Muxía - Finisterre - Costa da Morte

Price: 50€ (including a free gift at our shop)
Group discounts and customized itineraries available.

We leave from: Pilar Church (next to Alameda Park) 9:30h

Returning at: About 18:30h

Reservation:

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Phone: +34 981 58 55 80
Email: hola@thewayservices.es

Berenguela Gift Shop (in the Cathedral complex)
Plaza de Platerías, 8. Santiago de Compostela

Itinerary:

Enjoy the final stage of The Camino by reaching Cape Finisterre (km. 0)
Come with us and say your farewell to the Camino in a delightful ride with a like-minded small group. Our vehicles are comfortable and our staff is knownledgeble and friendly.
The highlights include Muxia’s famous Sanctuary, quaint phising villages, the Ezaro waterfall which cascades into the sea and Carnota enourmous Horreo.
Our route even reaches the Rias Baixas in Muros and many more sights.
There will be time to enjoy local food and refreshments (not included).

Other itineraries: Ribeira Sacra, Rías Baixas, Islas Cíes

: Ezaro Cascade

: Ezaro Cascade

: Finisterre Cape Pilgrim Boot

: Lighthouse Finisterre

: Lighthouse Finisterre

: Km0 Finisterre

: Muxia Church Virxe Barca

: Horreo Carnota

: Lighthouse Finisterre

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