A Costa da Morte – Finisterre

Santiago de Compostela

Short: Praza das Praterías 1, Santiago de Compostela.

A trip to Fisterra and the Costa da Morte is, for its historical and geographical significance, a rite not to be missed by all of those who visit Galicia, surprising them with true discoveries in the form of landscapes and monuments.

Description

The trip to Fisterra, the end of the earth for the Romans, and the rugged, dangerous Costa da Morte is a must for all those visiting Galicia. A region of ancestral legends and past shipwrecks, it has a melancholic and wild beauty of irresistible charm. The itinerary borders the Ria of Muros and Noia from its beginning, where the town of Noia is located, as far as the picturesque fishing town of Muros. Afterwards, now facing the open sea, you can see the extensive beaches of Carnota, which is home to one of Galicia’s biggest “hórreos” (stone granaries). You continue alongside the mythical Monte Pindo and Ézaro towards stately Corcubión, a town of medieval origin. At the end, the impressive Cape Fisterra awaits you, considered Europe’s westernmost tip, which marks the beginning of Costa da Morte.

Recommended stops: Noia-Muros-Carnota-O Pindo-Ézaro-Cee-Corcubión-Fisterra

Duration: Full-day tour

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