Sagres Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Sagres. Judging by ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Jeep Off-Road Algarve Natural Park West Coast Secret Spot Tour

• Sagres Sunset Small Group Tour from Lagos

• Sagres & Cape St. Vincent Half-Day Tour

• Wild and Wonderful West Coast Full-Day Tour

• Lagos and Sagres Premium - Shared Small Group > VTours Algarve

While it doesn’t cost anything to explore Sagres and its beaches and coastline, you can explore the seaside village on a tour, where you’ll be guided through the local highlights. Half-day sightseeing tours from Lagos start at around US$70, while full-day tours are closer to US$105.

The top attractions in Sagres are beaches, coastal spots, and manmade landmarks. Praia da Mareta and Praia do Tonel are the most popular beaches in Sagres, while the Cape Sagres viewpoint and Ponta da Atalaia offer coastal views. Sagres Fortress and the Cabo de São Vicente Lighthouse are historical landmarks.

Yes, Sagres is home to countless surf schools and shops, as surfing is a top draw. Surfing here is popular, as you have both an eastern and western coastline, providing an alternative when the conditions on one side aren’t great. Try starting at Praia da Mareta or Praia Do Zavial.

Yes. Trails lead to most surrounding beaches, as well as lookout points such as Ponta da Atalaia and the points around the Cabo de São Vicente Lighthouse. A more ambitious hike is the route from Sagres to Salema, with a track connecting the beaches northeast of Sagres to Salema village.

Yes, you can visit Sagres independently. Local buses run from Lagos to Sagres, and you can then walk between the different attractions around the village. Some places, such as the Cabo de São Vicente Lighthouse, are far from the center of Sagres, so it's best to visit those by car.