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I wish we'd had more time. But, we had about a half hour to take photos and walk around the main visitor parking area and coast. There is a restaurant and small gift shop. Views are spectacular and it's beautiful with a nice monument for a photo op. There is so much to do here including some incredible hiking and private beaches. If you have time, I'd plan to do that bc it looked gorgeous from what we saw on the drive in. Very crowded and popular so bring your patience. It's a major tourist spot.
Boca da Roca is the westernmost point of Europe. She's a windy spot where you just stand there and look out into the abyss like you just discovered the Atlantic. Did you know you can see the United States on clear days? I'm kidding. That's just your delusion blowing in with the fog. There's a stone marker telling you this is where Europe ends, just in case the cliffs and total lack of anything else didn't clue you in.
"There once was a man, his name was Magellan A Portuguese skipper, the girls found him cute He sailed with five ships to find the East Indies Then came back to Spain with a bounty of loot." (Ballad of Magellan) *Spoiler alert* He didn't make it back. Gaze dreamily out to the open sea from the rugged cliffs of Cabo da Roca and envision nearly circumnavigating the globe a la Magellan...unless you're a flat Earther, of course. WHAT IS CABO DA ROCA? Cabo da Roca is a cape in Colares that forms the westernmost point of Portugal and continental Europe. WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT: Cabo boasts stunning panoramic views of the Atlantic ocean and seaside cliffs that drop 300 feet down to the waves below. Here you will also find a picturesque lighthouse, a café and gift shop, and a giant stone cross erected in the 18th century to mark where the earth ends and the sea begins. PLAN YOUR VISIT: If you're visiting either Sintra or Cascais, consider adding an excursion to Cabo. My friend and I traveled via Bolt (similar to Uber) along the scenic coastline to Cabo after a day in Cascais, hoping to catch a spectacular sunset...and we did! The tourist office and café are closed in evenings, meaning no access to the WC and no options for food. If you'll be arriving later in the day, pack for a picnic and bring layers or jackets as it becomes quite windy and chilly here. HOW TO GET HERE: Cabo is about a 30 minute drive from Lisbon. You can also take bus #035, or travel by train to Sintra and then take bus #403 (which also passes through Cascais). The last bus leaves Cabo around 8pm. We found ourselves in a panic not getting any Bolt or Uber drivers to pick us up after sunset for almost a full hour from the time we pulled up our apps. So if there for the sunset, I recommend hiring a personal driver to get from Cascais to Cabo and back, with a pitstop at Boca do Inferno. Overall Cabo da Roca is an ideal spot to catch a sunset, enjoy a picnic and hike, or to send postcards from the edge of the world. If you sail off for the East Indies, watch out for those deadly bamboo strikes!
Interesting place because it is the most western point of mainland Europe. Great views of the ocean but you cannot go down to the water and the place gets way too many tourists as all the ground is trampled and eroded. Really need to build some boardwalks or something to try to keep people from wandering everywhere. But still a beautiful point.
Standing at the westernmost point in continental Europe sounds gimmicky, I know. But it's not! With a jaw-dropping view of the Atlantic Ocean, dramatic cliffs dropping straight into the water similar to the stunning Irish coast, and the world's largest waves just around the corner at Nazaré, this is a point of interest worth seeing. You'll get some truly amazing photos here! A pro tip is to visit the Moinho D. Quixote restaurant on the way down, because the view from their patio is incredible and the food is amazing!
