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I have chosen to get off the beaten tracks and the mainstream routes. Instead, I prefer to explore hidden places, out of the ordinary, try new flavours and be bold. Each discovery gives me an excuse to gather my friends, depart into new adventures, and share my latest findings. Now, it is time to share with you what, as a local, I consider to be unmissable while visiting my hometown. Bring a positive attitude, good vibes and plenty of space for new memories!

Exploring the Cascais and Sintra countryside is tricky on foot, while crowded tour buses don’t do the experience justice. This small-group e-bike tour carries you effortlessly along quiet forest paths away from the crowds. Roll past sheep, horses, and village gardens up to the Peninha monastery for 360-degree views, then coast down to Guincho Beach and the dramatic Boca do Inferno.

A fishing village that seduced kings and spies — Cascais wears its glamour with sand between its toes. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Cascais on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Stroll the Marina de Cascais and its forest of masts • Drop down to Praia de Santa Marta, the postcard cove by the lighthouse • Admire the Palacete Seixas, elegance from the resort's golden age Available in 24 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian — see the full list when booking and choose yours when you start the game in the app. Around 2 hours - any group size. The Portuguese Riviera deals you in.

Trade the long drive to Sesimbra and crowded tour boats for a more tranquil wildlife-spotting experience in Cascais. Depart directly from the town's marina in a high-speed RIB boat for a small-group ocean safari. Cruise offshore along the Atlantic coast to watch pods of wild dolphins breach alongside your boat in their natural habitat.

Our company offers a private tour, with driver, in the language you wish (English, Spanish). Our focus is the well-being of the customer and that they enjoy an unforgettable day. The sympathy and discretion of our drivers will always be present on your tour. The Tour will give you a blend of charms, from architecture, stunning landscapes to the encounter with the sea, not missing the gastronomy. In this tour you will be accompanied by a driver who will provide information about the different places you visit. Sintra has had the charm of its different palaces and Castle of the Moors since the 19th century. VIII until the century. XIX. The gardens with Magnolia, Palmeiras, Cedros and Sobreiros, are some of the views by Sintra. Cape da Roca, the westernmost point of the European continent will be the place for the magnificent view over the ocean and the Guincho beaches. Cascais will know the fishing Villa where the luxurious houses and its narrow stone streets make Cascais a very picturesque place.

Watch a famous Portuguese sunset from a different perspective when you book this private cruise from Cascais. Climb aboard your private sunset just before the golden hours and take a leisurely sail along the picturesque coast. See old forts, beautiful beaches, small villages, and views of Sintra with a glass of wine in hand. The cruise includes private transportation and restroom facilities on board for added comfort.

This tour makes it easy to explore the highlights of Sintra in a day. Sidestep the crowded sightseeing buses and benefit from the luxury of a private tour, exclusively for your personal group in a vehicle with Wi-Fi access. The trip begins with a Lisbon pickup, and then includes admission to multiple attractions, including the new wing of Pena Palace, the Moorish Castle, and Quinta da Regaleira.

Explore the quaint seaside village of Cascais on a private tour from Lisbon. With your guide, learn about the former fishermen’s village steeped in history and its transformation over centuries—more than you would from a guidebook. See historic landmarks, admire the Portuguese Riviera scenery, and walk along the coast between Cascais and Estoril on this personalized experience.

With its dramatic cliffs and panoramic viewpoints, Cabo da Roca is a favorite among travelers—but few people get to see the hidden, lesser-used dirt trails that surround the area. Get off the beaten track on this small-group, half-day hiking tour, which gives you a different perspective on Portugal’s star coastal attraction and its unique ecosystem along the Atlantic Ocean.

See Cascais, its landmarks, and its beaches from the water on this private sailing tour. Cruise out onto Cascais Bay and sail along the coastline to enjoy the scenery of this seaside town. Spot charming fishing boats, the towering walls of the Cascais Citadel, and the Santa Marta Lighthouse before watching the sunset over the horizon. This private tour includes private transportation and insurance for a seamless experience.

Discover the magical city of Cascais at your own pace with this guided tour. With a tour of more than 2 hours, you can explore iconic attractions such as the Citadel, the Palace of the Counts of Castro Guimaraes or the Boca do Inferno. This option without schedules or groups allows you to enjoy the city flexibly, including recommendations on gastronomy and family activities. Available in six languages, this experience is ideal for those looking for hassle-free personalized tourism. - 2h self-guided tour with + 10 points of interest - Access to information in 6 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian and German Explore iconic attractions and receive food recommendations. - No groups or schedules, ideal for traveling at your own pace.

Join this guided small group bike ride along the coastline and cliffs of Ericeira. You’ll also pass by villages and hit up some local trails, finishing with a fun downhill along the water. This approximately two hour tour is suitable for both beginners and experienced riders, and can be tailored to suit your level.

