An urban beach forming a small cove, visited by young people. It is protected by a cliff, making it a prime area for fishing enthusiasts. It has several quality bars and restaurants, with high prices.

A beach located next to the old Guincho fort, surrounded by the beautiful hills of the Sintra mountain range. A popular spot for younger people, where you can find good quality restaurants with high prices.

A small beach nestled against a small jetty. It has a restaurant with a diverse menu, but with high prices.

A very beautiful beach, surrounded by trees and low vegetation. It is one of the largest beaches in the country and has a high influx of bathers, characterized by large waves and strong winds, often hosting international surfing, bodyboarding and windsurfing competitions. Here you will find nice bars with excellent terraces and restaurants specializing in fish and seafood.

A very rocky beach separated by a small inlet that can be crossed on foot at low tide. The existing restaurants serve typical dishes at high prices. It used to be the private property of the Counts of Castro Guimarães, whose palace now functions as a museum, with direct access to the sand.

Cascais Marina is located in a prestigious and popular area, next to the citadel's castle. It has a small shopping center and varied nightlife.

An urban beach, located on a small hillside, with good quality restaurants and terraces.

A beach located in the middle of the Cascais line, very well conceited, located by the mouth of the Tejo river and the fortress of São Julião da Barra.Rather sought after mostly by the youngsters, it has good conditions for winsurfing and there is even a windsurf school there.There are hal a dozen bars and restaurants that offer good mornings, afternoons and evenings.

An urban beach with a maritime swimming pool and a 19th century house. First rate restaurants with very varied menus.There is a lot of night animation in the area, namely the casino.

Also known as Praia dos Pescadores, located in the central area of Cascais and is frequented mainly by fishermen.