The trip to and from Cabo Da Roca was a fun adventure and this will go down in my list of "superlative" reviews https://www.yelp.com/collection/fNQQ1OQ41doLSVPysXnv_Q/Superlatives-all-the-est-places as it is the Westernmost Point in Continental Europe. The 403 bus from either Sintra or Cascais stops right out front and it's a short walk to the marker point. You can also walk up the hill a little bit to the lighthouse which is private. There is a great marker and photo opportunities. You'll find a small restaurant, gift shop and tourism office. I think it's super cute and I'm glad I made the journey! Trivia question - From Cabo Da Roca, what state is the closest? Florida? Virginia? Wrong! It's MAINE! Maine is the closest to Europe! [Review 19031 overall - 227 in Portugal - 2555* of 2022.] As this is the last of the year, this is my YEAR-END WRAP UP! * What is the significance of 2555 reviews? 2555 divided by 365 is 7. I have written an average of 7 REVIEWS A DAY this year. That's the most I've ever written in a year, exceeding 2019 when I poured out 2480. This was my 19031st review, which means that just 2022 was nearly one seventh of all the reviews I've ever written in my 13+ years. Exhausting! The 2022 collection https://www.yelp.com/collection/WH-_Pak3OcycqMfuny5tXQ/ records my reviews in 44 states (I did not get to Alaska, Arkansas, Hawaii, Iowa, Kansas, or North Dakota this year) and 5 other countries (Canada, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden). - Most reviewed state was my home state of North Carolina with 244. - Portugal was reviewed country with 151, Italy was second with 111 and Sweden was third with 90. - Top five most reviewed cities were Charlotte NC (141), Lisbon PT (125), Stockholm SE (82), New York NY (62) and Napa CA (56). - Reviewed 802 unique cities this year. 602 I had never visited before. 217 cities got three or more reviews this year, 33 got ten or more and 12 got twenty or more. - Updated 10 reviews, five of which were in Charlotte NC. - Three "round number" reviews. 17000 was the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa Italy, 18000 was the Point Place Lighthouse in Toledo Ohio and 19000 was just a few days ago, the Elevador do Lavra in Lisbon Portugal. Looking forward to making 20000 a special one! - Only eight "oddball" reviews, including Betty White, Christmas Songs and Snow Days. - Attended three in-person Yelp events in Charlotte (The Yelpies, the Chicken Sandwich and the Halloween Costume Party) and hosted UYEs in Saint Louis and Cape Coral. Whew, what a year!
Cape Roca is the most western point of continental Europe. It is an easy 30 min trip from Lisbon, and the best views are for sure around sunset. We arrived an hour before sunset, and visited Ursa Beach in a same trip. There was plenty of available free parking, behind the lighthouse and further down next to the restaurant. Most of the people just stay for 30 min to walk the ground and take a photos with the stone monument. We also grabbed few items from the restaurant which had quite simple interior but offered gorgeous views of the coastline and cliffs. And do stretch your legs and walk uphill to the lighthouse. Current 22 meters tall lighthouse dates from 1842 and hovers 150 meters above the ocean, and can be seen from 28 km distance.
West most point of Europe. Tourist spot to check off a box on your bucket list. The view is beautiful, water is crystal blue and when the sun hits it the right way it does look sparkling. You can get here by taking the tourist bus or the hop on and hop off bus. Short walk from bus stop to the sign where you have to take a picture for bragging rights. The paths are well paved. I walked around the whole area, took a lot of photos and only took me 20min. Not too much to see really.
"Where the land ends and the sea begins"-Luis de Cameos If you have a day, this is a must stop/visit especially if you make it out to Sintra. No need to drive to get here. From Lisbon, I've taken the train to Sintra (about 45 minutes) and from there I've bought a bus ticket for about 12 Euros (or if you just go to Cabo about 4 Euros) that will take you to all of the area Landmarks-Cabo da Roca, Pena Palace, Castelo dos Mouros, etc. I've covered these three in a day (started early and finished late) It will take about 40 minutes on bus from Sintra to Cabo Da Roca. Interesting ride & adventure full of rolling hills and tight roads. That said you won't be disappointed. As others have mentioned, the views are breathtaking. I've been here twice and it seemed it was busier in February than July but the later in the day you go, the smaller the crowds. You can take the bus from Cabo da Roca and finish your day in Cascais (great sights and restaurants) and take the train back to Lisbon.
