Published 15 October 2026 | Updated 15 October 2026 by Kate Acaster
Travelodeal has cut this six-night Lisbon, Porto and Douro Valley trip from £625 to £369 each from Bristol on 9 December. That price includes flights, two four-star hotels, the train between the cities and a guided Douro Valley tour.
You’ll spend three nights at NEYA Lisboa, take the train north to Porto, then stay three nights at YOTEL Porto. It turns a city break into an easy week in two of Portugal’s best cities, with the Douro day out already in the plan.
Bristol is the £369 lead price, but Travelodeal also offers departures from London, Manchester and other UK airports for more. The £369 example is room only, and checked baggage costs extra from £70 per return bag.
How to book
Choose your airport and date, then check the final price, baggage and room details before paying.
FAQs
What does the £369 Lisbon and Porto deal include?
The checked 9 December package includes return flights from Bristol, three nights at 4-star NEYA Lisboa, rail travel to Porto, three nights at 4-star YOTEL Porto and a guided Douro Valley tour. The listed board basis is room only.
Which airports can I fly from?
The £369 lead price was checked from Bristol. Travelodeal also offers this itinerary from London, Manchester and other UK airports, with prices varying by departure date and airport.
Is baggage included with this Travelodeal holiday?
The provider lists checked baggage as an extra from £70 per return bag. Check the final package price and luggage allowance before you book.
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