• Praia de Paco de Arcos - Also known as Praia Nova, this beach may not be very long, but it boasts a wide sandy area that attracts many visitors. The rock zone extending to Fontainhas, near the Maias Fort, is also popular.
• Torre de Belem - A National Monument and UNESCO World Heritage site, this iconic symbol of Lisbon and Portugal is historically and artistically linked to the Jerónimos Monastery and the Age of Discoveries.
• Praia da Cruz Quebrada - A small beach.
• Passeio Marítimo de Oeiras - Known as the “wall,” this promenade is a fantastic spot for walking or cycling in Lisbon. It begins at Paço d’Arcos beach and ends at Torre beach, passing by the dock, ocean pool, and several beaches. It’s a favorite among locals for walking, sports, and enjoying the excellent weather.
• Praia de Santo Amaro de Oeiras - Located in the parish of Oeiras and São Julião da Barra, this urban beach is the largest in the municipality of Oeiras and is highly frequented.
• Praia da Torre - Situated in São Julião da Barra, this beach is part of the parish of Oeiras and São Julião da Barra, Paço de Arcos, and Caxias.
• Fortaleza de Sao Juliao Da Barra - The largest and most complete Vauban-style military defense complex in Portugal, once known as the Kingdom Shield. This significant maritime fortification is located at the tip of São Gião, far west of Oeiras.
• Praia de Carcavelos - As the first ocean beach after the Tagus River’s mouth, Carcavelos Beach is part of the Estoril Coast.
• Praia das Avencas - The country’s first marine protected area with local management, named after the Avenca plant, known for its medicinal use. The beach features cliffs and rocky strata that form a natural staircase, offering a unique coastal view.
• Praia de Sao Pedro do Estoril - This beach is expansive during low tide and is notable for the geological feature Pedra do Sal, composed of 90-million-year-old limestone and marl.
• Praia da Azarujinha - A very small beach sheltered by cliffs, forming a natural amphitheater.
• Praia da Poca - Nestled between two coastal elevations, Praia da Poça is located in São João do Estoril near Forte Velho.
• Praia do Tamariz - Once known as Praia Elegante, this beach was a favorite of high society during summer on the Estoril line.
• Praia da Duquesa - Named after the nearby Palace of the Dukes of Palmela.
• Cascais - Cascais Bay, with its tranquil waters, is surrounded by the village of Cascais and the Marina, offering excellent restaurants and leisure areas, perfect for a few more dives.

• All fees and taxes
• Fuel
• Welcome drink
• Crew
• Insurance

• Meals
• Catering can be ordered 48 hours in advance. Contact us to send you the available options.

During the sweltering summer months, the beaches are bustling and the journey to get there is often rife with traffic. This unique alternative offers the perfect escape from the crowd, and a delightful time with your loved ones. With a boat reserved only for you, envision plunging into the sea and unwinding under the radiant sun, whilst cruising past the splendid coastlines of Lisbon and Cascais. Plug in your most-loved tunes, bring along a jovial spirit and revel in a few unforgettable hours amidst the great outdoors! This private beach sailing tour is simply unparalleled for indulging in quality time on a stunning yacht. We pledge, this will be an adventure that will etch in your memory!

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