monte tips, walking tours, wine tasting, and practical advice.
“we can visit a lot of most important place we have to see in Funchal”
Review of Lisbon’s 48-hour Yellow Bus tour, covering Belém, Modern Lisbon, free trams, key stops, value, delays, and practical tips.
“The frequency is only every 30 minutes. The other lines have more buses. The first stop was very hard to find through the app. Once you are on, the information on bus and the route was nice.”
Review of Lisbon’s 24-hour Belém hop-on hop-off bus, covering stops, value, waits, audio, trams, and practical tips.
“Was lovely , quiet on the bus would have been great if the the radio was working so we can know the different stops”
Review of Lisbon’s 72 or 96-hour Yellow Bus pass, with hop-on hop-off buses, vintage tram, Tagus cruise, stops, value, and tips.
“Great way to get an overview of Lisbon. Good value, especially if you buy the multi-day ticket. Commentary with the headphones was informative.”
Lisbon Yellow Bus review: compare Belem, Modern Lisbon, and Hills Tram routes, prices, stops, timing, drawbacks, and practical tips.
“Bus was on time, good to see all of Lisbon and decide what to visit latter on the journey. We got the validity extended to 72 hours after we added the boat tour. Additional payment was 9 euro per person.”
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