Cascais rewards a particular kind of car — one that moves with composure between cobbled village lanes, fast coastal sweepers, and the polished forecourts of Estoril. The Ferrari Purosangue answers each of those settings without compromise, a four-seat Ferrari engineered for the road that connects them all.
Handover Across the Estoril Coast
We deliver the Purosangue to private villas in Quinta da Marinha, suites along the Estoril seafront, and the gates of Cascais Marina. Beach club arrivals at Guincho and Praia do Tamariz are arranged with discreet timing, and pickup from Lisbon Portela (roughly 30 minutes via the A5) can be coordinated for guests arriving by private aviation. Each handover includes a measured briefing on the car's drive modes and a curated route card tailored to the day ahead.
Routes Made for This Car
- The N247 coastal road from Guincho to Cabo da Roca, where the Atlantic opens to the west
- A morning ascent to Sintra via the IC30, with stops at Pena and Monserrate before lunch in the old town
- Boca do Inferno at first light, then breakfast along the Cascais seafront promenade
- An evening arrival at Estoril Casino, the Purosangue's rear doors opening to the portico
- A spirited inland loop through Malveira da Serra and Cabreiro, returning by the sea
The Car on These Roads
The naturally aspirated V12 finds its voice on the N247's open stretches, while active suspension keeps the body level over the older cobbled sections near Sintra's centre. Inside, the symmetrical cabin and rear-hinged doors make the Purosangue a genuine four-seat proposition — suited equally to a couple's day trip and a discreet arrival with guests.
A Ferrari that belongs at the coast as much as on the climb.
Practical Notes
Comprehensive insurance with a reduced excess is included, and the car is delivered with a full tank of Super 98. Mileage allowances are generous and can be tailored for longer itineraries toward Comporta or the Douro on request.