Cascais Wine Tours

Yes, Cascais is relatively compact and best discovered on foot or by bike. The lining of the public transport is also excellent, and you can easily cover the important tourist attractions and the wine-producing centers. But if we talk about wine tours, they are mostly held outside the city, so the best option for such an experience is a ready-made tour.

Cascais is generally a safe city. Crimes are rare, and residents easily interact with each other since they harbor no ill intentions. However, as in any city, one should be careful with personal belongings and follow the necessary measures to avoid any problematic situations.

Cascais is slightly more pricey than other cities in Portugal but pocket-friendly. There are options for comfortable rest for all categories of tourists. As for food, there are a maximum number of restaurants and different types of accommodation for every wallet’s thickness. Regarding the price, our wine tours vary in price, so anybody can find something they like.

Yes, one day is enough, but most experiences are two days to create the best impression of the making process. From Lisbon, it is possible to get there by comfortable VANs on the ready-made tour and spend a whole day there. On a day trip, you can sightsee the main attractions, go to the beautiful old town area, and do one of the wine-tasting tours that shows you some of the tastiest wine country in the region. Yet, by developing a rich list of activities, it is still possible to grasp the primary feelings of the city and explore the most exciting spots of Cascais in one day. 

Cascais has excellent outdoors with beautiful beaches, artistic and historical sites, and an active artistic program. It is a city with impressive appetite architecture, magnificent villas, and proximity to the sea. Hence, Cascais is an ideal destination because it possesses an appealing old-world feel yet is sufficiently equipped. The wine tasting, in particular, has the wines of the area, and sightseeing is a great chance to get to know the region's other delicious cultural characteristics. Thus, balancing nature, history, and culture, Cascais has a unique atmosphere.

Thus, many people travel to Cascais, but there are also numerous possibilities for exploring the town independently. The wine tours described above will take you to actual offbeat wine producers and let you explore the area. While some of the major attractions are rather popular among travelers, there are many incredible sights to see that are not overpopulated and still unknown to many people. That is why traveling to Cascais focuses on wine tours. By going deeper into lesser-known areas, one will have an excellent, more individualized experience.