Cabo Da Roca is the westernmost point of mainland Europe. It looks out into the Atlantic Ocean. There is also a lighthouse and hiking trails. The place was crowded with tourist buses. We had about 20 minutes here, so no hiking along the cliffs for us. We spent half that time in the bathroom line (.50€). read more
This place almost has a mythic quality to it - being it's the westernmost point of continental Europe and all. It's a little bit of a schlep to get here but it's worth the effort once you arrive. As I just described, this is basically where you stand and look at the ocean - the same ocean where people sailed hundreds of years ago west with no idea where they were headed other than the promise of a new land. That's the kind of feeling you get when you stand here. Or if you're not nostalgic or into history - you're going to stand here take nice photos and complain nonstop about how windy this place is because it will literally blow your hats off the second you walk to the ocean side area. There are a few monuments and memorial areas that you can take photos at, but the real draw here is the sense of vastness before you as you stand there and take in the vibes. Again it is WINDY as hell here - so if you're wearing very little clothing or lots of loose clothing, you've been warned. Plus, the weather here changes fast and it's not unusual to see rain just sweep in which is what I encountered when I was there. Take the wind and rain together and it's not a lot of fun so just be mindful of what you're wearing. read more
2 months ago
This is such a beautiful place to visit. This is considered to be the most western point of all of Europe because on the other side is going to be America across the sea I found out this place through my tour a nice stop because you get to see a lighthouse, and a landmark mark this as the most western point there is also a little gift shop if you'd like to buy something. There is also a bathroom area just remember to have EEUROS if you are driving or taking a tour this is a nice little side quest read more
I wish we'd had more time. But, we had about a half hour to take photos and walk around the main visitor parking area and coast. There is a restaurant and small gift shop. Views are spectacular and it's beautiful with a nice monument for a photo op. There is so much to do here including some incredible hiking and private beaches. If you have time, I'd plan to do that bc it looked gorgeous from what we saw on the drive in. Very crowded and popular so bring your patience. It's a major tourist spot. read more
Boca da Roca is the westernmost point of Europe. She's a windy spot where you just stand there and look out into the abyss like you just discovered the Atlantic. Did you know you can see the United States on clear days? I'm kidding. That's just your delusion blowing in with the fog. There's a stone marker telling you this is where Europe ends, just in case the cliffs and total lack of anything else didn't clue you in. read more
"There once was a man, his name was Magellan A Portuguese skipper, the girls found him cute He sailed with five ships to find the East Indies Then came back to Spain with a bounty of loot." (Ballad of Magellan) *Spoiler alert* He didn't make it back. Gaze dreamily out to the open sea from the rugged cliffs of Cabo da Roca and envision nearly circumnavigating the globe a la Magellan...unless you're a flat Earther, of course. WHAT IS CABO DA ROCA? Cabo da Roca is a cape in Colares that forms the westernmost point of Portugal and continental Europe. WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT: Cabo boasts stunning panoramic views of the Atlantic ocean and seaside cliffs that drop 300 feet down to the waves below. Here you will also find a picturesque lighthouse, a café and gift shop, and a giant stone cross erected in the 18th century to mark where the earth ends and the sea begins. PLAN YOUR VISIT: If you're visiting either Sintra or Cascais, consider adding an excursion to Cabo. My friend and I traveled via Bolt (similar to Uber) along the scenic coastline to Cabo after a day in Cascais, hoping to catch a spectacular sunset...and we did! The tourist office and café are closed in evenings, meaning no access to the WC and no options for food. If you'll be arriving later in the day, pack for a picnic and bring layers or jackets as it becomes quite windy and chilly here. HOW TO GET HERE: Cabo is about a 30 minute drive from Lisbon. You can also take bus #035, or travel by train to Sintra and then take bus #403 (which also passes through Cascais). The last bus leaves Cabo around 8pm. We found ourselves in a panic not getting any Bolt or Uber drivers to pick us up after sunset for almost a full hour from the time we pulled up our apps. So if there for the sunset, I recommend hiring a personal driver to get from Cascais to Cabo and back, with a pitstop at Boca do Inferno. Overall Cabo da Roca is an ideal spot to catch a sunset, enjoy a picnic and hike, or to send postcards from the edge of the world. If you sail off for the East Indies, watch out for those deadly bamboo strikes! read more
