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The area surrounding Lisbon is now bursting with first-class golf courses. There are established resorts, such as Aroeira, to the South of the city. At the same time, new developments like Campo Real, and particularly Praia D'El Rey to the North, have garnered considerable praise and have put the region firmly on the golfing...
Lisbon Golf Holidays
The area surrounding Lisbon is now bursting with first-class golf courses. There are established resorts, such as Aroeira, to the South of the city. At the same time, new developments like Campo Real, and particularly Praia D'El Rey to the North, have garnered considerable praise and have put the region firmly on the golfing map.
 
The best thing about the Lisbon coast is that you can play a variety of terrific courses and also get a genuine taste of Portugal's incredible culture.
 
The Portuguese capital of Lisbon is a fantastic choice for a golf holiday in Portugal. The surrounding countryside and suburbs of the capital are teeming with some truly outstanding courses. Plus, with a plentiful selection of luxury hotel and resort accommodations, superb nightlife, excellent transport links, and many bars and restaurants, there is no better choice than a Lisbon golf holiday.
 
Lisbon is fast becoming an established power in Portugal for golf holidays. The capital attracts many golfers to its suburbs and countryside to take advantage of the great courses. What makes Lisbon golf courses truly special is the closeness to nature; the designs are fantastic, disguising the fact the bustling city of Lisbon is often only a few minutes away. 
 
Lisbon and Cascais are not to be overlooked when it comes to golfing in Portugal. While the Algarve has long been known as a premier golf destination, the Lisbon and Cascais regions have also been gaining recognition for their outstanding golf courses and resorts.
 
Lisbon, as the capital city of Portugal, offers a combination of history, culture, and excellent golfing opportunities. There are several top-quality golf courses in the area, designed by renowned architects and offering beautiful views of the surrounding landscapes. Golfers can enjoy challenging fairways, well-maintained greens, and a variety of layouts suitable for players of different skill levels.
 
Cascais, located just west of Lisbon along the stunning Estoril Coast, is another golfing gem in Portugal. It boasts a mix of traditional and modern courses, set against a backdrop of natural beauty and ocean views. Golfers can expect a high standard of course design and maintenance, along with excellent facilities and amenities.
 
Both Lisbon and Cascais have seen an increase in accessibility with the expansion of low-cost airlines, making it easier for golf enthusiasts from around the world to visit and explore these regions. The proximity of these areas to the capital city also means that visitors can enjoy a combination of golf, cultural experiences, and vibrant city life.
 
In summary, while the Algarve rightly deserves its reputation as a premier golf destination, it's important not to overlook the outstanding assortment of courses and resorts in the Lisbon and Cascais areas. These regions offer a fantastic golfing experience, along with the added benefits of rich history, beautiful landscapes, and accessibility.

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    Along the shoreline are dotted sublime fishing villages and towns like Cascais and Estoril, while the capital city of Lisbon is a thriving hub of cultural activity where you will experience the vibrant combination produced when the traditional Portuguese charm meets the vitality of a young, up-and-coming urban environment.
     
    Lisbon’s exciting landscape has everything you could ask for in a golf holiday; stunning Atlantic beaches, lively cultural attractions and most importantly, some truly outstanding golf. Make Lisbon the destination of your next golf break.
     
    Found on the stunning Troia peninsula, the legendary championship course at Troia must be accessed via ferry, golfers across the world will agree it is well worth the journey.
     
    Quickly becoming one of Europe’s best layouts since opening in 2001, the majestic course at Oitavos Dunes is now one of the brightest jewels in Lisbon’s ever-growing golfing crown.
     
    Made up of a remarkable combination of holes, some working through epic coastal dunes and some lined with pines, Praia D'El Rey is a Portuguese classic and a must-play in Europe.
     

