The Restinga do Lobito, a prominent sandbank in Angola's Benguela Province, forms the natural bay of Lobito and hosts a vibrant part of the city. Stretching about 10 kilometers from Colina da Saudade to Farol do Ponto Final, this narrow strip of land is prized for its scenic beaches, casuarina-lined shores, and historical significance. The Restinga emerged in the 17th century due to tidal siltation and was later stabilized in the 20th century with jetties to preserve the navigability of Lobito Bay, a crucial asset for the Port of Lobito. Today, it is a sought-after area for real estate, tourism, and leisure, offering a blend of coastal charm and urban vitality that defines the identity of Lobito.