Who comes to Surf Cascais? Read all about the types of guests you can find at our Surf Camp.

Intermediate & Independent surf courses at Surf Cascais! The best way to progress your surfing to the next level 🤙🏼

Surfjobs positions in Portugal. Come work in a surf camp as a surf instructor, volunteering or housekeeping. Your dream job in Portugal!

What is the most suitable surf accommodation for you? Check out the difference between our Surf Camps in Cascais.

Surf Cascais road to a more sustainable company. Raising awareness & doing small things in order to take care of the environment!

Another incredible year passed, a very special one! Surf Cascais keeps creating lasting memories, and thats our ultimate goal! 💚

Hello Fall, we missed you! The epic waves are back and we just want to surf :)

E-Bicas — Ebike tours in Cascais by the master himself, José Bica! There are several different tours, depending on what you want to see :)

Seasons come and go, and so do people. But at the end of the day, we always win: those who leave are still part of our Surf Cascais family,

Get to know the best surf spots around Cascais! From Guincho beach to Carcavelos beach, we have the best waves all year round :)

2023... another year, and a special one! We are happy to celebrate 10 years of Surf Cascais!

Another great year in Surf Cascais! Many ups and downs but a huge smile in our faces 😊

What to bring to your Surf Cascais surf lesson? Here are some answers :) Enjoy the most of your surf holidays!

Volunteering at Surf Cascais :) how is it to be part of our family and enjoy Cascais the fullest!

Returning guests are crucial for us ;) Here are the main reasons that two of our favorite returning guests keep on coming back :)

Summer is here and it will be a huge one. Everybody is crazy for holidays and having lot's of fun! Surf Cascais is ready to have you here :)

Surf Cascais dinners are back and we share a recipe from chef Alizé with you! Come over and try it yourself at our Surf Camp in Cascais :)

It’s an age-old question, which harks back to the beginning of surfing. What size board should you ride?