The area surrounding Lisbon is now bursting with first-class golf courses. There are established resorts such as Aroeira to the South of the city, while new developments like Campo Real, and particularly Praia D’El Rey to the North, have garnered considerable praise, and have put the region firmly on the golfing map.
Along the shoreline are dotted sublime fishing villages and towns like Cascais and Estoril, while the capital city of Lisbon is a thriving hub of cultural activity where you will experience the vibrant combination produced when the traditional Portuguese charm meets the vitality of a young, up-and-coming urban environment.
Lisbon’s exciting landscape has everything you could ask for in a golf holiday; stunning Atlantic beaches, lively cultural attractions and most importantly, some truly outstanding golf.
Golfers can play a variety of terrific courses and also get a genuine taste of Portugal's great culture.
Found on the stunning Troia peninsula, the legendary championship course at Troia has to be accessed via ferry, golfers across the world will agree it is well worth the journey.
Quickly becoming one of Europe’s best layouts since opening in 2001, the majestic course at Oitavos Dunes is now one of the brightest jewels in Lisbon’s ever-growing golfing crown.
Made up of a remarkable combination of holes, some working through epic coastal dunes and some lined with pines, Praia D'El Rey is a Portuguese classic and a must-play in Europe.
As Portugal’s capital city, Lisbon is a place rich in culture and history. You could easily spend days exploring the many points of interest across the city and still not have seen it all. Depending on what interests you most, take the time to explore places like the famous Bairro Alto or the historic São Jorge Castle.
No holiday to Portugal would be complete without soaking up some seaside sun, the west coast offers some beautiful sandy beaches, with the Atlantic Ocean making a magnificent backdrop. Not all of the coast around Lisbon is beaches, there are some dramatic cliffs that offer some breathtaking views, including the famous Boca do Inferno.
Portugal is famous for its rich and varied cuisine and Lisbon is at the heart of their culinary traditions. A walk around the capital will delight your senses with the sights and aromas of local dishes. Seafood lovers will rejoice, as a coastal city quality of seafood on offer is especially good, with Bacalhau being the fish of choice.
Once you've touched down in sunny Portugal, the last thing you want is an unexpectedly long drive to your hotel. Take a look at drive times from Faro Aiport to key areas and resorts in the region.
Drive Times From Lisbon Airport
15 minutes
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1 hour
With the buzzing capital city and number of world-class golf courses all in one place, it is always a good time to visit Portugal's exciting west coast, hop on the short flight and you'll be immersed in the vibrant culture before you know it.
Flights & Weather
2 hours 40 minutes
11-14°C
20-24°C
March - May & Sept - October
Lisbon’s exciting landscape has everything you could ask for in a golf holiday; stunning Atlantic beaches, lively cultural attractions and most importantly, some truly outstanding golf. Make Lisbon the destination of your next golf break.
• Home to some of the best golf courses in Europe
• 2.5 hours from London
• Home to European Tour venues
• Combine golf and city attractions
