We've only been in Portugal a couple of days but I already think this will be a highlight of our trip. Running is a brilliant way to see the city and Sergio was a great guide. We did the coffee and nata tour: as well as some great history of coffee in the city and visits to some beautiful old coffee house buildings, the tour packed in plenty of general history and sights too. If we were here for longer I think we'd book another tour! Highly recommend.
We sincerely appreciate that you've taken a moment to share your impressions about your running tour, here in Porto! Hope you keep actively exploring other destinations, running is such a great way to do it! Best regards from the 'Invicta'!
We did the coffee&nata running tour with Sérgio and loved all of it! The tempo during runs is nice and high, and during the stops you get a chance to catch your breath and learn more about the city of Porto! We had 2 bigger stops for coffee, one of which included fresh pastel de nata. Our guide knew much about the different sites we passed and had many interesting facts on the way as well. We highly recommend this way of sightseeing
I'm so glad that you had a good time! Thank you for taking the time and sharing your (sweet) experience! Keep running strong!
The sunrise run was awesome and Sergio was nice enough to get started 30 minutes early so we had very little traffic and noise. He was very informative with the history behind the sites we visited while still keeping a good running pace. His enthusiasm for the stories was infectious and made me interested to learn more about Porto's history. It was also nice to receive a brief video of our run. I'd highly recommend this as a way to see the city.
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience! We get that 'mission accomplished' feel whenever a runner tells us we sparked her or his curiosity about any topic concerning the city :) Keep running strong, it was great meeting you!
The guide was on time, friendly, professional and very knowledgeable ! We had a tour of around 1h40 and 10 km.
We stopped at different points for explanations of the monuments. Don't worry about the running speed, the guide takes care of your pace and there are frequent stops if you need to breath...
Early in the morning with no traffic when the city wakes up is a great way to explore the city on the one hand and train a little bit on the other hand. The guide (Sérgio) knows a lot about the city and its history, so besides beautiful places, you also get a story.
Thank you for taking some of your time to write and share your impressions on the running tour here in Porto! It was also great for me to learn from you a few things about your country! Keep running strong!
