Tamariz Beach — Attraction in Cascais

Absolutely incredible first experience of Lisbon!!! Tamariz beach was EXACLY what I needed for my seriously jet lagged family arriving from Canada at 6:30am Lisbon time. We hopped in our rental car & drove directly to Tamariz based on these excellent reviews I read. Highlight was the covered King size shaded beach cabana hut I rented for the family to crash & sleep for 4 hours!! while I spent the day in joy… keeping the family shaded, swimming in crystal clear refreshingly cool ocean salt water, drinking super cheap high quality espresso at the beach front cafe. Great restaurants too right on this beach. Amazing castle views. Tons of people enjoying the beach. Food & drink service right to our cabana, and easy coin parking on the main road. Even the employees of the BP Petro station on the main road were incredibly helpful & friendly (Great place to buy cheap water, beer and amazingly… espresso coffees!!). I wanna...

The beach is directly at the railway station Estoril. You walk 100 m and then you are at a beautiful beach with fine sand, and clean but cold water. On the west end there are flat rocks and a nice view to Cascais, especially at sunset. On the east end of the beach you find a sea swimming pool for those who feel uncomfortable swimming in the open sea. Brave teenager dive into the pool, jumping from big blocks at the pool border. The beach is always populated, so it never gets boring to stay a few hours there. All the people are very relaxed and they just want to enjoy beach life by sitting, talking with friends. Children digging holes in the sand. Men play some ball games. Women show off the newest sexy swimwear by standing at the waves, with their legs in water. You won't see any nonsens watersport gadgets like banana boats, parachute sailing, or jet skis. Just people spending a day...

Tamariz Beach in Estoril is a lovely and well-located beach that offers a relaxing atmosphere with golden sand and calm, clear waters. It is easily accessible from the Estoril train station and very convenient for a day by the sea. The beach is clean and well-maintained, with lifeguards on duty during the summer season, as well as public facilities like restrooms and showers. There are options to rent sunbeds and umbrellas, and a small natural ocean pool on one side adds a unique charm, especially for children. The backdrop of the old Forte da Cruz adds a historical touch to the scenery, and the promenade is lined with cafes and restaurants that create a lively and enjoyable setting. It can get crowded during peak times, but it remains a pleasant and organized beach destination perfect for families, couples, or...