easy
8 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate walking on varied terrain is required
Discover Portugal’s enchanting Sintra and Cascais Kings Route on this full-day journey from Lisbon. Explore fairy-tale palaces, secret tunnels, and breathtaking Atlantic cliffs on a tour rich in history and stunning scenery.
For all ages • 8 Hours • Pick up service • Palaces, villages & movie scenarios!
Embark on an enchanting 8-hour journey from Sintra to Cascais, exploring the fairy-tale Pena Palace and the mystical Regaleira Palace, rich in symbolism and secret tunnels. Discover the breathtaking landscapes at Roca Cape, and stroll through the charming coastal town of Cascais, once a royal retreat and now a vibrant Riviera.
8 Hours
Pena Palace it will Definitely be one of the highlights of our tour. A 19 century fairy tales like Summer Palace provide to us extraordinary views of the surrounding areas. In Regaleira palace you will Find the mythical and the magical dream of its owner, Carvalho Monteiro! Luxurious vegetation, Secret tunnels, Initiatic well all combined with symbols from the Freemason, Knight Templars and Alchemy! A journey that will never forget!! Roca Cape it`s the western most point of the continental Europe, time to enjoy the incredible landscape.
Originally a fisherman’s Village, Cascais is where the Portuguese royal family started to go to the beach in the end of the 19 century. Nowadays It’s well known as the Cosmopolitan Portuguese Riviera!
Estoril is home to one of the oldest casinos in Europe and also where we can find the hotel Palácio, the most Emblematic and glamorous hotel in Portugal, James Bond movie Was filmed here in 1968!
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To avoid crowds and capture the best photos, plan to arrive at Pena Palace right when it opens.
The tour involves walking on uneven stone paths and hills; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable throughout.
Atlantic breezes at Cabo da Roca can be chilly, even on warm days; having a jacket helps you stay comfortable outdoors.
With so many stunning photo opportunities, ensure your devices are fully charged for the day.
Sintra became a royal retreat in the 19th century under King Ferdinand II, adding romantic architectural gems to the region.
Efforts to preserve Sintra’s palaces and parklands are supported by UNESCO protections and local regulations limiting visitor impact.
Needed for cobbled streets and palace grounds with uneven surfaces.
spring specific
Protect your skin during extended outdoor stops, especially at Cabo da Roca.
summer specific
Ideal for capturing palace architecture, tunnels, and dramatic coastline views.