A small fishing port not far from Lisbon ~ Cascais. Famous as it used to be a popular retreat destination for Royal family in the 1800s/1900s.
you can tell how early we are when there is no signs of human.
the streets in early morning.
town hall with King D. Pedro I, who elevated Cascais to the status of village in 1364
Beautiful hand painted tiles. I like the combination in this picture with the red post box.
reminds me of the mermaid statue at Copenhagen..
Many came here for its excellent weather, wind and sea conditions to surf or sail. Not forgetting to mention, Cascais was also the official host of ISAF World Championship in 2007 for dinghies and yachts racing. This event is held every 4 years and the next will be 2011 in Fremantle, Western Australia.
chilling out at the hotel by the beach…
huge ass anchor.
King Carlos l, 1863 – 1908. He became king of Portugal in 1889 and installed the first oceanographic laboratory in Cascais.
souvenir anyone?
Praia dos Pescadores
trying to capture the boy in the beautiful backdrop
over exposed…so bright, so sunny, I love.
Posing with my friend’s piece of what I called ‘useless piece of metal’ while on the train back…
Thoughts on Cascais > Ride the waves, Follow the breeze…
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