• Praia da Rainha - One of the most photogenic beaches in Cascais, the perfect place for an introduction on the town’s incredible location and amazing story

• Centro Historico de Cascais - The fishing village, the citadel, the beach, the memories that still linger and the actual attractions

• Palacio Seixas - Where we explain and illustrate the incredible move of Cascais from a small fishing harbour to a glamorous Court Town

• Fortaleza de Nossa Senhora da Luz - We explore the citadel and it’s historical landmarks, but also the contemporary art developments

• Centro Cultural de Cascais - We explore The Sommer House and the Cultural Center of Cascais, the architecture, the stories and the recent revamping

• Cascais Marina - The fabulous legacy of the Count of Arnoso and the more recent story of the Marina that grew in the outskirts of his property

• Casa de Santa Maria - Probably the most amazing house by the sea in the hole Cascais coast. The genius of architect Raul Lino explained.

• Santa Marta Lighthouse Museum - The Lighthouse is dramatic, but the recent revamping is no less amazing

• Museu Condes de Castro - A dream house somewhere between a castle and a manor house, mixing several languages, including Romanesque, Gothic, Manuelino, and Moorish Revival.

• Marechal Carmona Park - A Romantic garden and the most popular green space in Cascais, where cocks, chicken and poultry are now free to roam.

• 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 indulge in a culinary adventure, savoring freshly grilled fish caught from the local sea. A simple train ride can lead to Santini, where one can relish some of the finest ice cream in Cascais. Moreover, the Sun Coast’s capital is an ideal spot for relaxation, offering the chance to do nothing but 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. In fact, 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 these incredible and still significant 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.