Saint Jacques de Compostelle : Finisterre, Costa da Morte, Ézaro, Muros & Carnota
Description
Nos visites sont toujours guidées par des guides professionnels. Nous offrons nos services toujours en anglais et en espagnol. Les enfants bénéficient d'une réduction de 50 %. Nos véhicules sont très neufs et confortables Avec air conditionné. Lors de notre excursion à Fisterra et Costa da Morte au départ de Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle, l'histoire et la légende sont incontournables. La puissance visuelle de la Galice doit être accompagnée de moments historiques afin que vous sachiez la grande importance que chaque lieu a pour les Galiciens. Nous sommes préparés pour que vous n'oubliiez jamais votre séjour dans ces terres merveilleuses pleines de secrets, de bonne gastronomie et de gens fabuleux.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Nous ferons un petit arrêt pour profiter de l'un des plus beaux villages de pêcheurs de Galice. Là-bas, nous pourrons nous promener dans ses ruelles ou visiter les petits étals de poissons.
Un monument clé de la Costa da Morte, l'un des plus longs de Galice. Datant du XVIIIe siècle et construit en granit dans un cadre unique près de la plus longue plage de Galice
Une des parties les plus magiques de la Costa da Morte. La seule rivière du sud de l’Europe ayant une cascade qui se jette dans la mer, dans une région flanquée du mont Pindo (Olympe celtique), de villages de pêcheurs et de plages immaculées.
Temps libre pour manger et profiter d'une promenade dans ses petites rues et son port perquero
Le point qui marque la fin du monde romain, lieu de cultes préchristiens lié à «Ara Solis» et kilomètre zéro du Camino de Santiago, doté d’un phare spectaculaire (le premier construit sur la Costa da Morte) et de points de vue privilégiés sur l'Atlantique).
Nous visiterons le Sactuaire de Nuestra Señora de la Barca, lieu de pèlerinage relié au Camino de Santiago, à son cadre spectaculaire, aux pierres sacrées et au chemin Skin.
Nous nous promènerons dans cette ville médiévale fondée au XIIIe siècle, étape incontournable du Camino de Santiago. Nous allons apprendre son histoire et visiter son célèbre pont gothique et ses moulins.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(229)
I had a fantastic experience on the Excursión a Finisterre y Costa da Morte with Santiago Excursiones. It was a wonderful way to discover some of the most spectacular landscapes, coastal villages and cultural highlights of Galicia. The excursion was very well organised, with a great balance of sightseeing, local history, scenery and time to enjoy each stop. The Costa da Morte is a truly beautiful and fascinating part of Galicia, and this excursion provided an excellent opportunity to experience the region beyond Santiago de Compostela. A special mention must go to Nordia, our guide, who was fantastic throughout the day. Her knowledge of Galicia and the region was exceptional, and she brought the history, culture and stories of the area to life in a way that was both informative and enjoyable. Her enthusiasm and knowledge added so much to the experience and made the day particularly memorable. I was also very impressed with Santiago Excursiones. Everything was well organised and professional, making the day completely enjoyable and stress-free. I wouldn’t hesitate to book my Galician excursions with Santiago Excursiones again, and I would highly recommend them to anyone visiting Santiago de Compostela who wants to explore more of this incredible region. A fantastic day, an excellent company and a wonderful guide — highly recommended!
Manuel Fragoso and Julia Perea. Fantastic excursion. Servando the driver was excellent, a great professional, and Noelle the guide was super cool, highly qualified, and personally charming. A highly recommended tour.
Our tour guide was excellent and shared a lot of information about the various stops we made. The stops were all interesting to see.
Great tour to see the coastline and learn more about the area and culture
The excursion was impressive! Everything was impeccable at all the sites we visited. Noelle is a very professional, quality, and committed guide, loving. Our driver Joaquin was also excellent, the bus was very clean and comfortable.
The guide Lucia was truly excellent. She kept to the schedule and recommended a really good restaurant for lunch with excellent prices.
Very well organized the excursion. It allows to see areas and towns in the rivers, which I did not plan. Very good our guide Lucia Highly recommended
The Excursion was super organized, interesting, entertaining, fun; nice scenery, special places, we walked History with Lucia . and we walked more roads with Manolo (driver).. Spectacular... Lucia and Manolo very friendly... Very detailed explanations full of passion ... a super recommended excursion ... unforgettable and coordinated from the beginning to arrival in Santiago de Compostela Thank you very much
I joined this Finisterre day tour from Santiago de Compostela after finishing the Camino Portugués, as I had a few extra days to explore. The group was lovely, with many fellow pilgrims, which made for a nice shared experience. Overall, the tour had some strong highlights. The waterfall was exceptional, and Finisterre itself was a memorable stop. The locations included in the itinerary are clearly beautiful. However, I feel the experience could benefit from some improvements. Our guide, Lucía, did provide useful information at times, but her delivery often felt a bit disengaged and she sounded bored . When approached with questions, she sometimes seemed abrupt and not particularly welcoming. A smile or a more open and enthusiastic tone would make a big difference to the overall experience. In terms of the itinerary, some stops felt either rushed or less impactful. Places like Muros, Ponte Maceira, and Muxía were interesting, but the time allocated (around 20 minutes, including queues for toilets when there was a place to use toilets ) made it difficult to fully appreciate them, so it doesn’t feel fair to properly evaluate those locations. On the other hand, some stops—such as the hórreos—could potentially be shortened or skipped, especially for those who have just completed the Camino and have seen many already. One HUGE missed opportunity was the coastline. The bus passed by some stunning coastal views without stopping, and I believe incorporating a beach or coastal stop would greatly enhance the experience and provide a more balanced itinerary. Having travelled extensively and experienced many guided tours, I feel this one has great potential but would benefit from some rebalancing of stops, slightly more time at key locations, and a more smiles /engaging, approachable guiding style. With a few adjustments, this could easily become an excellent tour.
We booked this tour and ultimately no one showed up there were two addresses and we went to both. Extremely disorganized tour.
