The aerodrome has a single small passenger terminal geared to general and business aviation; passenger processing is basic with direct apron access. Facilities for scheduled commercial operations are limited, and airline-style terminal zones are not present. If you are arriving on a business or charter flight, check with the operator for where to meet ground transport.

Cascais Airport sits very close to Cascais town and the Estoril coast; travel to Cascais centre is a few minutes by car while Lisbon is around 30-40 minutes by road depending on traffic. The airport is primarily accessed by car or taxi.

• Taxi / private transfer: Fastest and most convenient into Cascais or Lisbon; allow extra time in peak traffic toward Lisbon.
• Driving: Short drive to Cascais; car parking available nearby.
• Public transport: Cascais town is served by frequent trains to Lisbon (Cais do Sodré); these train services are accessed from Cascais town centre rather than the aerodrome - expect a short taxi or walk to the rail station.
• Shuttle / charter: Many business aviation arrivals use pre‑booked transfers or chauffeurs; confirm arrangements with your operator.

Facilities are aimed at business and general aviation: a small passenger waiting area, pilot/business lounges (operator-dependent), and basic toilets. Food and retail options on-site are minimal; use Cascais town for restaurants and shops. Wi‑Fi may be available in the terminal or via operators; confirm ahead. Ground handling for private flights is available through local FBOs; customs/immigration capabilities are limited compared with Lisbon airport.

Cascais town and nearby Estoril have many hotels within a short drive of the aerodrome; there is no large on‑site international airport hotel. For stays search major chains in Cascais/Estoril or Lisbon (use parent sites such as [marriott.com], [accor.com], [hilton.com] if booking chain properties). Day‑use rooms and boutique hotels are common in Cascais for short layovers.