Budget Small-Group Sintra Day
From Lisbon: Sintra, Pena, Regaleira, Cabo da Roca & Cascais. Rated 4.9 across 1,162 reviews. Runs 5 - 9 hours. From €39.
April sits in the sweet spot for Lisbon. Days reach about 20C on average, rain shows up on fewer than eight days in the month, and the summer crowds have not yet arrived. It is a month for walking the old quarters, riding out to Sintra, and finishing the day on the Tagus with a glass of wine.
From Lisbon: Sintra, Pena, Regaleira, Cabo da Roca & Cascais. Rated 4.9 across 1,162 reviews. Runs 5 - 9 hours. From €39.

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Check availability →Below you will find the numbers that matter for planning, alongside six tours suited to April conditions. Expect highs near 20C and cool evenings, so pack a light jacket for river cruises and sunset sailings. Every listing carries free cancellation if the forecast turns.
Long-term records put the average April high at 19.9C and the average low at 11.8C. Daytime is usually pleasant for walking tours and bike rides, while evenings feel cool enough for a jacket. Most visitors find it comfortable weather for a full day out in Sintra or a sunset cruise on the Tagus.
April averages 63.4 mm of rain, spread over about 7.7 days with at least 1 mm. Showers tend to be brief rather than all-day, so a small umbrella covers most situations. Every tour listed here offers free cancellation, so a wet forecast does not lock you into a plan.
Yes. Spring greenery is at its best around the Pena Palace grounds, and April temperatures make the hillside walks far more comfortable than the heat of July or August. Options on this page run from a budget small-group trip at EUR 39 per person to a full 10-hour guided day at EUR 80, so you can match the pace and depth you want.
Layers are the answer. Days near 20C call for a t-shirt or light shirt, while evenings dropping toward 12C want a jacket, especially on the water for a sunset sailing tour. Bring something rain-proof for the odd shower, and comfortable shoes for the cobbles of Alfama and the hills of Sintra.
No major events dominate the April calendar, which is part of the appeal. Visitor flow stays below the summer peak, so monument queues move faster and restaurant tables are easier to book. It is a good month for mixing a city walking tour with a longer day trip to Sintra, Cascais or the Belem riverfront without peak-season pressure.