Sintra, Cabo da Roca and Cascais Full Day Private Tour from the West

present in historic estates and villas blended with gardens that hold exotic species of trees, royal palaces and castles built along the surrounding mountain. This combination confers to the village a unique landscape, which resulted in its classification as UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Its construction began in the 15th century and Medieval, Gothic, Renaissance and Romantic styles stand out in this monument. Sintra National Palace was the Portuguese Royal Family’s refuge until 1910.

The romantic style of its structure takes us to another dimension, and the surrounding gardens, caves, lakes and other enigmatic constructions bring to life the Gothic and Renaissance style.

ain, are products of the creative genius of King Fernando II and the epitome of 19th Century Romanticism in Portugal. The coloured tones of the palace make us doubt if it stepped out of a fairytale, while its luxurious gardens hold more than five hundred species of trees from the four corners of the world.

In its surrounding areas, you can enjoy some fantastic natural pools and viewpoints that offer the most amazing views over this picturesque place.

as the place “where the land ends and the sea begins”. The views are breathtaking and the surrounding areas provide an exceptionally beautiful landscape.

It’s a sea-arch where waves constantly break and during violent storms, water explodes upwards like an erupting volcano, hence the dramatic name of “Hell’s Mouth”.