Be part of Portugal’s most beautiful race, happening on Sunday, 25 January.
17 kilometres of pure overcoming, between the charm of Sintra and the immensity of the Atlantic. Sign up now and live the experience that all athletes dream of repeating.



Registrations are limited and take place in three stages. Each athlete is entitled to an official technical t-shirt, a finisher’s medal, personal accident insurance, and refreshments throughout the course.
Com transporte:
Antes da prova (Azóia)€ 21,00
Depois da prova (Cabo da Roca):€ 23,00
Com transporte:
Antes da prova (Azóia)€ 25,00
Depois da prova (Cabo da Roca):€ 27,00
Com transporte:
Antes da prova (Azóia)€ 29,00
Depois da prova (Cabo da Roca):€ 31,00
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Everything you need to know before you put on your trainers and run to the End of Europe.
The next edition takes place in 25th January 2026.
The match will take place at Sintra (Volta do Duche) and the arrival at Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe.
The End of Europe Race has a course of approximately 17 kilometres, with breathtaking views of the mountains and the sea.
Enrolment takes place exclusively online via the official website.
Choose your registration phase (limited to 3,000 athletes) and complete the payment to guarantee your bib.
Technical jersey
Medal Finisher
Personal accident insurance
Refuelling during and at the end of the race
Official chip timing
Digital participation certificate
Yes, you can opt for transport:
Before the race (from Azóia to Sintra)
After the race (from Cabo da Roca to Sintra)
Prices vary depending on the stage of enrolment.
The race is open to all athletes with 18 years or older on the day of the race.
The regulation is available in PDF format in the Downloads of the website, with all the rules of participation and security.
Registration is personal and non-transferable.
It is not possible to transfer or request a refund, except in situations provided for in the regulations.
Yes, as long as you respect the maximum time set by the organisation.
The important thing is to live the experience and get to the End of Europe!
It's a race non-competitive, but with official timing.
The focus is on personal achievement and the unique experience of the route.
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