House in Lisbon District
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 1 bath
Reasons to book
High-end valueWell priced for this area
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Includes essentialsWiFi/Internet, TV, Kitchen and more
About this house rental
Vacation in Cascais, Portugal
Cascais, a charming coastal town about 30 kilometers west of Lisbon, is considered one of the most beautiful travel destinations in Portugal – and rightly so. The mix of maritime flair, historical buildings, cultural diversity, and stunning beaches makes it the perfect destination for a relaxing yet varied vacation.
Sun, Sand, and Sea
Those who travel to Cascais often seek proximity to the sea – and they won't be disappointed. The beaches in and around Cascais are known for their beauty and cleanliness. Praia da Rainha – a small, picturesque town beach – and the larger Praia do Guincho, which particularly attracts surfers and kitesurfers, are especially popular. Here, wind, waves, and freedom meet – a paradise for water sports enthusiasts.
Old Town Flair and Portuguese Charm
The old town of Cascais invites you to stroll: narrow streets, whitewashed houses with colorful shutters, cozy cafes, and small boutiques characterize the townscape. The central square, Praça 5 de Outubro, is a wonderful place to linger, have a coffee and watch the colorful hustle and bustle.
Cascais, a charming coastal town about 30 kilometers west of Lisbon, is considered one of the most beautiful travel destinations in Portugal – and rightly so. The mix of maritime flair, historical buildings, cultural diversity, and stunning beaches makes it the perfect destination for a relaxing yet varied vacation.
Sun, Sand, and Sea
Those who travel to Cascais often seek proximity to the sea – and they won't be disappointed. The beaches in and around Cascais are known for their beauty and cleanliness. Praia da Rainha – a small, picturesque town beach – and the larger Praia do Guincho, which particularly attracts surfers and kitesurfers, are especially popular. Here, wind, waves, and freedom meet – a paradise for water sports enthusiasts.
Old Town Flair and Portuguese Charm
The old town of Cascais invites you to stroll: narrow streets, whitewashed houses with colorful shutters, cozy cafes, and small boutiques characterize the townscape. The central square, Praça 5 de Outubro, is a wonderful place to linger, have a coffee and watch the colorful hustle and bustle.
Amenities at Vacation in Cascais, Portugal
Non-smoking
TV
Wheelchair accessible
Kitchen
WiFi/Internet
Microwave
Dishwasher
Washing machine
No pets allowed
Garden
Oven
Stove
Laundry services
Ironing facilities
Map of Lisbon District
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