Interesting place because it is the most western point of mainland Europe. Great views of the ocean but you cannot go down to the water and the place gets way too many tourists as all the ground is trampled and eroded. Really need to build some boardwalks or something to try to keep people from wandering everywhere. But still a beautiful point. read more
Cabo Da Roca.is the most western coast in Europe located in Lisbon Portugal. Not much here to see however just to mark the most western boarder in all Europe was cool also, you can not beat an ocean view no matter where you're at. read more
Beautiful cliffs to see with the crashing ocean waves. So powerful! There's a restroom in the basement of the souvenir store but you have to buy a coffee to get the free bar code. There's also a tourism office where we got our names put on the most western part of Europe certificate! read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
Standing at the westernmost point in continental Europe sounds gimmicky, I know. But it's not! With a jaw-dropping view of the Atlantic Ocean, dramatic cliffs dropping straight into the water similar to the stunning Irish coast, and the world's largest waves just around the corner at Nazaré, this is a point of interest worth seeing. You'll get some truly amazing photos here! A pro tip is to visit the Moinho D. Quixote restaurant on the way down, because the view from their patio is incredible and the food is amazing! read more
The trip to and from Cabo Da Roca was a fun adventure and this will go down in my list of "superlative" reviews https://www.yelp.com/collection/fNQQ1OQ41doLSVPysXnv_Q/Superlatives-all-the-est-places as it is the Westernmost Point in Continental Europe. The 403 bus from either Sintra or Cascais stops right out front and it's a short walk to the marker point. You can also walk up the hill a little bit to the lighthouse which is private. There is a great marker and photo opportunities. You'll find a small restaurant, gift shop and tourism office. I think it's super cute and I'm glad I made the journey! Trivia question - From Cabo Da Roca, what state is the closest? Florida? Virginia? Wrong! It's MAINE! Maine is the closest to Europe! [Review 19031 overall - 227 in Portugal - 2555* of 2022.] As this is the last of the year, this is my YEAR-END WRAP UP! * What is the significance of 2555 reviews? 2555 divided by 365 is 7. I have written an average of 7 REVIEWS A DAY this year. That's the most I've ever written in a year, exceeding 2019 when I poured out 2480. This was my 19031st review, which means that just 2022 was nearly one seventh of all the reviews I've ever written in my 13+ years. Exhausting! The 2022 collection https://www.yelp.com/collection/WH-_Pak3OcycqMfuny5tXQ/ records my reviews in 44 states (I did not get to Alaska, Arkansas, Hawaii, Iowa, Kansas, or North Dakota this year) and 5 other countries (Canada, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden). - Most reviewed state was my home state of North Carolina with 244. - Portugal was reviewed country with 151, Italy was second with 111 and Sweden was third with 90. - Top five most reviewed cities were Charlotte NC (141), Lisbon PT (125), Stockholm SE (82), New York NY (62) and Napa CA (56). - Reviewed 802 unique cities this year. 602 I had never visited before. 217 cities got three or more reviews this year, 33 got ten or more and 12 got twenty or more. - Updated 10 reviews, five of which were in Charlotte NC. - Three "round number" reviews. 17000 was the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa Italy, 18000 was the Point Place Lighthouse in Toledo Ohio and 19000 was just a few days ago, the Elevador do Lavra in Lisbon Portugal. Looking forward to making 20000 a special one! - Only eight "oddball" reviews, including Betty White, Christmas Songs and Snow Days. - Attended three in-person Yelp events in Charlotte (The Yelpies, the Chicken Sandwich and the Halloween Costume Party) and hosted UYEs in Saint Louis and Cape Coral. Whew, what a year! read more
3 years ago
Cape Roca is the most western point of continental Europe. It is an easy 30 min trip from Lisbon, and the best views are for sure around sunset. We arrived an hour before sunset, and visited Ursa Beach in a same trip. There was plenty of available free parking, behind the lighthouse and further down next to the restaurant. Most of the people just stay for 30 min to walk the ground and take a photos with the stone monument. We also grabbed few items from the restaurant which had quite simple interior but offered gorgeous views of the coastline and cliffs. And do stretch your legs and walk uphill to the lighthouse. Current 22 meters tall lighthouse dates from 1842 and hovers 150 meters above the ocean, and can be seen from 28 km distance. read more
