Coliving in Cascais, Portugal
Luna House · Pool villa coliving in Cascais with 4.9-star reviews
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Luna House
Luna House is a coliving villa in Cascais, the coastal town 30 minutes from Lisbon that’s become one of Portugal’s most desirable places to live and work. Pool, conference room, and a 4.9-star rating across 116 Google reviews.
The Experience
Cascais gives you Lisbon’s energy without Lisbon’s noise. Days divide between the coworking space and the beaches of the Estoril coast. The community at Luna House skews professional — people running businesses, building products, or freelancing at a high level. Weekly events and communal areas encourage connection without forcing it.
The Space
A villa with pool, dedicated coworking area with conference room, and well-appointed private rooms. The 120 Mbps connection is reliable for calls and heavy work. Cascais’ marina, restaurants, and train to Lisbon are all within walking distance.
Who It’s For
Remote professionals who want the Lisbon area but prefer a quieter, more refined coastal town. Especially good for those who surf — Guincho and Carcavelos breaks are minutes away.
Upcoming Chapters
What's included
- Coworking Dedicated workspace
- Up to 14 guests Community size
- 1 week min stay Minimum commitment
- Since 2020 Established coliving
- Remote-friendly Built for nomads
Workspace
Work with a Cascais, Portugal Rhythm
Coworking included with reliable internet.
The Vibe
Morning swim or surf at Guincho, then into the coworking space with the conference room by 9. Lunch break might be a pastel de nata at a local pastelaria or a proper fish lunch at the marina. Pool time in the afternoon between calls. Evenings split between group dinners at the villa and exploring Cascais' restaurant scene.
Surf trips to Guincho or Carcavelos, day trips to Sintra's palaces, Lisbon nights out via the 30-minute train, or cycling the coastal path to Estoril.
Living in Cascais, Portugal
Cascais is the coastal town 30 minutes west of Lisbon that's become one of Europe's most desirable remote work bases. It has the energy of the Lisbon area without the city noise — a marina, a pedestrian town center, excellent restaurants, and the beaches of the Estoril coast.
The town punches above its weight culturally: the Cidadela art district, the Paula Rego museum, the weekly market. The surf is world-class — Guincho is a windswept power beach that hosts WSL events, while Carcavelos offers gentler waves closer to the city. The train to Lisbon runs every 20 minutes and costs 2.30 EUR. Living costs are higher than Lisbon proper but lower than most Western European coastal towns: a coffee is 1-1.50 EUR, lunch 8-14 EUR, and dinner at a good restaurant 20-35 EUR.
Surf Guincho
One of Portugal's most famous beaches, 10 minutes from Cascais. Powerful waves, dramatic cliffs, and often windy — best for intermediate+ surfers.
Sintra Day Trip
The fairytale town in the hills with Pena Palace, the Moorish Castle, and Quinta da Regaleira. 25 minutes by car from Cascais.
Boca do Inferno
A dramatic sea cliff and chasm on the Cascais coast where waves crash through a rock arch. A 15-minute coastal walk from the marina.
Transparent Rates
All prices per person. 1 week minimum stay.
| Room Type | Price / month | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Shared room Best value | €900 /mo | Starting from |
| Private room | €1,600 /mo |
The Honest Briefing
Fly into Lisbon Airport (LIS). Take the metro to Cais do Sodré, then the train to Cascais — total journey about 1 hour, costs under 5 EUR. A taxi/Uber from the airport runs 40-50 EUR. Portuguese SIMs from NOS or Vodafone are cheap — 10-15 EUR for a month of data at any phone shop.
Where to Eat
- 🍽Casa da Guia, cliff-top — collection of restaurants with ocean views, seafood focus, 15-25 EUR
- 🍽Moules & Gin, marina — exactly what it sounds like, great moules-frites and gin cocktails, 15-20 EUR
- 🍽O Pescador, town center — traditional Portuguese fish restaurant, locals' favorite, 12-20 EUR
- 🍽House of Wonders, town center — vegan and healthy bowls in a beautiful setting, 10-15 EUR
- 🍽Taberna da Praça, Praça Velha — petiscos (Portuguese tapas) and natural wine, 12-18 EUR
Cost of Living
The Luna House Team
Founders
Cascais gives you the best of both worlds — a quiet, beautiful coastal town with Lisbon's entire ecosystem 30 minutes away by train. We set up the villa with a pool and conference room because remote work here should feel like an upgrade, not a compromise.
Getting There & Around
- Lisbon Airport (LIS)45 min by taxi, 1 hour by public transport
- Cascais town center and marina10 min walk
- Guincho Beach10 min by car
Common Questions
What's the WiFi like?
120 Mbps fibre — reliable for video calls and heavy work. The villa also has a proper conference room for team calls or meetings.
What's included in the price?
Room, pool access, coworking with conference room, WiFi, communal kitchen, and common areas. Meals are self-organized.
How do I get there?
Fly to Lisbon (LIS), then train from Cais do Sodré to Cascais — runs every 20 minutes, takes 40 minutes, costs 2.30 EUR. Or Uber/taxi for about 40-50 EUR.
Can I easily get to Lisbon?
Yes — the Cascais-Lisbon train runs every 20 minutes until midnight. It's 40 minutes to Cais do Sodré in the city center. Perfect for nights out or meetings in the city.
Is there parking?
Ask Luna House directly about parking at the villa. Cascais itself has metered street parking and garages. You don't need a car for daily life.
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