Tourist tours in Lisbon, Sintra and Cascais, in 100% electric eco-friendly tuk-tuks.
"Where your journey begins with a smile and ends with a story to tell"
Any questions?
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Does the tuk-tuk make stops for photos?
If you've ever wondered if the tuk-tuk makes photo stops, the answer is an enthusiastic yes! At the most beautiful and significant points along the route, the guide not only stops so you can admire the scenery but also offers detailed descriptions and a fascinating historical context. This gives you the opportunity to take beautiful photographs that immortalize every moment.
Discover the unique experience of exploring charming cities aboard our eco-friendly tuk-tuks, a fun and sustainable way to create unforgettable moments.
Is it possible to customize the tour?
Personalization is one of the great strengths of our service. If none of the available tour options exactly match what you're looking for, we invite you to contact us. Together, we can plan a tailor-made itinerary, ensuring that every detail meets your expectations and interests.
Is it possible to organize tours with large groups?
Have a large group? No problem! Although our fleet of eco-friendly tuk-tuks has limited capacity, we have strategic partnerships with select companies that allow us to organize tours for larger groups. Whether it's a family reunion, a corporate event, or a special celebration, we always have a suitable solution for you.
Do you offer team building services for companies?
For companies looking to strengthen their teams, we present our innovative eCity Challenge. Developed by Tuk On Me, this team-building application is fully customizable, providing an interactive and dynamic experience that stimulates collaboration and creativity among participants. To learn more about this unique offering, simply contact us and we will be happy to introduce you to this tool that has been successful among many organizations.
Does the starting point always have to be the same?
Regarding the starting point, although we have preferred locations, there is some flexibility.
In Lisbon, Restauradores Square is the ideal location: central, accessible, and with enough space for tuk-tuks to park comfortably.
In Sintra, our lounge, located near the train station and the historic center, offers unparalleled convenience to our clients.
However, if you would like a different meeting point — such as a hotel or accommodation — provided it is easily accessible to the tuk-tuks and not far from the defined routes, we can accommodate this preference upon prior request.
In Sintra, how do we visit Pena Palace?
If you are interested in Sintra, particularly the Pena Palace, we have an important recommendation: we advise against visiting the interior of the palace, as the most affordable ticket only covers the main hall and kitchens, leaving out many of the palace's beautiful areas. The true magic lies outside the palace and in its stunning gardens, which can be included in a personalized tour for a complete and memorable experience.
Does the Lisbon Total tour include time for lunch?
For those opting for the Lisbon Total tour, it's important to know that it doesn't include time for lunch. If you'd like to enjoy a full day in the capital, we suggest the full-day Lisbon tour, a magnificent experience that includes several photo stops and time reserved for lunch at a traditional Portuguese restaurant—a perfect combination to nourish both body and soul.
Can tuk-tuks transport children?
In terms of safety, our eco-friendly tuk-tuks, being open vehicles, comply with legislation that discourages the transport of children under 4 years of age. Ensuring the well-being of all passengers is an absolute priority for us.
What is advisable to bring on a tuk-tuk ride?
So what should you bring for a tuk-tuk ride? First of all, bring a cheerful and positive attitude! A camera is essential to capture every moment. In summer, don't forget water to stay hydrated and sunscreen to protect your skin. We also recommend wearing practical clothing and comfortable shoes, especially for short walks that may occur during stops.