The boat is back in her berth, the sea is warming, and the phone is starting to ring again. The 2026 season is officially open.
We spent the off-season working on a handful of new things. Three to flag, plus one we are still building.
Cascais to Troia — a full day, further down the coast
For groups who want a real expedition, we now run Cascais to Troia — a full day on the water, leaving Cascais early. Two hours along the coast to Sesimbra, then the day on the Arrábida beaches and the Troia peninsula. Lunch onboard or ashore. At the end of the day, a van meets the group in Setúbal to drive back to Cascais by road, so you finish on the water without the slog back.
It is the longest single-day charter we offer, and probably the most cinematic.
Tejo Overnight — two days, one night, the river version
The other new one is the Tejo Overnight. Two days, starting from Cascais. We cruise to Lisbon, head up the river Tejo, and stop at Valada — a small village far enough upriver that the city is gone and it is just the water and the banks. Dinner at a local restaurant, sleep in a riverside turismo rural, explore the area the next morning, and a slow return to Cascais.
If you have done the standard charters and want something different, this is it.
A dinner-aboard concept, still in the making
We are also working on a sunset-and-dinner experience — a proper dinner served onboard while the boat is anchored just off the coast, with the light going down. We are still tuning the menu, the moorings and the timing. Not yet bookable, but if you want to be the first to know when it opens, drop us a line and we will hold a spot when the dates are set.
Everything else, running as usual
The standard programmes are back too — the Cascais coast charters in two, three or four-hour shapes, the Sunset Drink, Cascais to Lisbon, tailor-made days and gift cards for the seasonally indecisive.
If something fits, tell us your dates. You will hear back from Miguel directly, usually within a few hours.
See you out there.
