Cabo Girao is a sea cliff located on the southern coast of Madeira Island, in Portugal. With its elevation of 580 meters, it is one of the highest sea cliffs in Europe, and a popular tourist destination.

The cliff is famous for its impressive views of the Atlantic Ocean, and it is considered one of the most beautiful natural sights on the island. From the top of the cliff, visitors can take in panoramic views of the coastline, the sea, and the surrounding countryside.

A glass platform was built at Cabo Girao, which allows visitors to look straight down to the sea from a height of 580 meters. It is considered the highest cliff skywalk in Europe and provides a thrilling experience for visitors.

Cabo Girao is also an ideal location for paragliding and hang-gliding due to its altitude and impressive views. Additionally, the area has a range of hiking trails that pass through the picturesque landscape of Madeira Island.

The area surrounding Cabo Girao is known for its thriving banana plantations, which can be explored on foot or by car. There are also several restaurants and cafes near the cliffs, where visitors can enjoy traditional Madeiran cuisine and drinks while taking in the stunning views.