Lisbon and Cascais · 38°43′N 9°08′W
Lisbon

The city itself has no surf, but a dozen beaches are inside 40 minutes by train, ferry or car in every direction.
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Surf schools, camps & board rental in LisbonShapers here
ShapersAppleton Surfboards
Diogo Appleton hand-shapes fish, twins, single fins and longboards in Lisbon, a retro-leaning range built around glide rather than contest surfing. His own fins too.
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Hamanda Surfboards
Antonio Mello hand-shapes his own line of boards in Lisbon - the name is short for Antonio Mello Hand Shapes. A young shaper with a growing range of named models.
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Nearby
Costa da Caparica
Kilometres of south-facing beach break across the river from Lisbon, reachable by ferry and bus, with peaks that spread the crowd.
SurfCarcavelos
Lisbon's home beach, one stop on the Cascais train line, a wide forgiving beach break that is busiest wave in the country on a good day.
SurfCascais
The resort town at the end of the Lisbon train line, with sheltered town beaches and the reef at Guincho a short drive north.
SurfWindsurfCommon questions
- Is there a surf school in Lisbon?
- Yes — one is listed for Lisbon.