     

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    Popular Accommodation In Lisbon:
    • Aldeia Dos Capuchos Golf and Spa.
    • Alfoz Alcochere Hotel.
    • Aqualuz Suite Hotel Troia.
    • Aroeira Apartments.
    • Aroeira Lisbon Hotel, Sea and Golf Resort.
    • Bom Sucesso Resort.
    • Dolce Camporeal Lisboa.
    • Eurostars Cascais.
    • Hotel Baia Cascais.
    • Hotel Quinta Da Marinha Resort.
    • Iberostar Lisboa.
    • Palicio Estroil Hotel, Golf and Spa.
    • Penha Longa Resort.
    • Pestana Cascais.
    • Vila Gale Cascais.
    This is the place for the most amazing sunsets, bars and restaurants galore, and golf. Courses like Oitavos, Penha Longa, and Quinta da Marinha are all within 25 minutes of Cascais and Lisbon. The wonderful Praia del Rey is a little further afield, around a 50-minute drive.
     
    Take a walk along the seaside promenade in Cascais, or if staying in Estoril, head to the famous Estoril Casino. This lively region is the ideal golf holiday destination for groups of golfers. 
     
    Tucked away in the Sintra Hills, just a 15-minute drive from Cascais, is the Ritz-Carlton-owned Penha Longa Resort. It boasts 27 holes of magnificent golf, fine dining, and a Six Senses Spa.
     
    If it’s a luxury golf break in Portugal, you are looking for, this is one of the best!
    Lisbon - Weather Guide:
    You can golf in Lisbon most times of the year. We recommend visiting the Lisbon region at any time, including November to February; however, it can be cooler during these months. 
     
    Head to Cascais to see the most amazing sunsets. The coastline is outstanding, and there’s an excellent choice of bars and restaurants to sit and enjoy the beautiful views.
    Travelling To Lisbon:
    Lisbon is well connected to most airports in the UK, with frequent and direct services available. 
     
    Fly direct, if you can, to maximise your time on the golf course during your golf holiday in Lisbon.
     
    You can fly direct into Lisbon airport with a roundabouts flight time of; 2 hours 45 minutes. 
     
    Transfers are available from Lisbon Airport:
     
    Estoril – 30 Minutes
    Sesimbra – 45 Minutes
    Cascais, Obidos and Peniche – 1 Hour
    Praia del Rey – 1 Hour 10 Minutes
    Transfer times are on average.
    Things To Do In Lisbon:
    Lisbon is one of the greatest cities in Portugal; you won't have to look far for nightlife as you can dive into the medley of Fado joints and swish coffee shops in the Bairro Alto district. Then, perhaps, you can take in the latest digital installation art at the Berardo Collection Museum or go nose-to-nose with a grimacing shark at the Lisbon Aquarium. Meanwhile, the mysticism of much-vaunted Sintra hides in the nearby hills, while endless pristine beachfront abounds in the peninsulas around the Tagus Estuary and the Atlantic Coast.
     
    If there is just one landmark you visit when touring through the Portuguese capital, make it this one.
     
    Soaring high above the seafront of the Lisbon quays, this great tower displays a veritable fusion of architectural styles from the Mudejar to the Moorish, the Gothic to the Romanesque.
     
    It has stood watch over the mouth of the Tagus River since its construction under the patronage of Saint John back in the 16th century.
     
    Since then, it has become perhaps the city's most iconic feature, famed as the last sight adventurers like the prodigal Vasco da Gama would have seen as they drifted out into the vast Atlantic Ocean.
     
    Like San Francisco in the United States, Lisbon is famous for its historic, rattling tram lines.
     
    None are more iconic than Tram 28, which has been working its way up the steep, cobbled roads and into the old Alfama district for decades.
     
    The journey starts below the palm-spotted hills of Graça and weaves toward the hair-pin alleys of Escolas Gerais before pulling up to a halt beneath the gorgeous domes of the Estrela Basilica.
     
    The people-watching opportunities from the windows are second-to-none. As you pass the various majestic palaces and castles along the route, you'll discover decades of history.
     
    The compact little Alfama District is Lisbon's answer to the old town centres of Europe's other ancient capitals.
     
    Like the Forum of Rome, it's hailed as the oldest part of the city, although this one dates back to the Moors of Africa instead of the kings of Latium.
     
    Delving into the warren of winding streets and alleys that forms the district is one of the top activities for visitors to Portugal's capital.
     
    As you stroll, great cathedrals like the Lisbon Cathedral and tile-fronted chapels reveal themselves on the corners.
     
    There are also the remains of old city walls and hidden squares with al fresco cafes.
     

     

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