This beach is absolutely stunning. They have some beautiful picture spots. There's a parking lot…read morefull of empty spaces. The bathrooms were not open when we visited. We really enjoyed the beauty of this location.

Amazing "secret" beach at the foothills of Almoçageme. The water is rough but beautiful, and the…read moresand is perfect. They have an amazing natural rock formation that forms a huge arch you can walkthrough. Also in that formation are small caves (really, REALLY small) that you can venture through if you dare to a super truly secret beach on the other side. This beach is also accessable if the tide is low enough I'm told (also, it's an apparent nude beach; as you can imagine I was devastated to arrive at high tide). There's a small bar and restaurant if you're hungry or in need of a beer, and a place to rinse all the sand off when you're ready to head out. If you're in the area, this is a perfect place for a hike or beach day, you won't regret stopping by.

I loved this beach! My friends and I arrived pretty early in the morning, around 830, and were able…read moreto get a great spot close enough to the water and enjoy time before the beach started to get more crowded. The sand was perfect and typically I am not an ocean person. I like pools and fresh water lakes mostly but the water was SO nice at this beach and genuinely so refreshing. I barely even noticed it was salt water. It's located close to a ton of stores and restaurants/cafes and the city of Cascais is just super walkable in general.

This is a beautiful beach in the Cascais area near the train station, I would say it's a small…read morebeach with calm, clean but cold waters. This beach is shared by tourists and locals. The beach also has good facilities: bathrooms, showers, a beach bar, restaurant and parasols to rent. For me I loved the caves and rocks and the Rua Frederico Arouca street near the beach is full of bars and restaurants and souvenir shops.

It was a little chilly and windy, so the beach was empty and we didn't get to swim, but we enjoyed…read morethe scenery for a little while. The waves were crashing and it was pretty soothing. We could see the outdoor pool of the Estalagem Muchaxo hotel, and there were even a couple of people fishing off of the high rocks. Our tour guide told us it's a really popular place to surf when the weather is warm, especially for kite surfers, so I can only imagine how full the beach would get, since it's actually smaller than I thought it would be. Either way, great views!

Not a great beach for surf or lounging. However, due to the wind... windsurfing is very popular…read morehere. Visited the beach and the wind almost blew me away several times. Pretty spot to take pics but hang on to your hat!

Cresmina Beach is located a short distance south of Guincho Beach. The Cresmina Sand Dunes are…read morelocated just inland from the beach, across the highway. Cresmina is quite a bit smaller than the nearby Guincho Beach, and the various motels and restaurants in the area are located between them. This beach can be reached by the 405 or 415 buses from the Cascais bus station. Most of the seashore in this part of Portugal consists of rocky cliffs, so this beach provides a welcome opportunity to get close to the water.