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Discover Lisbon from land and water on this 1.5-hour amphibious tour for $35, with lively guides, stunning river views, and a fun-filled adventure.
A $35 ticket secures a lively 1.5-hour amphibious sightseeing tour in Lisbon, departing from Doca de Santo Amaro. This adventure combines a guided land tour through Lisbon’s streets with a splash into the Tagus River, offering a unique perspective of the city’s top landmarks. Led by enthusiastic guides, this experience is praised for its entertaining atmosphere, expert storytelling, and stunning views. It is particularly well-suited for those looking for an engaging, light-hearted way to explore Lisbon’s highlights, with a mix of humor, history, and water fun. Keep in mind, the tour is open-sided, so dressing comfortably for varying weather conditions is recommended.
While the small group size—limited to 10 participants—ensures an intimate experience, it’s important to note that luggage or large bags are not permitted onboard, and the tour isn’t suitable for children under 2 or those with mobility impairments. This tour offers a lighthearted, scenic exploration of Lisbon that stands apart from traditional city sightseeing.


The tour begins at the Doca de Santo Amaro, conveniently located below the 25th of April Bridge. This marina is easy to find and accessible, setting the stage for a fun experience that combines both land and water exploration. The meeting point offers a practical start for travelers using public transportation or arriving by car. The safety briefing introduces guests to the amphibious vehicle, preparing everyone for the unique journey ahead.
This starting location allows for seamless transition onto the amphibious vehicle—a versatile craft that drives through Lisbon’s streets and then splashes into the Tagus River. It’s the perfect launchpad for what promises an energetic and memorable tour.
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Once onboard, guests receive a comprehensive safety briefing from the crew, ensuring everyone understands how to stay comfortable and secure during the ride. The vehicle is open-sided, making it vital to dress appropriately for weather conditions, whether sun or rain.
This amphibious vehicle is both a sightseeing bus and a boat, providing an exciting way to view Lisbon’s top attractions from both land and water. Its design offers a fun, interactive experience that emphasizes safety without sacrificing entertainment. The crew’s professionalism and friendly attitude set the tone for an engaging adventure that appeals to all ages, provided they meet the minimum age requirement of 2 years old.

The land portion of the tour takes travelers through Lisbon’s lively streets, where the guide shares stories, myths, and curiosities about the city. The route includes hidden gems and well-known sights, all explained in a way that’s both informative and entertaining.
Guides like Maria and Dulce are praised for their charismatic personalities, making the experience lively and memorable. They keep the energy high, sharing interesting insights into Portugal’s history and culture, all while creating a warm, friendly atmosphere. The small group size allows for interaction and questions, making the tour feel personalized and engaging.

The highlight for many is the moment when the amphibious vehicle splashes into the Tagus River. This transition provides a stunning view of Lisbon’s skyline, including landmarks from the riverside. Passengers enjoy the refreshing water and the panoramic vistas of the city’s top attractions, especially the Belém area, famous for its Age of Discoveries monuments.
Travelers appreciate how the guides explain the sights from the water, offering a different angle than the land tour. The timing of the splash adds a fun, exciting element to the experience that’s often described as memorable and photo-worthy.
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From the river, the tour provides excellent views of Lisbon’s top landmarks, including the Belém district. Here, the monumental buildings reflect the city’s glorious past during Portugal’s Age of Discoveries. The panoramic perspective allows for a better appreciation of the scale and beauty of these sites, which are difficult to see fully from land.
Guests often comment on the spectacular scenery and the informative commentary shared by guides during this part of the ride. The combination of history and scenic beauty makes this segment of the tour especially engaging.

The open-sided design of the amphibious vehicle offers an unobstructed view of Lisbon’s architecture and riverside. However, it’s worth dressing for the weather, as there’s no cover. Rain or shine, the tour runs, ensuring everyone gets their dose of outdoor adventure.
This layout adds a casual, lively atmosphere, making the experience feel more like a fun excursion than a traditional sightseeing bus. The driver is skilled at navigating both streets and water, adding to the sense of safety and excitement.

The guides are a standout feature of this tour, often praised for their enthusiasm, knowledge, and warm personalities. Names like Maria and Dulce appear frequently in reviews as exceptional guides who entertain while sharing fascinating facts.
They encourage passenger interaction, making sure everyone feels involved and has fun. Their humor and storytelling help make the tour more than just sightseeing—it’s a lively, engaging experience full of laughs and learning.

This tour is designed for adults and children over 2 years old, with no unaccompanied minors allowed. Guests should dress accordingly due to the open-sided nature of the vehicle, especially in case of rain or wind.
Luggage or large bags are not permitted onboard, and food or drinks—except bottled water—are prohibited during the tour. The tour operates rain or shine, so arriving on time is crucial for a smooth experience. The small group setting makes it feel intimate, but it also means limited space for belongings.

This amphibious tour is ideal for travelers seeking a fun, interactive way to see Lisbon’s sights. It’s perfect for families with children, couples, or anyone who enjoys a lively guide and scenic views.
Since the tour is not suitable for those with mobility impairments, visitors should prepare for a standing or seated experience. It’s a good choice for those wanting a lighthearted, memorable adventure that combines culture, humor, and water fun.
The Lisbon Amphibious Sightseeing Tour offers a cost-effective, entertaining way to explore the city from both land and water. With enthusiastic guides, stunning river views, and a splash into the Tagus, it creates a dynamic, engaging experience.
While limited in some aspects—such as weather dependency and the absence of large bags—its small group setting and interactive approach make it a favorite among those wanting a fun, memorable sightseeing activity. This tour suits families, couples, or small groups looking for a light-hearted way to enjoy Lisbon’s sights.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts 1.5 hours, combining both land and water segments.
Where does the tour depart from?
It departs from Doca de Santo Amaro, located below the 25th of April Bridge.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Children over 2 years old can participate, but unaccompanied minors are not allowed. It’s ideal for families with kids.
What should I wear?
Dress comfortably, as the vehicle is open-sided. Bring layers if weather changes unexpectedly.
Does the tour run in bad weather?
Yes, the tour operates rain or shine. Be prepared for the conditions on the day.
Are large bags allowed onboard?
No, luggage or large bags are not permitted during the tour.
What languages are guides available in?
Guides speak English and Portuguese, and the experience is suitable for bilingual audiences.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, full refunds are available if you cancel up to 24 hours before the scheduled start.
Are there any restrictions for mobility impairments?
Yes, the tour cannot accommodate guests with mobility impairments.
What makes this tour different from regular land sightseeing?
The seamless transition from streets to river, combined with lively guides and a splash into the Tagus, creates a fun, interactive experience that offers both cultural insights and scenic views.