Overview

Perfectly situated for trips between Sintra, Cascais, and Lisbon but quiet enough to get out of the hustle-bustle of the center. A great location for golfers or family holidays around the pool."

Villa Paradise is beautifully decorated, and more than fully equipped with very stylish en-suite bedrooms, marble bathrooms, comfortable dining rooms, and sumptuous living rooms. Terraces for al fresco dining or sunbathing, and private pools. It is spacious, with spectacular scenes surrounding the area. Great outdoor facilities, plenty of space yet high security because the access to this domain is exclusively for guests. The perfect place from which to explore the area and leave you relaxed and ready to conquer the world after only a brief vacation.

Accommodations

• Fully equipped modern kitchen with granite countertops, microwave, dishwasher, fridge & freezer, kettle & toaster, coffee making machine and more
• Eat-in kitchen for 6
• Washer, dryer and iron/ ironing board
• Decorated in neutral tones, the sunny and bright living room has an oversized sofa suitable for one or two small children to sleep on. The living room offers seating for 8 and leads onto a south-facing veranda
• Dining room table will seat up to 8 guests, as does the outdoor patio dining area
• Second sitting room on the second floor
• Terrace on the second floor with total privacy

Location

Conveniently located near the Guincho beach with picturesque surroundings in a woodland type of environment. The local beaches - Abano/Guincho, Praia da Adraga, Praia Grande and Praia das Maças - are all within a short drive. There are more beautiful beaches in Cascais and Estoril which are around 10 km drive along the coast road. Sintra itself is just 20 mins drive to the very center. It's officially a World Heritage site and has a lot to be seen, including the Moorish Castle, Pena Palace, National Palace, and the mysterious Quinta da Regaleira. It also offers great shopping and restaurants. Markets in Sintra are on the 1st and 3rd weekends of each month.

A short distance away you can enjoy a lovely lunch at the Don Quixote Restaurant. This terrace bar is located at a windmill just a stone's throw away from the westernmost point in Europe. Sit relaxing with sangria in your hand and an incomparable view of the Guincho Beach and the Atlantic in front of you and the Sintra Hills behind. A truly perfect location for sunsets. Pay a visit to Cabo da Roca, the most westerly point of Europe where you can enjoy a clifftop walk with spectacular views and visit the local tourism points.

There are many walking routes in the mountains and in the parks (parts of it protected by World Heritage) if you wish we can provide information and/or contacts to the local walking groups.

Just north of Sintra is the delightful old town of Ericeira takes you back in time to the days when it was a tiny fishing village. Cobbled streets, white-washed houses and a plethora of restaurants and cafes offer excellent food, especially the sea-food for which Portugal is deservedly famous.