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Take advantage of this underpass; it's safer for crossing the road and you don't need to wait for a traffic light. Please note, unfortunately, it's not suitable for people with reduced mobility, as there are stairs on both sides.

Located in the Belem district, it was inaugurated in 1994 to honor the Portuguese soldiers (10,000) who fought and died in the colonial wars.

Points of Interest Along the Way: Boca do Inferno (Hell's Mouth): An impressive rock formation where the sea crashes forcefully. Guia Lighthouse: A historical landmark with a good quality bike path around it. São Jorge de Oitavos Fort: A historical site open to visitors. Guincho Beach: The final destination, famous for surfing, windsurfing, and its characteristic winds.

Distance: Approximately 8.7 km (one way), totaling about 18 km for those doing the round trip. Difficulty: Low/Easy. The terrain is predominantly flat and completely segregated from car traffic, making it ideal for families, runners, and cyclists of all levels. Average Time: About 30 to 45 minutes by bike at a relaxed pace. Bicycle Rental: You can use the Cascais municipal bicycle system, BiCAS, with several collection points in the town and next to the train station.

The Guincho Road Cycle Path, officially part of the Cascais-Guincho Cycle Path, is one of Portugal's most iconic and popular leisure routes in 2025. It connects Cascais Marina to the iconic Guincho Beach, offering panoramic views over the Atlantic Ocean.

Flat and wide cycle path, without cars, with incredible views over the mouth of the Tagus, which was right here at the lighthouse

The footbridge cycle path in the Guincho-Cresmina Dune System, in the municipality of Cascais (Portugal), has recently been redesigned with technical and environmental improvements that make it an excellent option for enjoying nature by bike or on foot.

Try to stop during your ride and really enjoy every detail