• Praia da Rainha - Renowned as one of the most picturesque beaches in Cascais, this is an ideal spot to introduce the town’s stunning location and fascinating history.
• Centro Historico de Cascais - Discover the charm of the fishing village, the citadel, the beach, and the enduring memories alongside current attractions.
• Palacio Seixas - Learn about the remarkable transformation of Cascais from a modest fishing harbor to a glamorous court town.
• Fortaleza de Nossa Senhora da Luz - Delve into the citadel’s historical landmarks and explore its contemporary art developments.
• Centro Cultural de Cascais - Explore The Sommer House and the Cultural Center of Cascais, appreciating the architecture, stories, and recent renovations.
• Cascais Marina - Uncover the splendid legacy of the Count of Arnoso and the modern tale of the Marina that expanded on the outskirts of his estate.
• Casa de Santa Maria - Possibly the most stunning seaside house along the entire Cascais coast, showcasing the brilliance of architect Raul Lino.
• Santa Marta Lighthouse Museum - The lighthouse is striking, and its recent renovation is equally impressive.
• Museu Condes de Castro - A dream residence that blends elements of a castle and a manor house, featuring styles such as Romanesque, Gothic, Manueline, and Moorish Revival.
• Marechal Carmona Park - A romantic garden and the most beloved green space in Cascais, where roosters, chickens, and other poultry now roam freely.

• Private tour
• Professional guide
• Professional photographer guide

• Food and drinks
• Transportation to/from attractions
• Hotel pickup and drop-off (if option not selected)

Cascais is a coastal town located 30 km west of Lisbon, known for its sunny, laid-back atmosphere, infused with a touch of hedonism and sophistication. Could it be described as “hippie chic”?

Visitors can enjoy the beach for half the year and engage in activities like running, biking, or surfing throughout the year. Alternatively, they can embark on a culinary adventure, savoring grilled fish freshly caught from the sea. A simple train ride can lead to indulging in an ice cream at Santini, one of Cascais’ finest treats. Moreover, the Sun Coast’s capital is an ideal spot for relaxation, where one can simply gaze at the sea while enjoying the social scene. It’s important to note that the town’s current glamour and allure were not always present. Just 150 years ago, Cascais was a deserted ghost town, which, through an extraordinary transformation akin to a magic trick, evolved into a prestigious retreat. This tour aims to illuminate the fascinating and enduring changes in the Portuguese Riviera.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
• A maximum of 12 people per booking

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.