Set against the backdrop of the charming coastal town and the Sintra mountains, the hotel provides all the necessary amenities required for a comfortable stay, including direct dial telephone, air-conditioning and satellite television.

Everything you could need is catered for in this friendly resort town, making it a delightful spot for a golf holiday near Lisbon.

Whilst room types are limited, be sure to enquire about Ocean View rooms during your stay.

The Hotel Baia has a covered swimming pool and gymnasium on its top floor, but with the fantastic location, the best place to be is the beach (just metres from Fishermans Beach, where you can try one of the array of water sports on offer, or simply lounge around in the sun.

One of the highlights of this outstanding hotel is the fantastic Sunset bar on the rooftop, next to the pool, with amazing views of the bay. The Blue Bar is amongst the most popular in Cascais, with a modern decor and a great selection of drinks on offer; this is the place to relax after a round of golf, overlooking the sights and sounds of Cascais.

There is a great onsite Restaurant and as well as free Wi-Fi in all public areas.

For those wanting easy access into Lisbon, Cascais Railway Station is less than 5 minutes walk away, although with a host of fantastic restaurants and bars on offer within Cascais itself many golfers who visit here for a weekend or more stay local and enjoy an array of local dishes from peri-peri chicken to freshly caught fish.

Golf do Estoril

Since its inauguration in 1945, Estoril has been the host of the national amateur championship on some 60 occasions, while the Mackenzie Ross designed layout has also welcomed the European Tour's finest for the Portuguese Open on 20 separate occasions. Some of golf's most famous names have graced Estoril's fairways, and presents a testing proposition in a beautiful location, bordered by eucalyptus, pine and mimosa trees.

The course and clubhouse allow visiting golfers to enjoy spectacular views over the Atlantic coastline, embellishing the experience of a round at Estoril.

Penha Longa

The Atlantic Course is Penha Longa's main attraction, and was designed by the esteemed Robert Trent Jones Junior, the man responsible for so many of the world's top courses. The 6,786 yard course is now ranked as one of the top 30 golf courses in continental Europe, and features many dramatic holes that are cut through the resort's amazing sloping landscape.

The course is divided into two distinct sections, with six holes running through a valley and the remainder straddling the hillside. Penha Longa is consistently regarded as one of the country's top five courses, and was the host for the Portuguese Open twice in the mid-1990s, and the Estoril Open in 1999.

Signature Hole: Hole 6, Par 5, 404 metres (442 yards), SI 18

Penha Longa’s signature hole is listed in the top 500 holes in the world. This beautiful par 5 has a Roman Aqueduct as part of its surroundings. There are many spacious bunkers throughout the hole, and a large lake awaits peacefully towards the left of the green.