• Ponte Maceira - The Roman bridge of Pontemaceira marks the beginning of the Finisterranean Way, leading to the world’s end. Visitors can admire the scenic views of this charming bridge and listen to legends about Santiago.
• Santuario da Virxe da Barca - The Sanctuary of Virxe da Barca is a significant site for pilgrims on the Santiago’s Way. Every pilgrim should visit to witness the ocean’s power and hear the legends of Santiago the Apostle’s arrival.
• Pedra D’abalar Y Pedra Dos Cadris - While visiting the Muxia sanctuary, guests can learn about the fascinating history of these two stones, revered by locals and rich in history.

Are you ready to partake in the rituals of the Muxia townspeople?

• Faro de Fisterra - In the village of Finisterre, visitors can enjoy a lunch break. Numerous restaurants make this area ideal for savoring local cuisine at reasonable prices.
• Fisterra - After enjoying the breathtaking views at the world’s end, visitors can descend to the town for a delightful meal. There will be free time to dine in the village.
• Fervenza de Ezaro - The Ezaro Waterfall is a unique site, deeply connected with pre-Roman culture. Legends and strength accompany each drop of water cascading down the waterfall.
• Horreo de Carnota - Northern Spain, especially Galicia, is abundant with granaries, locally known as Horreos. Visiting one of the largest in the world, visitors will discover their usefulness and why they are a recognizable symbol of Galician society.
• Muros - Enjoy a stunning view of the Muros Estuary, part of Galicia’s southern estuaries. Observe the Bateas, platforms used for cultivating mussels, oysters, and scallops.

• Air-conditioned coach
• Bilingual tour guide (English/Spanish)
• Travel insurance included
• Transportation provided

• Lunch
• Food and drinks, other than the “value added offers” specified in your guidebook
• Food and drinks, unless specified
• Food and drinks
• Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)

Embark on a captivating journey along the Coast of Death, where tales of shipwrecks and storms meet the mystique of ancient pilgrimage routes. This full-day tour showcases Galicia’s stunning landscapes, from serene Muxía and iconic Finisterre—where Romans felt the world ended—to the dramatic KM0 of the Camino de Santiago. Marvel at the breathtaking Ezaro Waterfall amidst these historic shores.

Guided by experts with deep knowledge and enthusiasm, you’ll traverse this rugged coastline, diving into its rich history and legends. Each site reveals the unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage that characterizes the Coast of Death. Join us for an unforgettable exploration of Galicia’s wild side, a visual feast rich in intrigue, ideal for history buffs, nature lovers, and spiritual seekers. Experience a profound connection with the spirit and story of one of Spain’s most enigmatic regions.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Infant meals not included

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.