Gray Line: Lisbon Hop-on Hop-off Boat Tour at Lisbon

Gray Line Lisbon Hop-on Hop-off Boat Tour

See Lisbon from the water with this flexible 48-hour boat pass along the Tagus River. You can board at any of the three designated stops and hop off whenever something catches your eye. The boats run approximately every two hours, giving you complete control over your sightseeing schedule.

The route connects three key waterfront areas: Cais do Sodré, Praça do Comércio, and Belém. From the river, you'll spot landmarks impossible to see properly from land, including the 25th of April Bridge, the Monument of the Discoveries, and the UNESCO-listed Belém Tower. The bilingual audio guide (Portuguese and English) explains Lisbon's maritime history as you cruise past the city's pastel-coloured hills.

This boat tour works brilliantly alongside other Lisbon attractions. After exploring the waterfront, you might want to visit Jerónimos Monastery tickets in nearby Belém, or head into the city centre for the Lisbon Tram 28 guided tour through the historic neighbourhoods.

What is Included

• 48-hour hop-on hop-off boat pass
• Unlimited boarding at three designated stops
• Bilingual audio guide in Portuguese and English
• Access to all-weather equipped vessels
• Comfortable seating throughout the journey

Good to Know

Your ticket is valid for 48 hours from first use. Boats depart approximately every two hours, with the first departure from Ribeira das Naus (Cais do Sodré) at 10:45am and the last at 2:45pm. The tour is suitable for all ages and wheelchair accessible.

Arrive 15 minutes before your chosen departure time with your voucher and photo ID. The boats operate in all weather conditions, so you can cruise rain or shine. Check the detailed route map for any seasonal schedule changes before your visit.

Popular stops include Torre de Belém for the famous tower and riverside parks, and Terreiro do Paço near the central square and historic downtown. The flexible schedule means you can spend as long as you want exploring each area before catching the next boat.