Sesimbra Food and Wine Tours

Here are some dishes which can not be missed in Sesimbra. There are several dishes and specialities recommended in Sesimbra. The “bacalhau à lagareiro” is a traditional recipe prepared from stockfish and served in olive oil, garlic, and seasonings. The following dishes must be on your list. Caldeirada, a traditional fish stew. You should also try fresh seafood like grilled sardines, mussels, and the “amêijoas à bulhão pato”, prepared from clams and cooked in garlic and olive oil sauce. All these preparations are characteristic of the typical and excellent Tunisian food.

Sesimbra is a town that can ideally be toured by walking and using some localized means of transport. Sesimbra is quite a small town, and the most significant points of interest, including a fishing port, Sesimbra Castle, and the beaches, are located relatively close. Public transport, cabs, or rental bikes can be used for long distances or on particular routes like food and wine tours. Another fun experience is a boat trip along the coast to get closer to Sesimbra's views and enjoy the quiet sea.

Indeed, Sesimbra can be described as one of the towns that are best explored on foot. It displays a small city center in which all the main tourist sites, including the historic Sesimbra Castle, the bustling fishing quay, and the beautiful beaches, are within walking distance. Many of the walking paths are paved and well-kept, and the general environment and mood of the town are somewhat laid back and inviting. Walking allows the chance to find small shops, meet the charming harbour, and feel the city's atmosphere without an urge to drive a car.

To get the most out of the food and wine tours in Sesimbra, we recommend planning at least 1 full day. With this time frame, you will have ample opportunity to explore and enjoy the city's diverse culinary offerings at your leisure. Start your stay by exploring the local markets and trying some of Sesimbra's typical dishes and wines. A whole day can be reserved for visiting the best wineries while learning about the region's different varieties and wine production.

Most attractions in Sesimbra do not require a prior booking, especially when tourists are not popular. Yet in some cases of food and wine tours or restaurants and wine cellars of great popularity, it is recommended to book a table beforehand. This will help one make arrangements for their desired date and time and avoid time wastage by spending a lot of time in queue. Above all, it is advised to book early since, during the period of high demand and or festive holidays, the number of available rooms may be limited.