Cascais Airbnb occupancy and income statistics, 12 months to October 2026

How much does a holiday home in Cascais earn in a year?

The table shows accommodation revenue per home by number of bedrooms. It covers 34 homes Portugal Portfolio manages in the Cascais area, 12 months to 31 October 2026.

Source: Portugal Portfolio booking records, 34 homes in the municipality of Cascais, 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2026. Accommodation revenue after discounts and before cleaning fees, tourist tax, platform commission, management and tax.

The median home earned €36,600. One home in four earned less than €23,900. One in four earned more than €47,400. Bigger homes earned more per year but filled fewer nights. The median T3 had 43% occupancy and the median T0-T1 had 60%.

What is the occupancy of Cascais holiday homes month by month?

The chart shows average occupancy for the 34 homes in each month of the period.

Occupancy by month and average nightly rate. November and December are 2025, the other months 2026. 34 homes in the municipality of Cascais, Portugal Portfolio booking records.

July was the best month at 73% occupancy. August followed at 67%. November and December were the weakest at 35 to 36%. Occupancy stayed below 50% in every month from November to March, and reached 47% in February and 48% in March.

What did a Cascais holiday home earn each month?

The table adds the average nightly rate, the revenue per home and each month's share of the year.

Source: Portugal Portfolio booking records, 34 homes in the municipality of Cascais. Accommodation revenue after discounts and before cleaning fees, tourist tax, platform commission, management and tax.

July earned €6,450 per home, which is 16.8% of annual revenue. August earned €5,950. February earned the least at €1,520, or 4.0% of the year. June to September made 54% of annual revenue. November to March made 23%.

Do Cascais or Estoril homes earn more?

The table compares the two towns with enough homes to publish. All sizes are grouped together.

Source: Portugal Portfolio booking records, homes of all sizes, 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2026. Accommodation revenue after discounts and before cleaning fees, tourist tax, platform commission, management and tax.

The median Cascais home earned €41,700 at 59% occupancy. The median Estoril home earned €32,500 at 46%. Estoril had the higher median nightly rate, €193 against €185. The table does not control for home size, so it does not show that one town is better.

What is the nightly rate in Cascais in winter and in summer?

The table gives the average nightly rate for nights actually sold. Winter is November to March. Summer is June to September.

Average nightly rate on nights actually sold, before cleaning fees and tourist tax. Portugal Portfolio booking records, 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2026.

Summer rates were higher in every size. A T2 averaged €117 in winter and €189 in summer. A T4+ averaged €227 in winter and €412 in summer.

How long do guests stay in Cascais?

The table groups 990 bookings that started in the period by length of stay.

990 bookings starting between 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2026, homes in the municipality of Cascais. Portugal Portfolio booking records.

The average stay was 7.1 nights and the median was 5. Stays of 1 to 6 nights made up 61% of bookings. Stays of 7 to 27 nights made 53% of revenue. Winter bookings averaged 9.8 nights and summer bookings 6.2 nights. The median booking was made 27 days before arrival, and 38% were made 14 days or less ahead.

Which booking channels bring the revenue in Cascais?

The table shows each channel's share of accommodation revenue.

Portugal Portfolio booking records, 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2026.

Airbnb brought 35% of revenue. Direct bookings and bookings entered by Portugal Portfolio brought 28%. Booking.com brought 23% and Vrbo 12%. Other channels brought 2%.

What do stays of 28 nights or more pay in Cascais?

The table gives the price per 30 nights for stays of 28 nights or more, accommodation only, before cleaning and tourist tax.

Stays of 28 nights or more arriving between 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2026. Accommodation only, before cleaning fees and tourist tax. Portugal Portfolio booking records, homes in the municipality of Cascais.

There were 29 such stays in 19 homes, with a median length of 31 nights. The median price was €4,950 per 30 nights. A night in these stays averaged €164, against €207 for stays under a week. Our page on mid-term versus short-term rental goes further.

How were these figures calculated?

The source is Portugal Portfolio's own booking records in its property management system, read on 10 November 2026. The period is 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2026, 12 months.

The sample is 34 homes in the municipality of Cascais (Cascais, Estoril, Alcabideche, Carcavelos and Parede) that had guests across the whole 12 months. Portugal Portfolio had 54 active listings on 10 November 2026, and 48 of them were in the Cascais municipality. The 34 homes sold 6,468 nights and earned about €1,307,000 in accommodation revenue.

Accommodation revenue is what guests paid for the nights, after discounts. It is before cleaning fees, tourist tax, platform commission, the management fee, utilities and tax, so it is not what an owner keeps. Every home-night is counted once. Where the same stay was recorded twice, the lower nightly rate is used, which makes the figures conservative. The median is the middle home. The lower quartile means one home in four earned less. The upper quartile means one home in four earned more. No group has fewer than 5 homes.

What do these figures not tell you?

They describe 34 homes that one company manages. They do not describe the whole Cascais market.

They cover one 12 month period, 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2026, and we do not compare them with other years. Lisbon is not in the data, because Portugal Portfolio has too few Lisbon homes to publish. Revenue is not profit. A different manager, a different pricing approach or a different home could produce different results. Do not read any figure here as a promise for a particular property.

How do I cite these figures?

Name the source, the sample and the period. A suitable line is: Portugal Portfolio, booking records for 34 homes in the municipality of Cascais, 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2026, read 10 November 2026.

Link to this page. Say "median" and "accommodation revenue" when you quote a number, and say that it is before costs. For an estimate for one home, see the Cascais income calculator. For the rental options we offer, see our Cascais vacation rentals and mid-term rentals.

Where does the information in this guide come from?

The revenue, occupancy and price figures on this page are Portugal Portfolio's own data. Legal and tax rules were read at the official sources listed below on 10 November 2026. If a source changes, the source is right.

• Portugal Portfolio booking records 34 homes in the municipality of Cascais with guests across the 12 months from 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2026, 6,468 nights sold. Each night is counted once. Where the same stay appears twice, the lower price is used. No group has fewer than 5 homes.

What could not be confirmed. No external source was needed. All figures are Portugal Portfolio booking records for 34 homes, one 12 month period. They are not a market average and nothing is compared with other years or other companies.

Who writes this guide?

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