Cacilhas is a small town located on the southern bank of the Tagus River, in the municipality of Almada. The ferry route from Lisbon to Cacilhas is operated by Transtejo, and it connects the bustling Cais do Sodré station in Lisbon with the quiet charm of Cacilhas in just about 10 minutes. This route is a daily commuter favorite, providing an efficient and cost-effective means of travel.

One of the main attractions of this ferry ride is the stunning panoramic view it offers of Lisbon’s skyline, including landmarks like the 25th of April Bridge and the Christ the King statue. As the ferry departs from Cais do Sodré, passengers are treated to a unique perspective of the city, making it a popular choice not just for commuting, but also for tourists seeking to capture some of Lisbon’s best vistas.

The ferry service operates frequently, with departures every 10 to 20 minutes during peak hours, making it a reliable option for both everyday travel and leisurely excursions. The combination of convenience, affordability, and the scenic route makes the Lisbon (Cais do Sodre) to Cacilhas ferry a standout mode of transport, offering a delightful experience on the Tagus River.

Ferry boat is included in Lisboa Travel Card

Other way you can reach Cacilhas and Alamada region by train, is available a 24h tickets for unlimited travel con local trains. Find more in tickets page.

What to see in Cacilhas

Upon arriving in Cacilhas, travelers find themselves in a picturesque town known for its seafood restaurants, traditional bars, and the historic Dom Fernando II e Glória Frigate and Cristo-Rei.
Cacilhas also serves as a gateway to the rest of the Almada region, including the famous Costa da Caparica beaches.