Tour of the Charms Sintra Azenhas of the Sea Cabo da Roca and Cascais

The Peña Park and Palace in Sintra, Portugal, are one of the most remarkable examples of 19th-century Romanticism in Europe. The Palace, with its vibrant colors and varied architectural styles such as Gothic, Manueline, Islamic and Renaissance, resulting in a unique and charming building. Rise up on top of a hill and offers stunning panoramic views of the Sintra region and the Atlantic Ocean.
The park is vast and lush, with an impressive diversity of exotic trees and plants, lakes, viewpoints and winding trails.

The Quinta da Regaleira is a mystical and charming property in Sintra, known for its lush gardens, intriguing architecture and hidden symbolism combining Gothic, Renaissance and Manueline elements, in an atmosphere that evokes mystery and spirituality. Its gardens hide caves, lakes, sculptures and secret paths.

Azenhas do Mar is a charming coastal village located on a cliff in the region of Sintra. With its white houses built on terraces that go down the slope to the sea, the village offers a picturesque and impressive view of the Atlantic Ocean. One of the best-known attractions is the natural swimming pool carved in the rocks, fed by the sea waters, which provides a unique swimming experience amidst the wild landscape of the coast.

Cabo da Roca is the westernmost point of continental Europe, located in Sintra, Portugal. This imposing promontory, 140 metres above sea level, offers spectacular panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, with sharp cliffs and a wild landscape that inspire a sense of freedom and greatness.

Marking by a historic lighthouse and a geodesic landmark that indicates its unique position, Cabo da Roca is a place of great symbolism and natural beauty. The famous phrase of the poet Luis de Camões, "Where the earth ends and the sea begins", is engraved in a monument and well reflects the spirit of the place, which attracts visitors in search of inspiring and unforgettable scenery.

Praia do Guincho is one of the most impressive beaches on the coast of Cascais, known for its natural beauty and ideal conditions for water sports. With a vast stretch of golden sand surrounded by dunes and mountains, the beach offers a wild and dazzling setting for a perfect lunch.

Cascais is a charming coastal village near Lisbon, known as the Portuguese Riviera for its picturesque beaches, vibrant cultural life and streets full of history. Originally a fishing village, Cascais has become an elegant holiday destination, but retains its traditional charm and authenticity.