Cascais Casa Laranja Guesthouse

The name is inspired by the tonalities of the house and the garden and the fruit trees that exist in it. Surrounded by lush greenery of all kinds, the property will provide a relaxing and inspiring stay, both for the comfort of the rooms, for the spaciousness of the common areas, and for the use of the garden and the hot water pool.
Featuring an outdoor swimming pool and barbecue facilities, Cascais Casa Laranja Guest house is located in Cascais. The property is set 1.9 mi from Cascais Town Hall .

At the guest house, every room is equipped with a wardrobe, a flat-screen TV, air conditioning, and a private bathroom with a jacuzzi.

In Cascais, highlights include the charm of the Historic Center with Rua Frederico Arouca and the Igreja Matriz (Main Church), the natural beauty of Boca do Inferno and the cycle path to Guincho, the cultural richness of museums such as the Casa das Histórias Paula Rego and the Museu do Mar (Museum of the Sea), the elegance of the Marina and the Citadel, and leisure activities in Parque Marechal Carmona, not forgetting the beaches and local gastronomy, such as Santini ice cream.

Sightseeing and Landscapes
Historic Center: Stroll through the cobblestone streets, visit Praça 5 de Outubro, the Church of the Assumption, and try a Santini ice cream.
Boca do Inferno: Impressive rock formation where the waves crash forcefully, a postcard-perfect spot in the region.
Cascais-Guincho Cycle Path: Perfect for walking or cycling, with stunning views.
Marechal Carmona Park: A large park to relax in, with free-roaming animals (chickens, peacocks) and a charming little castle.
Cascais Marina: Sophisticated atmosphere with boats, restaurants, bars, and views of the Citadel.
Culture and History
Paula Rego House of Stories: Museum dedicated to the work of the famous Portuguese artist, in an iconic building.
King D. Carlos Maritime Museum: Explore the maritime history of Cascais.
Cascais Citadel: Former fortress that now houses museums, galleries, shops, and a hotel.
Village Museum: Small, free museum, ideal for understanding local history. Gastronomy and Leisure
Village Market: To sample fresh produce and Portuguese cuisine.
Casa da Guia: Complex with restaurants, shops and spectacular views, including Palaphita.
Beaches: Praia da Rainha (near the center) and Praia do Guincho (for surfing and wind) are popular.
Extra Tip:
Use BiCAS (free bicycles) to explore the village and the seafront in an eco-friendly way.

International Schools
The vast majority of International Schools of Lisbon are in fact located at Cascais in the Villa area, varying in distance from it between 1 minute and 15 minutes.
The main international schools in Cascais include St. Julian's, St. Dominic's, TASIS, CAISL, and the new King's College School, offering British, American and IB curricula, with a good selection in the region; The distance to our Villa, varies, but most are within a short drive, and it's essential to check the exact location, as some are in Carcavelos, Estoril, or even Sintra, but all are accessible from Cascais( Maximum 10-15 minutes driving). In the same neighborhood as the Villa is located, are St. James Primary School, Os Aprendizes, Lisbon Montessori School, and St. George's School.

Main International Schools in the vicinity:
St. Julian's School: British/IB curriculum, in Carcavelos.
St. Dominic's International School: Full IB curriculum, in São Domingos de Rana, Cascais.
TASIS Portugal (The American School in Switzerland): American/IB curriculum, in Linhó (Sintra), near Cascais.
CAISL (Carlucci American International School of Lisbon): American/IB curriculum, also in Linhó, Sintra.
King's College School Cascais: British (Cambridge) and bilingual curriculum, modern campus in Cascais.
International Preparatory School (IPS): British curriculum, focus on small classes.
Santo António International School (SAIS): British (Cambridge) curriculum, in Estoril, with Catholic inspiration.
International Christian School of Cascais (ICSC): American education with a Christian foundation.