• Sintra Mountains - Welcome to the awe-inspiring Serra de Sintra, a stunning landscape that extends across the horizons of Portugal. This magnificent mountain range, situated just a few kilometers from Lisbon, is a natural and cultural gem that draws travelers from around the globe.

The Serra de Sintra, with its rugged terrain and lush greenery, provides a unique experience for visitors. Here, one can find a harmonious blend of vibrant nature and the rich history that infuses the region. The mountain range is a tapestry of verdant hills, charming valleys, and intriguing rock formations that date back to ancient times.

• Fonte da Sabuga - Fonte da Sabuga, located in São Pedro do Sul, Portugal, offers water rich in minerals such as hydrogen sulfide, calcium, and magnesium. This water is renowned for its therapeutic benefits for skin, respiratory, and muscle issues. Visitors often seek spa treatments and therapeutic baths. It is important to follow professional guidance and, if necessary, consult a doctor before using the hot springs, especially for those with pre-existing medical conditions. Fonte da Sabuga also boasts a rich history and local traditions, adding a cultural element to the visit.
• Castelo dos Mouros - The first monument to visit is the Moorish Castle, an incredible structure dating back to the period of Islamic rule and the conquests of D. Afonso Henriques, the first king of Portugal. It offers a superb 360º view over the Lisbon region to the sea.
• Park and National Palace of Pena - The highlight is the Pena Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where visitors can fall in love with the architecture, the view, and its unique gardens.
• Casa Piriquita - Pastelaria Piriquita is a landmark in the charming village of Sintra, Portugal. Founded in 1862, this traditional pastry shop is famous for its delicious treats, especially the renowned pillows and queijadas.

Located in the heart of Sintra, Pastelaria Piriquita attracts tourists and locals with the irresistible aroma of its fresh sweets. The pillows, made with crispy puff pastry and filled with creamy egg custard, are a specialty loved by many. Cheesecakes, with their soft texture and delicate flavor, are also a temptation for sweet lovers.

• Centro Historico de Sintra - Begin this journey in the heart of Sintra, the historical center of Sintra, where one can and should stroll through the small iconic alleys of this romantic village. Stop at one of the most famous coffee shops in the world, the renowned Piriquita, where visitors can taste the sweets with regional flavor.
• Quinta da Regaleira - Discover one of Sintra’s most enchanting sites, visit the famous Initiatic Well, explore the interior of the caves, and wander through a fabulous garden, all within this estate that has become one of the most interesting points of the region.
• Parque e Palacio de Monserrate - Among trees from the four corners of the world, waterfalls, and lakes, walking in Monserrate Park feels like being enveloped by a romantic mystique.

Visitors can choose to visit the Palácio de Monserrate instead of the Castelo dos Mouros, if preferred.

• Cabo da Roca - Discover Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of mainland Portugal, as well as continental Europe. Take advantage of this magnificent spot to capture unique photos of the “end of Europe” and enjoy a view of the sea that stretches into the distance.
• Estrada do Guincho - Welcome to the stunning Estrada do Guincho, a scenic stretch that runs between Cascais and Praia do Guincho. This coastal road offers a unique driving experience, combining the natural beauty of the coast with a sense of adventure.

Estrada do Guincho winds along the cliffs of the Atlantic coast, providing breathtaking panoramic views of the ocean and surrounding landscapes. The Atlantic stretches as far as the eye can see, creating a feeling of vastness and freedom as you drive.

As you drive along the road, feel the sea breeze caress your face, creating a direct connection with nature. The road’s gentle curves follow the coastal topography, providing an exciting and unique driving experience.

• Guincho Beach - A quick stop at one of the most famous beaches along the Sintra/Cascais line.
• Boca do Inferno - The name “Boca do Inferno” was given to this place due to the morphological resemblance and the tremendous and awe-inspiring impact of the waves on the rocks, making it feel wonderful.
• Santa Marta Lighthouse Museum - Welcome to Farol de Santa Marta, an iconic spot in the beautiful coastal town of Cascais. This historic lighthouse has played a key role in navigation and maritime safety over the years, while still remaining a landmark symbol of the region.

The Farol de Santa Marta is an elegant structure that stands gracefully on the waterfront. Its tall, distinctive tower serves as a vital reference for navigators crossing the Atlantic waters. There is something poetic about its distinctive glow that guides sailors through the night and in challenging weather conditions.

• Cascais - Known as the Portuguese Riviera or the Sunset of Europe, the town of Cascais truly has its charm, and it is hard to find anyone who has not been enchanted by its quiet alleys, beautiful palaces facing the sea, or even the colorful boats resting against the seafront.

• Private group, only your group will participate
• Private transportation
• Local guide
• Travel throughout the coastal area from Sintra to Cascais, with stops at all points of interest
• Guided tour of Palacio da Pena and Quinta da Regaleira (according to the purchased version)
• Pick-up and drop-off at any Lisbon, Sintra or Cascais area hotel/accommodation
• Ticket for Park and Pena Palace

• Lunch
• Ticket to Quinta da Regaleira (DISPONIBLE in the version with two tickets)

Discover the enchanting region of Sintra and Cascais with a knowledgeable local guide who will lead you through both iconic landmarks and hidden gems. In Sintra, wander through the charming streets and visit the magnificent Palacio da Pena, renowned across Europe, as well as the mystical Quinta da Regaleira, celebrated for its mysterious gardens, caves, and intriguing symbolism. Be sure to pause at the traditional Piriquita to savor the renowned local sweets.

Cabo da Roca is an essential stop: marvel at the westernmost point of Europe and its unique coastal vistas. Also, explore the beaches that link Sintra to Cascais.

As you descend the mountain, unwind with the scenic views leading to the coast. In Cascais, discover this delightful seaside village, known for its boutiques, restaurants, and inviting atmosphere.

• LGBTQIA+ friendly
• Ideal for avoiding unnecessary queues and waiting
• Ideal for private groups up to 25 people
• Pick-up and drop-off service included in all Hotels or Airbnbs in Sintra and Cascais
• Pick-up and Drop-off Service in Other Locations (Lisbon, etc.) – Additional Cost Applicable
• In the included ticket version of the tour, a guided tour of the Pena Palace is included, providing a richer and more detailed experience about the history and architecture of this iconic monument. In the ticket-free version, the visit to the interior of the palaces is done as an autonomous/self guide. If you want a guide during your visit, we can provide this service at an additional cost.
• We can help you with the purchase of tickets. Please contact us before proceeding with the purchase so that we can purchase them in advance and receive payment on the day of the tour.

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