• Cascais - Enjoy 2 hours of leisure time in Cascais. Once a fishing village, it was transformed by Portuguese nobility into a summer retreat, featuring luxurious villas and opulent locations. Cascais is a delightful town offering beautiful beaches, parks, and vibrant streets.

• Casa da Guia - Casa da Guia is a notable spot in Cascais, serving as a popular gathering place for families and friends, thanks to its unique blend of commerce, culture, and leisure. Located on the road to Guincho, just outside Cascais, Casa da Guia is housed in a 19th-century mansion, beautifully restored by architect Cláudio Wanderley. It is surrounded by two hectares of gardens perched on a cliff, extending to the Guia Lighthouse and overlooking the vast Atlantic Ocean. Inside, visitors can explore an innovative commercial space with various shops and an art gallery. Outside, there is a fantastic area for dining, shopping, culture, and leisure, with restaurants, terraces, and an amphitheater offering stunning sea views.

• Cabo da Roca - Cabo da Roca is a rugged cape marking the westernmost point of continental Europe. Once thought to be the edge of the world until the 14th century, this location features wind-swept cliffs and barren lands. It is perfect for nature lovers, with the endless ocean on one side and the mountains of the Sintra-Cascais natural park on the other.

• Boca do Inferno - Known as the “mouth of hell,” this chasm has both fascinated and frightened visitors for centuries. The relentless ocean waves have carved the rock into a “stone jaw,” where a turbulent sea churns.

• Praia do Guincho - This stunning beach is set against the dramatic backdrop of the Serra de Sintra hills. Known for its strong winds and massive waves year-round, it is a haven for seasoned surfers. At the southern end of the beach stands the yellow-painted Fortaleza do Guincho, a fort that has been converted into a 5-star hotel, complete with an outdoor swimming pool built around the historic fort.

• Lisbon - The coastal return journey takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

• Lunch

Step back into the sixties and join me in my renovated 1970 Volkswagen T2 van for an exclusive adventure. It’s trendy and ‘boho chic,’ adding a touch of novelty and amusement to your excursion. I guide you through Lisbon’s hidden, stunning, and well-preserved gems, which are hard to reach without reliable transport. Whether you’re an aficionado of retro vehicles, reminiscent of the 60s and 70s, or simply eager to explore the iconic van, I guarantee a friendly atmosphere and lots of great discoveries. Enjoy scheduled daily outings along the coastlines of Cascais or Sintra, or choose paths that lead to Serra d’Arrabida or Setubal. If you’re travelling in a private group of up to 5 persons—friends or family—settle into my VW van and allow yourself to be chauffeured to fully appreciate this extraordinary destination.

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