Private Boat Trip from Lisbon to the Atlantic with Swim Stop

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Private Boat Trip from Lisbon to the Atlantic with Swim Stop

Price from
€240
Duration
4 h 30 min
Group size
Up to 6 travellers
Guide languages
Portuguese, English, Spanish

Overview

Explore the beauty of the Atlantic on a private boat trip from Lisbon. This four to five hour adventure takes you beyond the Tagus River to the open sea, offering a unique opportunity to swim at a secluded beach accessible only by water. Ideal for groups of up to six, enjoy a personalized experience with stunning ocean views and chances to spot marine life. Relax with time for photos and create unforgettable memories on this private charter.

- Private boat trip for up to 6 guests, perfect for families or friends

- Swim at a remote beach and enjoy the tranquility of the Atlantic

- Duration of 4 to 5 hours with flexible departure times daily

- Licensed local operator ensures a safe and enjoyable experience

What's included

Safety equipment
Swim stop (weather permitting)
All taxes and fees
Bottled water
Professional skipper

Not included

Food
Towels
Stand Up Paddle (coming soon)
Snorkeling equipment (coming soon)

What you will do

Padrao Dos Descobrimentos
Travelers will see the Monument to the Discoveries, a riverside landmark shaped like a caravel and featuring 33 sculpted figures from Portugal’s Age of Exploration. They’ll notice Prince Henry the Navigator leading the group and the only woman represented, Queen Philippa of Lancaster. The monument symbolizes Portugal’s maritime ambition and the spirit of global discovery.
Pass by, no stop
Torre de Belem
Travelers will see the Belém Tower, a 16th‑century riverside fortress built to defend the entrance of the Tagus. From the water, they’ll enjoy its Manueline architecture, ornate stone carvings, watchtowers, and historic cannons. The tower symbolizes Portugal’s maritime power during the Age of Exploration and offers one of the most iconic views in Belém.
Pass by, no stop
Jeronimos Monastery
Travelers will see the Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO‑listed masterpiece of Manueline architecture. From the river, they’ll admire its grand façade and the historic site where sailors spent their last night before departing on long voyages. The monastery symbolizes Portugal’s Age of Exploration and the spiritual preparation that preceded each journey.
Pass by, no stop
Paco de Arcos
Travelers will see the coastal area of Paço de Arcos, known for its calm waters, beaches, and scenic waterfront. From the boat, they’ll enjoy views of the historic fortifications that once protected the Tagus entrance and the elegant seaside architecture. It’s a peaceful stretch of coastline that highlights the natural beauty between Belém and Cascais
Pass by, no stop
Farol do Bugio
Travelers will see the Bugio Lighthouse, a circular fortress standing at the mouth of the Tagus. From the boat, they’ll enjoy its unique island structure, built to defend Lisbon from naval attacks. Today it marks the entrance to the river and offers one of the most striking and isolated views along the coastline
Pass by, no stop

Meeting point

Travelers will meet the skipper directly at the boat berth, at Gate 2 of Belém Marina. The skipper will be present at the meeting point 10 minutes before departure and will welcome travelers onboard. No pickup service is provided; travelers must arrive at the marina independently.

End point: Travelers will meet the skipper directly at the boat berth, at Gate 2 of Belém Marina. The skipper will be present at the meeting point 10 minutes before departure and will welcome travelers onboard. No pickup service is provided; travelers must arrive at the marina independently.