- Cabo da Roca - Located at latitude 38º 47´north and longitude 9º 30´west, Cabo da Roca is an important coordinate for those sailing along the coast, as it is the most westerly point of mainland Europe, a fact borne out by the certificates that visitors take away as a souvenir.
Around 150 metres above the sea, here you can have a panoramic view over the Serra de Sintra and the coast, which makes it worth the visit. And even better when the sun us setting.
- Cresmina Beach - A pause for a coffee at the cafe at the top of the dunes allows you to soak in the amazing view of dunes meeting sea meeting mountains as the sun continues to set. Then take a stroll through the dunes to Guincho beach for your strawberries and bubbly.
- Guincho Beach - Praia Grande do Guincho is located between two rocky points, the high point and the tip of the flap, it has a large stretch of sand, both in length and in width. With clear and crystalline water, Praia Grande do Guincho is considered one of the largest beaches in the country, with a high influx of vacationers, and is part of the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park. It is also sought after by practitioners of Surf, Windsurf and Kite surf, where world championships of these same sports are held. Just one of many places to watch the setting sun.
- Strawberries & Pink Bubbly
- Tea and coffee
Picture yourself cruising along the coastal routes of Portugal, the breeze flowing through your hair. While journeying in an open-air convertible, you and your companion can soak in panoramic vistas of the breathtaking shoreline and mountains, not to mention the spectacular hues of the sunset. Inhale the briny aroma of the Atlantic and the crisp mountain scent of the Sintra Hills. Discover the perfect spot for both of you to witness the sun dipping below the horizon, as you savor strawberries and sip on pink sparkling wine. Seal unforgettable memories of your Portuguese adventure.
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