Go beyond Lisbon’s city limits and explore the enchanting town of Sintra, without the hassle of renting and driving a car, on this private tour. Once the summer retreat for Portuguese royals, this UNESCO-listed town is teeming with palaces; choose one or two to explore independently. Then, venture to the coast to explore Roca Cape, Cascais, and Guincho Beach.

Watching the sunset from a crowded viewpoint doesn't offer a very serene experience. Make your Portuguese sunset experience one to remember with this private chartered cruise departing from Cascais. Unwind with just your group while gliding along Atlantic waters during the golden hour, soaking up sights of the skyline that you can only get from the water.

Discover the rolling hills and lush landscapes of Sintra-Cascais Natural Park on this exciting mountain biking tour from Lisbon. Join a small group and gear up for your adventure along mountain trails or the Atlantic Ocean. You can also combine your tour with a walk through the cobblestone streets of Cascais.

We will visit the neighborhood of Bethlehem, taste the famous pastel of Bethlehem. It is a walk through the neighborhood on the river Tejo, where we will stop next to the monuments and tell stories about the construction of them and purpose. With time for photos. A well spent morning or afternoon with a taste of the pastel from Belém, so typical of Portugal. Fun and relaxed moments in the neighborhood of Belém

This is not a traditional history tour. As a writer and storyteller, I bring wartime Estoril and royal Cascais to life through vivid stories, humour and carefully researched facts. Meet double agents, exiled royals, diplomats and refugees; discover how Ian Fleming found inspiration here; and see how a seaside resort became one of wartime Europe’s most intriguing crossroads. With no more than six guests, the experience remains personal, interactive and conversational.

Starting in the charming town of Cascais, we make our way along the stunning beaches of the Estoril coast, passing the Carcavelos sandy beach and the iconic São Julião da Barra Fort, that marks the entrance to the Tagus freshwater towards the Bugio lighthouse, the gateway to Lisbon. Also noteworthy along the route is the Santo António Fort in São João do Estoril, the holiday home of António Oliveira Salazar, the dictator who ruled the country from 1933 until the 1974 revolution and where he had an accident that precipitated his death. The tour ends with a circumnavigation of the Bugio lighthouse fortification, with a view of the famous red bridge over the Tagus river, with clear similarities to the Alcatraz complex and the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco as they coincide in time. A palette of sensations and experiences, combining sea and river, picturesque and modern.

Portugal’s southernmost Algarve region is known for its picturesque scenery, from limestone cliffs and gold-sand beaches to hilltop fishing villages and Moorish fortresses—but private transportation is essential for moving around. Ideal for travelers looking to leave the driving to someone else, this hassle-free private overnight tour includes door-to-door chauffeured vehicle transfers. Plus, take in the Benagil Cave during a boat trip and visit Silves Castle with included tickets.

Who is it for? This experience is suitable for adults who: enjoy walking and being outdoors want some time away from the usual tourist experience are interested in wellbeing and personal reflection are travelling alone and would enjoy some meaningful company are going through a period of change or simply want some space to think want to experience Portugal's landscapes in a different way

Combine a day trip to Fatima with a visit to Mira de Aire Grottoes, without needing to rent a car, on this private tour from Lisbon. Explore the caves, some of the largest in Portugal, visit the homes of Fatima's shepherd saints, and spend time at the Sanctuary of Fatima.

Cascais has spent centuries attracting royalty, spies, and sailors to its Atlantic shores. On this self-guided audio tour, you'll trace how a humble fishing village became Portugal's most elegant seaside resort, shaped by royal summers, maritime science, and wartime intrigue. The tour starts at Cascais train station, the gateway that opened this coastline to the world when the line arrived in 1889. From there, you'll follow the promenade past Ribeira Beach, where fishermen and royal bathers once shared the same sand, and into the historic center along the wave-patterned calçada portuguesa of Rua Frederico de Arouca. At Praça 5 de Outubro, you'll uncover a remarkable historical coincidence: the same date that ended the Portuguese monarchy also marks its founding in 1143. You'll go past the Casa das Histórias Paula Rego and along the marina before finishing at Forte de Santa Marta, where the still-active lighthouse has guided ships along this coast for centuries.

The town of Cascais has been one of the most important harbours between Europe and the mighty atlantic ocean, as a safe haven that attracted Phoenicians, Romans, Visigoths and Arabs alike. During the Age of Discoveries, Cascais was the port from where caravels depart to Africa, Brasil, India and China. Learn about Luís de Camões and the “Lusíadas”, his 16th century epic about the Vasco da Gama’s discovery journey to India, about that epic journey itself and about Christopher Columbus, who first docked here after discovering the Americas. Learn the shakesperean true story of King Pedro I and his forbidden love with Inês de Castro. After World War I, and during WWII Cascais was a hotbed of espionage. Ian Fleming lived here as an undercover british agent and felt inspired in Cascais to write Casino Royal, introducing to the world the most famous spy of all times: James Bond. Follow us to get to know the most famous bay in Portugal like a local and get swept away by the charm of Cascais.