3 years ago
PARKING IS FREE! This guy or someone like him will tell you it's 10€ to watch your car for an hour, or 20€ for two. Don't fall for it. Beautiful views, though. read more
2 years ago
West most point of Europe. Tourist spot to check off a box on your bucket list. The view is beautiful, water is crystal blue and when the sun hits it the right way it does look sparkling. You can get here by taking the tourist bus or the hop on and hop off bus. Short walk from bus stop to the sign where you have to take a picture for bragging rights. The paths are well paved. I walked around the whole area, took a lot of photos and only took me 20min. Not too much to see really. read more
"Where the land ends and the sea begins"-Luis de Cameos If you have a day, this is a must stop/visit especially if you make it out to Sintra. No need to drive to get here. From Lisbon, I've taken the train to Sintra (about 45 minutes) and from there I've bought a bus ticket for about 12 Euros (or if you just go to Cabo about 4 Euros) that will take you to all of the area Landmarks-Cabo da Roca, Pena Palace, Castelo dos Mouros, etc. I've covered these three in a day (started early and finished late) It will take about 40 minutes on bus from Sintra to Cabo Da Roca. Interesting ride & adventure full of rolling hills and tight roads. That said you won't be disappointed. As others have mentioned, the views are breathtaking. I've been here twice and it seemed it was busier in February than July but the later in the day you go, the smaller the crowds. You can take the bus from Cabo da Roca and finish your day in Cascais (great sights and restaurants) and take the train back to Lisbon. read more
Cabo Da Roca is the western most end of Europe which some say is where Europe begins while others say it is where Europe ends. I guess it depends upon your point of view, something like whether the glass is half empty or half full or if you consider the sky to be partly cloudy or partly sunny. Whatever, Cabo Da Roca offers a magnificent high up view of the ocean with its waves smashing upon the rocks of a jagged coastline. Best off, though tourist infested, fairly free of peddlers, vendors and the like. If you go here, be sure to bundle up because it is windy, like real windy and even on the warmest of days seemingly rather chilly. read more
8 years ago
* * * WESTERNMOST POINT IN MAINLAND EUROPE!!! * * * * * * WESTERNMOST POINT IN MAINLAND EUROPE!!! * * * * * * WESTERNMOST POINT IN MAINLAND EUROPE!!! * * * No admission fee, just show up! Now, getting there, will cost you, but usually not much. The most common route is taking the train from Lisbon to Sintra (which you will want to visit anyway) for about 4€. From there, the line 403 bus will take you 38 mins to get to Cabo da Roca from Sintra for about another 4€. You can also rent a little car-type vehicle in Sintra, which allows you the freedom to go where you please, at your own pace. One such company we saw there was LAS tours Sintra, but the tourism office in Sintra will be able to present you with all the options. You can take an Uber from Lisbon all the way out to Cabo, but it is a lot more costly than the train and bus. We drove from Lisbon in a rental car, and it took us about 40mins. There are tolls on the major highways (most, but not all take credit cards). Tolls are under 2€ each. If you are up for hiking, you'll want at least an hour here, but there are beaches nearby (Praia da Ursa and Praia da Adraga) with amazing natural rock formations, that are a much better bang for your hike effort than the trails along the Cabo cliff. So, for us, we wanted to just show up, look around, and leave. Taking a bus would have forced us to be stuck there longer than we wanted, and many people mill around, check out the cafe (which has bad reviews), and end up wasting some of their day. Just to clarify, Cabo da Roca is the westernmost point of MAINLAND Europe, just as when we visited Tarifa, Spain, it was again, the southernmost point of MAINLAND Europe. The Azores Islands are much more to the West, just as the Gavdos Island is farther south, but the novelty of the mainland factor is still there. It is definitely a site worth seeing, I just recommend realizing that you'll want either a lot of time, or very little time here, and to plan transport accordingly. Either way though, it is a pristine place of natural beauty, especially on a sunny day, and is a special experience to think of the generations of Portuguese explorers who looked out from this coast, conceiving of some of the most significant exploration of our world, that written history has ever known! * * * TIP * * * Nearby breathtaking beaches to visit are Praia da Ursa, 1km to the north by road, then a difficult hike to the beach, but all reviews say it's worth the work for the amazing rock outcroppings. Another 4.4km to the north from there, is Praia da Adraga, another memorable beach with more crazy geo forms. * * * TIP * * * Hungry? Just up the road are a bunch of quaint restaurants. Don't rely on the obvious tourist trap cafe right at the site...much better options a short walk up the road. * * * TIP * * * 40 min drive in car (or via bus) from Lisbon read more
