Cabo da Roca is a cape in the Lisbon region of western Portugal, marking the westernmost point of continental Europe. Situated on a dramatic rocky headland overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, it features a historic lighthouse and wind-swept cliffs. Visitors come to hike the coastal paths, observe the rugged landscape, and visit the small tourist facilities including a souvenir shop and cafe.
Cabo da Roca is a headland on the Atlantic coast of Portugal, located within the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park at approximately 38.78 N, 9.50 W. It marks the westernmost point of continental Europe and falls within the municipality of Sintra, Lisbon District. Content is produced by the ToursXplorer Editorial Team and draws on verified geographic, transport, and visitor data current to 2025.
Europe | Portugal | Sintra District | Sintra-Cascais Natural Park | Atlantic Coast | Headland | Viewpoint | Day Trip Destination