Max 8 Sintra Full-Day
Small Group Tour to Sintra, Pena Palace, Cabo Roca and Cascais runs through Tour Sweet Tours - Animacao Turistica Lda.. Rated 4.9 across 4,938 reviews. Runs 8 hours. From €70.
Lisbon in September still behaves like summer, with average highs of 26.8C, nights near 17.4C and only about four days of real rain. Warm evenings suit a sunset cruise, and cooler mornings are made for Sintra.
Small Group Tour to Sintra, Pena Palace, Cabo Roca and Cascais runs through Tour Sweet Tours - Animacao Turistica Lda.. Rated 4.9 across 4,938 reviews. Runs 8 hours. From €70.

5 - 9 hours
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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2 hours
Lisbon: Tagus River Sunset Cruise with Drinks. Rated 4.9 across 449 reviews. Runs 2 hours. From €33.
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8 hours · Around Lisbon
From Lisbon to Alentejo: Évora and Megaliths Full-Day Tour runs through Around Lisbon. Rated 4.7 across 165 reviews. Runs 8 hours. From €80.
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6 hours · TakingUThere
Private Wine Tasting in the Setúbal Wine Region, from Lisbon runs through TakingUThere. Rated 4.9 across 635 reviews. Runs 6 hours. From €125.
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3 hours · Rent a fun
Lisbon: 7 Hills Half-Day Electric Bike Tour runs through Rent a fun. Rated 4.9 across 1,739 reviews. Runs 3 hours. From €24.
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3 to 4 hours · Inside Lisbon
Best of Lisbon Small-Group Guided Walking Tour runs through Inside Lisbon. Rated 4.9 across 5,542 reviews. Runs 3 to 4 hours. From €19.
Check availability →Below, seven bookable tours are compared side by side, from a EUR 19 guided city walk to a EUR 125 private Setubal wine tasting. Weather averages from the national met service sit alongside them for planning.
Yes, and the numbers back it up. September averages a daytime high of about 27C and an overnight low near 17C, warm enough for riverside evenings without the peak-summer intensity. Rain is rare, roughly 35.9 mm across the month spread over fewer than four days with meaningful rainfall. It is a comfortable window for long walking tours and full-day trips alike.
Not much. The long-term September normal for Lisbon is 35.9 mm of rain in total, and only about 3.7 days per month see 1 mm or more. In practice most days are dry. Still, since every tour listed here offers free cancellation, booking ahead costs you nothing if one of those few rainy days lands on your plan.
Usually not. With a mean daily maximum of 26.8C, September mornings and late afternoons are pleasant for time on foot. The Best of Lisbon small-group walking tour runs 3 to 4 hours from EUR 19, and Belém tours last about 3 hours. If the hills worry you, the Seven Hills half-day electric bike tour covers the climbs for EUR 24.
Warm, dry evenings make the two-hour sunset cruise an easy call, from EUR 33 with a drink included. For daytime, a Sintra full-day small-group tour at EUR 70 pairs hillside palaces with Cabo da Roca, and the Évora and megaliths trip at EUR 80 escapes to the Alentejo. Wine lovers can book a private Setúbal tasting from EUR 125.
September suits day trips well. With highs near 27C and few rainy days, both the 8-hour Sintra small-group tour from EUR 70 and the Évora and megaliths full-day trip from EUR 80 run on reliable conditions. The budget small-group Sintra option, from EUR 39 and running 5 to 9 hours, leaves room for a slower pace. All offer free cancellation.