Cabo Girão is a dramatic sea cliff located on the southern coast of Madeira, Portugal, in the Atlantic Ocean. Standing approximately 580 metres above the sea, it ranks among Europe's highest sea cliffs. The cliff overlooks terraced agricultural fields and small fishing villages below. Visitors hike the coastal paths, admire the panoramic views from the cliff edge, and explore the surrounding laurel forest and traditional settlements.
Cabo Girão is located on the southern coast of Madeira, Portugal, within the municipality of Câmara de Lobos, approximately 15 kilometres west of Funchal. The site is recognised as one of the highest sea cliffs in Europe at approximately 580 metres, formed by ancient basalt lava flows. Content is produced by the ToursXplorer Editorial Team using publicly available geographic, geological, and tourism data for Madeira.
