Santiago de Compostela: Finisterre, Costa da Morte, Ézaro, Muros & Carnota

We will make an small stop to enjoy one of the most beautiful fishing villages of Galicia. Over there, we'll be able to have a walk through its intricate streets or going to the small fish stalls.

A key monument of the Costa da Morte, one of the longest ones in Galicia. Dating from the XVIII century and built in granite in an unique setting near the longest beach of Galicia

One of the most magical parts of Costa da Morte. The only southern European river having a waterfall that flows into the sea, ina an area flanked by Mount Pindo (Celtic Olympus), fishing villages and pristine beaches.

Free time to eat and enjoy a walk through its small streets and perquero port

The point that marks the end of the Roman world, a place for prechristian cults linked to the “Ara Solis” and kilometre zero of the Camino de Santiago, with a spectacular lighthouse (the first built on the Costa da Morte) and special viewpoints over the Atlantic).

We will visit the Sactuary of Nuestra Señora de la Barca, a pilgrimage place linked to the Camino de Santiago, its spectacular setting, the holy stones and the Skin way.

We will walk by this medieval town, founded at the 13th century, an essential stop on the Camino de Santiago. We will learn its history, and visit its famous Gothic bridge and mills.