Wonderful view of ocean to sea! It wasn't too windy and sun was shining the day we visited. Apparently you can get a stamp being on the most western tip of Europe if you want! A must see if you are in Lisbon! read more
As previews Yelpers stated in their reviews this is the most Western point in Europe and on the same latitude with Washington DC. So on a clear day you can see the White House....just kidding, however it is a fun fact to know. It was extremely windy and cold on this day, but a fun place to visit and tell you family and friends about. read more
9 years ago
This is a must visit if you come to Lisbon. It is the western moat point in Europe, and right by the Atlantic Ocean...if you jump in the water and swim you'll reach NYC! I don't suggest anyone do this as the water is very choppy but definitely a cool sight to see. Bring your cameras because the views are absolutely breathtaking and you will get some great shots and selfies ;) It's very windy so I suggest you hold on to your hat! read more
8 years ago
As good as it gets!. Getting here was a bit of a challenge by car but I made it! How many can say I've been here especially where I came from. I've come a long way you guys. I thought the farthest place I'll ever get to is Disneyland but guess what? Portugal? R ju kidding me!?? This is an amazing experience for me. Again and again, I'm so ever grateful for all the beauty this place has, the winery and the displays they have here. The fields of interesting plants and flowers? Truly amazing! However, there cliffs all around which, by the way have signs all over as well and I hope some will pay attention and try not to drink a little too many and try to take selfies late at night or at all by the cliffs. It is a beautiful sight and lets stick to that. It's free to enter this place and there are many tourist buses as well who come to this to take great photos of their liking. Did I mention this is the farthest point of the Atlantic ocean here in Europe. Yes, you're welcome! Respect the area because it is a beautiful place. I hope you guys can make it here one day. Obrigada! read more
I went to THE END OF THE WORLD (or so, does Luís de Camões believe it to be). Cabo Da Roca is an amazing, but extremely windy place in Portugal! Located in Sintra National Park, Cabo Da Roca is a great place to visit if you're travelling around Portugal. Located at the most western part of Europe, you get a beautiful view as the sky and ocean are separated by one fine line. Even on a warm summer day in the middle of August in Portugal, you will need a jacket - preferably a sweater and a windbreaker on top! It's EXTREMELY windy - so when you take pictures, expect yourself to look like Albert Einstein's hair or a mad scientist after a chemical explosion. A lot of people step beyond the rails, and honestly I would too if I didn't go with a tour, but unfortunately, a year or so ago, a couple was standing near the cliff taking a selfie, when a huge gust of wind blew them off balance, causing them to fall down into the waters. The worst part is that their two young children witnessed it all. My heart goes out to these two children. So keep in mind that rails are there for a reason! Even insurance wouldn't cover any of this because it was your choice to go beyond the rails. They have a really interesting sovenier here. For about 10Euro, you can pay for a certificate with your name written in the old language stating that you have made it to Cabo Da Roca. read more
7 years ago
It is a beautiful place to visit while in Lisbon; however, we have many beautiful ocean views in California. This was one of the stops on our tour of Sintra. We have visited the southernmost point in Africa and we were happy to visit the westernmost point in Europe. read more
7 years ago
Definitely a must-see when in Sintra! This was one of our stops on our day trip tour. Westernmost point of Europe should be enough of a draw, but I honestly was pretty 'meh' about it until I saw it. We may have broken the rules a little bit and went past the "do not pass" area to avoid the really busy touristy area and get a peek from the cliff. It was mesmerizing watching the water. Super scenic and naturally beautiful - the colors looked like the contrast was turned up. Worth the visit! read more
6 years ago
Just maybe an hour away from Lisbon is Cabo Da Roca, and it is gorgeous. There is a nice platform, but you can walk along the cliffs (dangerous). The cafe next to the lighthouse has public toilets, but the food itself is not that amazing. Still, the view is great and if you are on a road-trip this is a must-see. read more
8 years ago
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