Places to Stay in Cascais
Portugal is a comparatively inexpensive country; with accommodation, food and transport significantly cheaper than many of the other established holiday destinations, especially when compared to Greece, or the Balearic Islands. Cascais is a major town so the hotels, cafes and restaurants do not shut down for winter but the weather could be poor, with an equal number of wet days and bright sunny days.
Formerly known as the Portuguese Riviera, history surrounds you with elegance and glamour when you visit Cascais.To the legacy of its past, part of the identity of each spot, combines an excellent service where no detail goes unnoticed, and is meant for you to enjoy your vacation alone, with your family or on your business trip.
The first two weeks of June are the Popular Saint celebrations and there will be traditional dances, grilled BBQs and decorations throughout the town and Lisbon. The best time of year to visit Cascais is during the spring or early summer months, when the weather is pleasantly warm and the region does not feel overrun with tourists.
