Things to do in Cascais e Estoril
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Day Trip to Sintra & Cascais with Admission to Pena Palace and Garden Walk
€80
per adult
96% of travellers recommend

Tastes & Traditions of Lisbon Food Tour
€83
per adult
100% of travellers recommend

Lisbon: Boat Cruise with Live Fado Performance and a Drink
€37
per adult

Tour Lisbon: Belém Tower, the Cathedral & Parque das Nações
€77
per adult
96% of travellers recommend

Lisbon : Boat tour at sunset with music and welcome drink
€20
per adult
88% of travellers recommend

Lisbon Sailing Tour: 2-Hour Cultural Scenic Cruise with Wine
€45
per adult
100% of travellers recommend

Sintra, Pena Palace, Quinta da Regaleira & Cascais Group Tour
€70
per adult
96% of travellers recommend
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1. Guincho Beach
Guincho Beach (Praia do Guincho) is a large sandy beach along the Atlantic Ocean. James Bond movie fans may recognize these shores from the opening scene of On Her Majesty's Secret Service. While far less hazardous than portrayed in that 1969 action movie, Guincho Beach does offer a more adventurous experience than the sheltered beaches of nearby Cascais and Estoril.
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2. Tamariz Beach
Head to Tamariz Beach (Praia do Tamariz) with its calm and clear blue waters and golden sands. The town beach is overlooked by Chalet Barros, a remarkable 19th-century castle owned by the royal family of Monaco.
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3. Cascais Marina
With its feet firmly set in history but with its sights fixed on the future, Cascais Marina has much to offer sailors and non sailors alike. The marina, near the westernmost point of mainland Europe, is nestled in the heart of the vibrant resort town of Cascais.
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4. Boca do Inferno
Translated as “Hell’s Mouth,” Boca do Inferno is a coastal rock formation just a short walk or bike ride west of the seaside resort of Cascais. See the rock arch and cove formed after the collapse of a coastal cave, the result of endless pounding of powerful ocean waves.
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5. Santa Marta Lighthouse Museum
As far as Portuguese lighthouses go, the Santa Marta Lighthouse (Farol Museu de Santa Marta) is special because it houses a lighthouse museum as well as a still working beacon. Come here to learn more about Portuguese seafaring history, lighthouse technology and local defence history.
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