10 days in Lisbon
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You can take the local train west to Cascais - a beach resort 45 minutes from Lisbon. The ticket is no more than 3EU.
You could take the ferry from Cais do Sodre to Cacilhas across the river and then take a bus to Costa da Caparica - miles of beautiful beaches.
Take a bus north to a cute little beach town named Ericeira. Further up the coast is Nazare. In November they have world-record waves there. The waves aren't noteworthy in the summer. These bus trips are neither long nor expensive.
You could take the ferry from Cais do Sodre to Cacilhas across the river and then take a bus to Costa da Caparica - miles of beautiful beaches.
Take a bus north to a cute little beach town named Ericeira. Further up the coast is Nazare. In November they have world-record waves there. The waves aren't noteworthy in the summer. These bus trips are neither long nor expensive.
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You can take the local train west to Cascais - a beach resort 45 minutes from Lisbon. The ticket is no more than 3EU.
You could take the fairy from Cais do Sodre to Cacilhas across the river and then take a bus to Costa da Caparica - miles of beautiful beaches.
Take a bus north to a cute little beach town named Ericeira. Further up the coast is Nazare. In November they have world-record waves there. The waves aren't noteworthy in the summer. These bus trips are neither long nor expensive.
You could take the fairy from Cais do Sodre to Cacilhas across the river and then take a bus to Costa da Caparica - miles of beautiful beaches.
Take a bus north to a cute little beach town named Ericeira. Further up the coast is Nazare. In November they have world-record waves there. The waves aren't noteworthy in the summer. These bus trips are neither long nor expensive.
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