I highly recommend going there in the early hours of the morning (9.30 at the latest) to be able to enjoy the spectacle that nature offers in this place. There are several car parks so there is always room. The spectacular view repays every kilometer traveled to get there. Absolutely recommended

Visiting Cabo da Roca felt like being at the end of the world—the dramatic cliffs and sweeping ocean views are truly captivating. I highly recommend going during sunset; the vibrant colors paint the sky and enhance the beauty of this remarkable location. Be prepared, though—it’s very windy and cold, so bringing an extra jacket is a must. This spot is lovely for taking pictures, as you can really see and feel the power of the ocean. If you're in Portugal, don’t miss this stunning viewpoint!

It truly is a sight to behold the further point of continental Europe where the sloping land and its gorgeous lighthouse meets the sea. The blue blue sea was beautiful. On a clear sunny day the drive to this point is winding and scenic. There are public restrooms for the usual € 0.50 cents, visitor center, a souvenir shop and restaurant / bar. A good place to plan a little break for lunch for an hour and to stretch your legs before continuing on.

It was exciting to see continental Europe's westernmost point. Any point in Europe further west are islands, so that's actually pretty interesting piece of land to step on! It was totally windy and the waves were crashing against the cliffs and it was such a sight to see!

Cabo da Roca is the westernmost point in mainland Europe and it is truly beautiful. There is a lighthouse atop beautiful cliffs over the water. I went here on a tour stopping at Sintra and Cascais as well and I loved it. I highly recommend stopping here!

Our guide brought us here during a day trip to Sintra. It was a further drive than we thought, and there wasn't much to see here, just a nice cliffside view and a placard. Even during the off season, it was quite crowded. While it was cool to be at the westernmost point in Europe, this was not a must-see for us if you have only limited time near Sintra.

The westernmost tip of Europe is worth a visit. This place is very interesting for views of the ocean and cliffs. There must be clear weather not to go on cloudy days. Plan a jacket because the wind is very strong, surprising and even fun.

When planning a trip to Portugal, I promised myself that I would definitely go to Cape Roca. We traveled from Lisbon first by train (from Rossio station), then transferred to a regular bus. In principle, if you do not suffer from topographic critinism, you can easily get there without any guides. There is a lighthouse at Cape Roca, but it was closed, there is a souvenir shop with a toilet. We didn’t find anywhere to eat, but we had a snack with us. The place is simply amazing with its beauty. There is a cliff and there is only ocean and sky ahead. There were a lot of other tourists, but no one was pushing. It was possible to take beautiful photos and videos. I recommend visiting if you have already reached Portugal.

I was undecided about stopping here on the bus ride from Sintra to Cascais and I must say that the all positive reviews I had read here helped me decide to see this place ... and I was really happy! The photos fail to make the emotion of being in front of this spectacle of nature.... Made even more magical by the background of the musician on duty! The hour elapsed between arrival and departure with the next bus flew!!!

This place is one of the must-see in the area. So you expect crowds. Always. Everywhere. But surprisingly it wasn't that bad. The weather in March is changing. So we have windy, sunny and rainny weather. We were there around 2 hours and was fabulous. Souvenirs bought in the shop placed in front of Farol. Really nice design there.