Transportation in Cascais

# Getting Around Cascais Cascais, a charming coastal town west of Lisbon, is well-connected and easy to navigate for first-time visitors. The town itself is compact and walkable, with most attractions, beaches, and the marina within comfortable walking distance. For longer journeys along the coast or to nearby Estoril, local buses operated by Scotturb serve the area, while taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available for direct transfers. The most scenic and practical connection to Lisbon is the coastal train line from Cais do Sodré station, which runs frequently throughout the day and offers stunning ocean views during the approximately 40-minute journey. This makes Cascais an easy day trip from Portugal's capital or a convenient base for exploring the region. **Airport Transfer Tip:** From Lisbon Airport, you have several options to reach Cascais. The most economical route involves taking the metro to Cais do Sodré, then catching the coastal train. Alternatively, private transfers, taxis, or ride-sharing services offer direct door-to-door service—check current rates and availability using the booking options on this site for the most up-to-date information and pricing.

The train from Cascais to Lisbon runs frequently throughout the day and connects to the city's metro system at Cais do Sodré

Purchase a rechargeable Viva Viagem card for seamless travel on trains, buses, and trams throughout the Cascais-Lisbon area

Cascais train station is centrally located near the marina, making it convenient for accessing the town center on foot

Local buses within Cascais are operated by Scotturb and connect the town center with nearby beaches and attractions