Shared Sintra Magic Tour

Get to know some of the places in Sintra

Rates

• Adult (Ages 13+): €70
• Child (Ages 7-12): €40
• Infant (Ages 6 & Under): €30

Duration

8 hours

About

Discover the enchanting beauty of Sintra on this unforgettable journey. Visit the fairytale-like Pena Palace and explore the mystical Pena Park. Stroll through the historic village, taste local delicacies, and marvel at the dramatic cliffs of Cabo da Roca. Enjoy a scenic drive along the Atlantic coast, stopping at Guincho Beach and the charming town of Cascais. Conclude your tour with a relaxing return to Lisbon via the stunning Estoril coastline.

Highlights

-Get breathtaking views from the Sintra Mountains
-Explore the fairytale palaces and gardens of Sintra
-Go to the westernmost point of mainland Europe
-Stop in the elegant resort town of Cascais on the Estoril Coast

Departure & Return Location

-Av. da Liberdade 175, 1250-096 Lisboa

Departure Time

• 8 am

Included
-Tickets to the Park and Pena Palace with guided tour
-Local guide speaking English and Portuguese
-Transportation by Modern Van with Air Conditioning

Excluded

-Lunch
-Guide tips
-Entrance tickets to other monuments
-Departure from and return to your hotel

Itinerary

You will visit the famous and iconic Pena Palace, perched atop the Sintra mountains and spend time visiting the emblematic and diverse Sintra historic centre, sampling, if willing to, its two local pastries, admiring from up close the oldest palace in Portugal and, perhaps, sitting down for a meal or snack at Café Paris or any other Bistro/Tavern of which there are plenty of.

The most westerly point on the European mainland follows, Cabo da Roca, with walk around time and plenty of great photo shoot spots.

Last but not least you will be driven to Cascais, the famous resort town where the monarchs and aristocrats from all corners of Europe dwelt in, via Guincho Beach and Cabo Raso, to spend time walking down the promenade, window shopping or actually shopping and, why not, having the famous Santini gelattos.

The drive back to Lisbon will be all along the shoreline, easy and “sparing the horses”, taking in the Lisbon beaches and more than likely marvelling at the ever-present surfers plying their trade which is, basically, all year round.

What to Bring

We suggest bringing comfortable clothing, sunglasses, a hat and your camera