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Estoril is a must-visit for fans of surfing and James Bond.
Water sports such as fishing, windsurfing, diving, and waterskiing are on offer on the beach.
Estoril is also home to seven 18-hole golf courses.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Estoril. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
It won’t cost you anything to visit Estoril, although you need to budget for transport costs and entrance fees to some attractions. Day tours that visit Estoril start from €65, although many only pass through or stop for photos en route to Cascais and Sintra. Sailing cruises cost around €450.
Yes, you can visit Estoril on a day trip from Lisbon—it’s easy to reach by car, public transportation, and guided tours. Estoril is not big, so spending one day here is plenty of time to cover its sights and beaches.
It depends. May to September is the best time to visit Estoril for comfortable outdoor weather to explore and go to the beach. If you’re looking to surf, the months around winter offer the best conditions; October and March provide good surf without being too cold.
Yes, the dining and nightlife in Estoril ensure you won’t need to go elsewhere in the evening to have a good time. The center of Estoril has a lot of restaurants to choose from, with several others near Jardim dos Passarinhos. As for nightlife, there’s Casino Estoril and plenty of bars near the beach and city center.
Yes, Estoril offers a variety of opportunities to enjoy outdoor sports. At São Pedro do Estoril Beach, you can go surfing or take surf lessons, and the beach is a good windsurfing spot. Out of the water, Estoril is home to one of the best golf courses in the Lisbon area.














































































































































