Cascais Group Tours

One should pay special attention to the tickets for any of the places of interest in Cascais, especially during the time between April and September, because by this time the tickets are likely to be sold out in advance. This will in turn guarantee you get to the attractions that you desire most and save you time you could waste in queues. Booking procedures are also eased through the many online facilities available at many attractions.

In Cascais, you should taste fresh fish as well as grilled sardines, bacalhau à brás, and arroz de marisco which is seafood ice cream. Local desserts like pasteis de nata and queijadas are also great. Taste some of the authentic food that is associated with the Portuguese in any of the restaurants that are close to the beach area. Cascais local cuisine is super rich in seafood delicacies.

The optimal way of getting around the city is on foot or, if the distances are large, then on a bike. Pedestrian and cycling are also enjoyable in the city due to the beautiful streets and coast walks available in the city. Taxis are also present and quite reasonable if you fancy convenience. Cascais is not a very large town and has many beautiful strolls near the sea and a beautiful old town. Another good way to see the main points of interest or get a better understanding of the area’s historical and cultural significance is by going on group tours. This way the tourists can look at what the major attractions look like and get organized routes that help them miss nothing while they are touring the city.

Indeed, Cascais is a very ‘walking’ friendly city in this regard. Sights, places of interest, beaches as well as most of the restaurants are easily accessible on foot. Beautiful avenues and pavements ensure that tourists are not inconvenienced by footpath space or the lack of it while they tour the city on foot even for those who prefer the use of automobiles. The well-paved sidewalks ensure that walking cannot be the only option.

For instance when taking a group tour it is advisable to check out less-known attractions that may include the Paula Rego House of Stories, the Devil’s Mouth, and the small regal beach known as Rainha Beach. These places are alternative to the more touristy areas and give a good idea of the culture as well as the natural setting of Cascais.

Looking at the details mentioned above, it is possible to note that to fully enjoy Cascais and attend several group tours, it is rather appropriate to spend at least three to four days there. This will be enough time to cover all major attractions, to taste Non-culinary, to feel the spirit of the town with its calm and unhurried pace.