Sesimbra Historical Tours

Sesimbra is not as expensive as other large tourist attractions like Lisbon. It is observed that the cost of food, accommodation, and activities are fairly reasonable with competitive price structures. Here, one can observe both, the luxury and the basic services concerning their tastes and their pockets. Local products and wines are relatively cheaper than those found in main cities, therefore; Sesimbra is a perfect destination for everybody who seeks good value for the money.

Indeed, Sesimbra is a great idea for a day trip. With the aid of a day trip, it is possible to accomplish sightseeing in the town and navigate around several places, for example, Sesimbra Castle, which is located on a hill and provides expansive viewpoints over the territory, and a fishing port rich in fisher folks’ culture and motifs. To complete your visit, just take a short walk to the beaches and along the picturesque streets. For the intended purpose or to capture all the sites and beauty of the place of interest, a longer duration would be suggested.

Sesimbra is extraordinary for the unification of the elements of history and culture along with exceptional landscapes. There are magnificent places of historical interest including the Sesimbra castle or the ones that are discussed in the lines of the region’s history. Sesimbra is also especially appealing for nature and history enthusiasts thanks to its breathtaking beaches and powerful cliffs. Thanks to both cultural and environmental endogenous resources, Sesimbra has become an outstanding tourist spot.

Sesimbra is somewhat of a tourist town but not as congested as you would expect for a coastal town especially not like Lisbon, which is much bigger. Unfortunately, the town has avoided the ravages of a tourist factory and seeks tourists who want to touch the essence of Portugal. With tourists, it will also be somewhat crowded, particularly during summer mainly along the main beaches and the most visited attractions. Nevertheless, there are numerous small ‘hidden’ areas and rather infrequent landmarks that make it possible for a tourist to feel calm and have a real taste of an unusual atmosphere.

Yes, Sesimbra is gettable, and it is not very difficult to move around without a car. Sesimbra is a small town and the major sights including the castle, the beaches, and the fishermen's port can be best explored by walking. For longer distances and in particular destinations, the local means of transport include buses, taxis, and rental bikes. In addition, there are timetabled services to nearby monuments and all the area around, thus, getting around the town and the area on its own without a car is not a problem.