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Seaguls in Magoito beach.
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Ideal for nature lovers and with lots of castles and palaces to see near by. Just one hour by car from Lisbon and the airport and just 15 minutes by car from historical village Sintra.
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Coming from Lisbon by car you take the IC19 direction Sintra. Then just before you reach Sintra you will see the IC30 Praias on your right, you take it for a few minutes and take the second exit, marked Sintra. Be careful about the lanes they are just completing major road works, go towards Sintra, go around the round abound just after the main train station on your left, you take the second exit, towards Sintra Praias, there is a small stretch of road, and then you get to a T junction where you are obliged to go right, (the Modern Museum is on your left) this takes you to a roundabout at which you take the second exit towards Praias. You follow the road down the hill, turn right where it says Magoito and go on untill you get to another roundabout in a place called Varzea de Sintra. There you take the 2nd exit, (left), and after about 200 meters you will turn right where it says Magoito. From there it´s 10 minutes away. So you go up the hill, and straight ahead. Take no notice of side roads, when you get to Magoito, you will see a small square, there are a few shops there and a café on the right hand side called LÉ with green and pink chairs and curtains. You go straight on as if going to the beach, you will see on your left a pine grove where there are some marble tables with benches, take the first road on the left which is called Rua Das Regateiras you take it and you count the 5th house on your left. And that´s where we are! The gates are dark red.
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