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Where to stay in Cascais
Best time: May-September. These months offer the best weather for beach activities and outdoor exploration, with warm temperatures and minimal rainfall.
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★ 4.7ibis Lisboa Sintra
Bairro do Campo da Bola
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★ 4.6HILLTOP OASIS - Lisbon Lux Oeiras Resorts
Casal das Chocas
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★ 4.6Amadora Palace Hotel
Casal de Vaz Meirinho
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★ 4.5Pousada Queluz
Casal de Vaz Meirinho
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★ 4.3Jardim da Amadora
Casal de Vaz Meirinho
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★ 4.3WOT Ocean Soul
Almuinhas Velhas
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★ 4.3Casa da Pendoa
Quinta da Beloura I
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★ 4.3Flag Hotel Lisboa Sintra
Aldeia de Santa Isabel
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★ 4.3Help Yourself Hostels Carcavelos Coast
Alto dos Lombos
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★ 4.3Help Yourself Hostels Parede
Avencas
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★ 4.3Azenhas Do Mar Valley House
Almuinhas Velhas
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★ 4.2Azen Cool House
Almuinhas Velhas
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Cascais on the map
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Cascais, like a local
Don't miss
- Boca do Inferno: A stunning coastal rock formation with dramatic views.
- Cascais Marina: A vibrant area for dining and enjoying the sea atmosphere.
- Museu Condes de Castro Guimarães: An elegant museum showcasing local history and art.
- Praia da Rainha: A picturesque beach perfect for sunbathing and swimming.
- Cabo da Roca: The westernmost point of continental Europe with breathtaking views.
Where to eat
- O Pescador: Famous for its fresh seafood and traditional Portuguese dishes.
- Santini: Renowned for serving some of the best gelato in Portugal.
- Taberna da Praça: A cozy spot known for its authentic local cuisine and tapas.
Do this
- Cascais Coastal Walk: A scenic walk along the coastline offering stunning views of the Atlantic.
- Surf Lessons at Praia do Guincho: A thrilling experience for both beginners and experienced surfers.
- Visit to Mercado da Vila: A local market showcasing fresh produce and Portuguese delicacies.
Local tips
- Visit the local fish market early in the morning for the freshest seafood.
- Check out the small galleries and shops in the historic center for unique souvenirs.
- Take a day trip to Sintra via the scenic train for breathtaking palaces and nature.
- Try the local pastries at Casa da Guia while enjoying ocean views.
Know before you go
Best time
May-September. These months offer the best weather for beach activities and outdoor exploration, with warm temperatures and minimal rainfall.
Getting around
Cascais is well-connected by train from Lisbon, and local buses are available. Biking is popular, and walking is a great way to explore the town.
Airport
LIS
Language
Portuguese is the primary language, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
Money
Euro (€). Cards are accepted in most places, but it's advisable to carry some cash for smaller shops and markets.
Safety
Cascais is generally safe for tourists, but standard precautions should be taken, especially at night or in crowded areas.
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