Discover Sintra and the Atlantic Coast on an 8 Hour Private Tour

Once a monastery, now a fairytale palace, the National Palace of Pena rises above Sintra like a crown. Surrounded by lush gardens with over 500 tree species and hidden grottoes, it’s a dreamlike escape into history and nature. From its terraces, enjoy sweeping views over Sintra, the Atlantic coast, and Lisbon in the distance.

Explore Quinta da Regaleira at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour. From the aquarium to the Fountain of Abundance, uncover hidden stories and the fascinating history of this 16th-century UNESCO World Heritage estate.

Ouça o áudio enquanto você caminha pelo aquário, pela Fonte da Abundância e pela estufa, e veja as características do castelo. O tour em áudio é baseado em pesquisas minuciosas e narrativas originais, tornando sua visita informativa.

Saiba mais sobre a história do local e ouça histórias menos conhecidas sobre a propriedade do século XVI.

Monserrate — a Romantic masterpiece born from the passion of English collector Francis Cook. Wander through exotic gardens and marvel at one of Sintra’s most enchanting palaces.

A true picture postcard, Azenhas do Mar enchants with its dramatic clifftop setting, where whitewashed houses cascade down the steep cliffside toward the sea, bathed in a soft, dreamlike light.

Located at latitude 38º47’ North and longitude 9º30’ West, Cabo da Roca has long served as a landmark for sailors navigating Portugal’s rugged coast. It is the westernmost point of mainland Europe — a fact proudly commemorated by a certificate that visitors take home as a unique keepsake.

Located on the rugged Costa da Guia, west of the town of Cascais, Boca do Inferno — the “Mouth of Hell” — takes its name from the dramatic rock formation and the awe-inspiring force of the Atlantic waves that crash into it. This natural spectacle blends raw power with haunting beauty, captivating all who visit.

A stroll through Cascais’ charming streets, filled with high-quality shops, or a moment of relaxation at one of its many inviting cafés, is highly recommended. The beaches remain a major attraction, whether you choose the sheltered bay within the town or venture a little further to Guincho, part of the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park, where conditions are perfect for surfing and windsurfing.