Cascais Food Tours

Cascais is widely known for its high-quality history, magnificent beaches, and vibrant cultural life. It is a pulsating center of activity that rejoices in various jazz festivals, historical events, and sports. Our gastronomic wonder is one of the options for visitors, with several food tastings and insights into the local food scene. Get to see a fantastic combination of old and new times in Cascais, situated in a mind-blowing panorama of Portugal's coastal area. Our food adventures will take you to obscure and well-known food joints that beautifully represent the place's food culture. 

Yes, people in Cascais speak English, though as a tourist, you would expect it to be easier to communicate in Portuguese. Most of the population engages in business and social activities, and most working people who have dealings with foreigners understand English to a certain degree. There clearly are no language obstacles, particularly in restaurants and on our food tours.

Yes, Cascais has beautiful beaches that are perfect for swimming. The water is brilliantly clear, and the sand is kept clean. But the ocean temperature is cold even in summer, so be careful if you get sick quickly. The best option for you is to stay in the swimming pool. Later, if you are a food lover, you can proceed with the foods of the area, or if you are an adventure enthusiast, the adventure foods.

Indeed, Cascais is very much suitable for walking. The town is friendly to those who prefer walking, as it has many attractive and quaint little lanes, parks, and coastal paths. A walk along the coast is lovely and can be a great addition to food tours, thanks to which you will travel through all the gastronomic landmarks of the city.

Today, Cascais is a home for celebrities who enjoy the town's looks and calm. A list of celebrities who have made Cascais their permanent address includes footballers, actors, and artists! Rich and popular celebrity profile. Some of these celebrities may be met on food tours. 

Cascais is an average European city, so you must wear just up to your taste. It is fine to dress in a relaxed, casual style during the summer, while in winter, it gets cold, so appropriate is the dress sense. For our food tours, we advise that you put on comfortable shoes since most of the moving around is done on foot in the search for mouth-watering foods. If you visit fancy restaurants, wearing stylish evening attire is recommended, and you should check the request for the dress code beforehand.