



by Free Bike Tours Lisbon
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€160This eight-hour tour starts with a train ride from Lisbon to Sintra, with train tickets included. Upon arrival in Sintra, participants receive electric bicycles and helmets for use throughout the tour. The first part is a thirty-minute e-bike ride through Sintra village, where riders see castles, palaces, and colorful streets. There is a break to have coffee and try local pastries such as Queijadas de Sintra and Travesseiros. Next, the tour includes a one-hour visit to Quinta da Regaleira, where visitors can explore gardens, tunnels, and a well; access to the interior depends on visitor numbers that day. After this, the route continues with about two hours of e-biking through Sintra Natural Park, passing large trees and viewpoints. The tour then follows cliffs and beaches, including a thirty-minute stop at Praia da Adraga, where swimming is possible on warm days. The ride continues to Cabo Da Roca, the westernmost point of Europe, for thirty minutes. Then, participants visit Santuario da Peninha for thirty minutes, a high point in the park with views of Lisbon, Cascais, and the Atlantic Ocean on clear days. The cycling proceeds to Guincho Beach for fifteen minutes, known for strong waves popular with surfers. Next is a fifteen-minute stop at Boca do Inferno, a coastal area named for its powerful sea waves. The final cycling segment is a forty-five-minute ride through Cascais, a coastal city known for its royal history during World War II, riding near the sea and past large houses and coastal scenery. The tour ends with a train ride back to Lisbon, with tickets included. Helmets and electric bicycles are provided. Meals, snacks, drinks, and tips are not included. The total duration may vary depending on weather and group pace, with safety prioritized throughout.
Sintra
Sintra is a historic village at the foot of the Serra de Sintra with castles, palaces, and colorful streets. The tour includes a short stop here to explore the village, have coffee, and try local pastries.
30 min
Quinta da Regaleira
This garden features tunnels and a well visitors can enter. On busy days, the interior may be closed due to long lines, but on less crowded days, the tour allows a visit inside.
60 min
Sintra
The tour cycles through this park surrounded by large trees and scenic views, spending about two hours enjoying the natural setting and the atmosphere.
120 min
Praia da Adraga
This stop is at a beach along towering cliffs on the Atlantic coast. On warm days, swimming is an option during this 30-minute break.
30 min
Cabo Da Roca
Known as the westernmost point in Europe, this symbolic location is a notable stop on the tour.
30 min
Santuario da Peninha
At one of the highest points in the Sintra mountain range, this sanctuary offers wide views of Lisbon, Cascais, and the Atlantic Ocean when the weather is clear.
30 min
Guincho Beach
Famous for its large waves, this beach is popular for surfing and windsurfing and is visited for about 15 minutes.
15 min
Boca do Inferno
Situated between Serra de Sintra, Praia do Guincho, and Vila de Cascais, this place is named for the force of the sea here, which can be very strong.
15 min
Cascais
Cascais is a coastal city known for hosting European royal families during World War II. The tour cycles near the sea, passing large houses and coastal views for about 45 minutes.
45 min
Our meeting point is near Santa Apolónia metro and train station.
End point
Our meeting point is near Santa Apolónia metro and train station.




by Free Bike Tours Lisbon
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€160This eight-hour tour starts with a train ride from Lisbon to Sintra, with train tickets included. Upon arrival in Sintra, participants receive electric bicycles and helmets for use throughout the tour. The first part is a thirty-minute e-bike ride through Sintra village, where riders see castles, palaces, and colorful streets. There is a break to have coffee and try local pastries such as Queijadas de Sintra and Travesseiros. Next, the tour includes a one-hour visit to Quinta da Regaleira, where visitors can explore gardens, tunnels, and a well; access to the interior depends on visitor numbers that day. After this, the route continues with about two hours of e-biking through Sintra Natural Park, passing large trees and viewpoints. The tour then follows cliffs and beaches, including a thirty-minute stop at Praia da Adraga, where swimming is possible on warm days. The ride continues to Cabo Da Roca, the westernmost point of Europe, for thirty minutes. Then, participants visit Santuario da Peninha for thirty minutes, a high point in the park with views of Lisbon, Cascais, and the Atlantic Ocean on clear days. The cycling proceeds to Guincho Beach for fifteen minutes, known for strong waves popular with surfers. Next is a fifteen-minute stop at Boca do Inferno, a coastal area named for its powerful sea waves. The final cycling segment is a forty-five-minute ride through Cascais, a coastal city known for its royal history during World War II, riding near the sea and past large houses and coastal scenery. The tour ends with a train ride back to Lisbon, with tickets included. Helmets and electric bicycles are provided. Meals, snacks, drinks, and tips are not included. The total duration may vary depending on weather and group pace, with safety prioritized throughout.
Sintra
Sintra is a historic village at the foot of the Serra de Sintra with castles, palaces, and colorful streets. The tour includes a short stop here to explore the village, have coffee, and try local pastries.
30 min
Quinta da Regaleira
This garden features tunnels and a well visitors can enter. On busy days, the interior may be closed due to long lines, but on less crowded days, the tour allows a visit inside.
60 min
Sintra
The tour cycles through this park surrounded by large trees and scenic views, spending about two hours enjoying the natural setting and the atmosphere.
120 min
Praia da Adraga
This stop is at a beach along towering cliffs on the Atlantic coast. On warm days, swimming is an option during this 30-minute break.
30 min
Cabo Da Roca
Known as the westernmost point in Europe, this symbolic location is a notable stop on the tour.
30 min
Santuario da Peninha
At one of the highest points in the Sintra mountain range, this sanctuary offers wide views of Lisbon, Cascais, and the Atlantic Ocean when the weather is clear.
30 min
Guincho Beach
Famous for its large waves, this beach is popular for surfing and windsurfing and is visited for about 15 minutes.
15 min
Boca do Inferno
Situated between Serra de Sintra, Praia do Guincho, and Vila de Cascais, this place is named for the force of the sea here, which can be very strong.
15 min
Cascais
Cascais is a coastal city known for hosting European royal families during World War II. The tour cycles near the sea, passing large houses and coastal views for about 45 minutes.
45 min
Our meeting point is near Santa Apolónia metro and train station.
End point
Our meeting point is near Santa Apolónia metro and train station.