Cascais Beach Tours

Our tours are safe as we care about our visitors. There is a shallow frequency of criminal activities in Cascais, but keep an eye on your belongings on the beach.  Although Cascais is commonly considered a safe city, it is still good advice for visitors to be more cautious and alert, especially regarding their stuff. Following these basic steps will guarantee that tourists, for as long as the time they are in Cascais, will not be safe and be their sole concern.

Cascais is a remarkable combination of natural landscapes, ancient/Colombian heritage, and vibrant cultural activity. The town is dotted with scenic beaches, the vibrancy of shopping centers, and some familiar sights such as the Boca do Inferno and the Condes de Castro Guimarães Museum, which make up the rich fabric of Cascais. The city is a pole of attraction due to its sultry climate, ideal, which creates a cosy atmosphere all year round, and the lively community, both attributes that brought the city its reputation as a top destination among healthy tourists and tourists searching for cultural experiences. Don’t miss your opportunity to visit the beach and enjoy the coastal beauty of Cascais.

Compared to numerous rural areas and other cities in Portugal, Cascais is famous for having a relatively high cost of living. Prices of accommodation and daily expenses can climb, especially during peak tourist seasons when the demand is high. Even though staying there is expensive, the visitors can still access most of the city's facilities at a low cost by choosing economical food, walking along free or highly cheap places, and mainly using public transportation, which is affordable in the city. With proper budgeting and a good plan, tourists can have a great time exploring all the beautiful things that Cascais is rich in and stay within their budget at the same time.

Indeed, walking is very much possible in this town of Cascais. Most of the sights and beaches are within walking distance or a short drive away. There are also walking paths by the seaside and through the city, so you do not have to move around using cars a lot in Cascais. But if you want to see a few beaches in all their beauty, the best idea is to get a tour.

Indeed, many people, including the youth of Cascais, speak English, mainly in tourist areas and hotels. Most of the residents speak English, making communication with foreigners easier. Still, it would be super useful to know some general phrases in Portuguese. As for the beach tours with a guide, you don’t have to worry about any arrangements, as all of them would be done for you.

Yes, Cascais has excellent beaches that are good for swimming. The swimming water is clear, and most of the shores are clean. But the most favorite are Praia da Rainha and Praia do Guincho, known for their great conditions for swimming and other kinds of sea activities. Still, remember that the water temperature is low even in hot summer, so the best option may be to swim in the swimming pool to avoid getting sick.