Where The Land Meets The Sea

Estoril
Estoril is a seaside resort which became an international tourist destination both during and after the Second World War. It was during this period that several Royal Families took exile in Estoril, such as the King Umberto II of Italy and Carol II of Romania and the Count of Barcelona heir to the Spainish throne.

The beautiful hill town of Monte Estoril is situated between Estoril and Cascais and Casa Shanti Niketan lies in its historical centre. The area Cascais-Estoril is nowadays ranked as one of the most fashionable places to live in Portugal.

Cascais
Cascais is located on the Estoril Coast and is a cosmopolitan suburb of the Portuguese capital. It is an attractive fishing village and has become famous for yachting, world sailing competitions and it now offers a modern marina with many activities. Nowadays, it is a very popular holiday spot for both Portuguese and foreign tourists.

Boca do Inferno
Boca do Inferno means Hell's Mouth, it is located in the seaside cliffs close to Cascais. The sea has broken into the rocky coast thus offering a breathtaking sight.

Guincho
Guincho beach is the largest in Cascais municipality and the one of choice for those who practice water sports (Surfing,Wind & Kite Surfing,Sailing ,Speed Boating, etc) due to its exposure to the northerly winds. There are several excellent restaurants and bars from where you can enjoy beautiful sunsets.

For further information:
http://www.guiadacidade.pt/portugal/poi/2279/11/praia-do-guincho (Português/Inglês/Espanhol)
http://www.bardoguincho.pt/novidades.asp?publicacaoId=1 (Português)

Cabo da Roca
Where the land ends and the sea begins" - Luis de Camoes - “Lusiadas”. Cabo da Roca is the most westerly point of the European continent. The area lies within Sintra’s Natural Park, it is an incredible landscape with its flora & fauna, lighthouse and dramatic cliffs.

For further information:
http://www.guiadacidade.pt/portugal/poi/15120/11/cabo-da-roca