Finisterre, Finisterra, Fisterra, or Finistère may refer to:
- Places
- Cape Finisterre (Finisterra, Fisterra), headland in Galicia, north-west Spain, the Southern landfall of the Bay of Biscay
- Fisterra (comarca), comarca (county) in A Coruña, Galicia
- Fisterra, municipality in the comarca
- Finisterre, Shipping Forecast area renamed FitzRoy in 2002
- Finistère, department of France, the Northern landfall of the Bay of Biscay
- Finisterre Range, mountain range in Papua New Guinea
- People
- Alexandre de Fisterra or Alexandre Campos Ramírez (1919–2007), Spanish poet, purported inventor of table football
- Felix Finisterre, Saint Lucian politician
- Music
- The final track on the 1990 Cooking Vinyl album Freedom and Rain by June Tabor and The Oyster Band
- Finisterres, 1997 album by Dan Ar Braz
- Finisterra (album), 2000 album by Mägo de Oz
- Finisterre (Saint Etienne), 2002 album and subsequent film
- The second track on Memorial (Moonspell album) from 2006
- Finisterre, 2008 album by The Zydepunks
- Último Bondi a Finisterre, 1998 album by Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota
- Finisterre (band), an Italian progressive rock band formed in Genoa, Italy in 1993.
- Literature
- Finisterre (poetry), 1943 collection by Eugenio Montale
- Finisterre universe, in the fiction of C. J. Cherryh
- Finisterra (novelette), 2007 science-fiction novelette by David Moles
- Ships
- HMS Finisterre (D55), Battle-class destroyer of the Royal Navy
- FV Finisterre, crabber lost at St. Ives, Cornwall in 1946
- Other uses
- Finisterre languages in New Guinea
- Finisterre, character in The Adventures of Portland Bill
- Finisterre (Technical Apparel) St Agnes, based ethical clothing company