Full Description & Details
Cascais Marina is a large harbor on Portugal's Atlantic coast, 35 km west of Lisbon, between Cabo da Roca and Cabo Espichel. It accommodates up to 650 vessels, with berths for boats up to 36 meters LOA and 4 meters draft. Entrance depth is 3 to 4 meters.
Each berth has fresh water, electrical connections, high-speed Wi-Fi, and access to a fuel station for diesel and gasoline. The marina provides 24-hour surveillance and hosts international sailing events. It is a practical stop for vessels cruising the western coast of Europe, with scenic views of Cascais Bay.
How to get there
Cascais Marina lies 9 nautical miles southeast of Cabo da Roca and 4 nautical miles west of Lisbon's port entrance. Guia and Santa Marta lighthouses, both west of the marina, guide boats in. Enter from the northeast, passing around the pier marked by three cardinal buoys and a nearby red buoy.
Keep the small red buoy to port and avoid the pier head. The reception dock is on the north side of the entrance, making docking straightforward.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length and draft at Cascais Marina?
Cascais Marina can accommodate boats up to 36 meters in length and 4 meters in draft.
How many berths does Cascais Marina have?
Cascais Marina has 650 berths.
What facilities are available at Cascais Marina?
Cascais Marina offers fresh water, electrical connections, high-speed Wi-Fi, a fuel station for diesel and gasoline, showers, laundry, a restaurant, and a crane.
Is overnight stay allowed at Cascais Marina?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Cascais Marina.
How do I approach Cascais Marina by sea?
Approach from the northeast, guided by Guia and Santa Marta lighthouses, and enter around the pier marked by three cardinal buoys and a red buoy, keeping the red buoy to port.
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