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A private 2-hour sunset yacht on the Tagus aboard the Minty of Kip, offering two decks, a flybridge, and curated service for up to 18 guests. Glide past Belém Tower and the MAAT with a complimentary drink and local insight from an experienced crew.
A private 2-hour sunset yacht on the Tagus aboard the Minty of Kip, offering two decks, a flybridge, and curated service for up to 18 guests. Glide past Belém Tower and the MAAT with a complimentary drink and local insight from an experienced crew.
The Minty of Kip slips onto the Tagus like a promise: two decks, a flybridge, and 125m² of open sky as Lisbon melts into evening light.
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Operated by Meu Oceano · Lisbon, Lisbon
The Minty of Kip slips onto the Tagus like a promise: two decks, a flybridge, and 125m² of open sky as Lisbon melts into evening light.
From the quay you'll feel the river pulling you east past Belém Tower and the modern curve of the MAAT, the city’s monuments sliding by with the tide. The crew—two skippers and an attendant—manage lines and music while you move between shaded lounge and sun-exposed bow, watching the water throw back orange and steel.
This stretch of the Tagus bears the weight of Portugal's Age of Discoveries; stone markers and grand facades recall voyages launched into the Atlantic. Geologically the estuary widens here, the river meeting ocean and bringing a salt-scented breeze that sharpens late-afternoon light. Culturally, Lisbon’s riverside is where daytime commerce softens into rooftop bars and fado notes threading the air.
Practical guidance: the trip is a private 2-hour charter for up to 18 people with one complimentary drink per guest and an onboard menu for extras. Boarding is straightforward from central docks accessible by public transport; crew provide life jackets and have two bathrooms below decks. Book with passport details handy—IDs are required at booking—and plan to arrive 20–30 minutes early.
Timing matters: aim to be on board 30 minutes before sunset for best light. Dress in layers—evenings on the Tagus can be breezy—and bring sun protection and a camera with a good zoom. The vessel’s stability and crew service make it suitable for a relaxed social outing or a scenic photo run along Lisbon’s iconic riverfront.
The charter is configured for up to 18 guests, making it a private experience for groups or small parties.
One complimentary drink is provided per person; the crew offers an onboard drinks and snacks menu available for purchase.
Departures use central Lisbon docks accessible by public transport; confirm the exact boarding point on your booking voucher.
Full refunds are available if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; check your confirmation for specifics and weather‑related changes.
Meu Oceano operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Minty of Kip slips onto the Tagus like a promise: two decks, a flybridge, and 125m² of open sky as Lisbon melts into evening light.
The Minty of Kip slips onto the Tagus like a promise: two decks, a flybridge, and 125m² of open sky as Lisbon melts into evening light.
From the quay you'll feel the river pulling you east past Belém Tower and the modern curve of the MAAT, the city’s monuments sliding by with the tide. The crew—two skippers and an attendant—manage lines and music while you move between shaded lounge and sun-exposed bow, watching the water throw back orange and steel.
This stretch of the Tagus bears the weight of Portugal's Age of Discoveries; stone markers and grand facades recall voyages launched into the Atlantic. Geologically the estuary widens here, the river meeting ocean and bringing a salt-scented breeze that sharpens late-afternoon light. Culturally, Lisbon’s riverside is where daytime commerce softens into rooftop bars and fado notes threading the air.
Practical guidance: the trip is a private 2-hour charter for up to 18 people with one complimentary drink per guest and an onboard menu for extras. Boarding is straightforward from central docks accessible by public transport; crew provide life jackets and have two bathrooms below decks. Book with passport details handy—IDs are required at booking—and plan to arrive 20–30 minutes early.
Timing matters: aim to be on board 30 minutes before sunset for best light. Dress in layers—evenings on the Tagus can be breezy—and bring sun protection and a camera with a good zoom. The vessel’s stability and crew service make it suitable for a relaxed social outing or a scenic photo run along Lisbon’s iconic riverfront.