Price per person | VAT included
For a group of 7 people at least
INCLUDED
- Transfers from and to Santiago
- Visit to Muxía, Fisterra, Fervenza do Ézaro, Carnota y Muros
- Touristic guide
Location
Fisterra / Muxía
Duration
1 day
Language
English
Departure
09:15 a.m. (Santiago city centre)
Return
07:30 p.m.
From:
65 €
Location
Fisterra / Muxía
Duration
1 day
Language
English
Departure
09:15 a.m. (Santiago city centre)
Return
07:30 p.m.
NOT INCLUDED
- Food and drinks
The guide will take you to a restaurant where you’ll be able to choose your menu.
The itinerary of the trip may vary due to adverse weather conditions, monuments opening hours, special events or any other cause unrelated to the organization
MUXÍA
You’ll visit the baroque shrine of Nosa Señora da Barca, a place full of legends and very ancient as its first construction dates from the 11th century. Taking a stroll around the sanctuary you’ll come across a Pedra de Abalar, a huge oscillating stone hold on only two points that can be moved back and forth as a sledge. You’ll be impressed with the beauty of this place and the force of the sea crashing over the rocks.
FISTERRA
Then you’ll go to Fisterra. Once there you’ll see the lighthouse, cape Finisterre and the cross of the end of the way that pilgrims travelling to Santiago dream to reach as it’s considered the end of the world and the best place to conclude their trip.
FERVENZA DO ÉZARO (CORCUBIÓN)
You’ll appreciate river Xallas estuary and its impressive Ézaro waterfall, the only river in South Europe flowing into the sea in a waterfall.
CARNOTA
Take a walk around this town where you’ll find one of the biggest raised granary in Galicia with a length of 34,76 meters and 1,90 meters wide. You’ll continue till Areal beach considered as the longest beach in Galicia with a length of 7 kms. It has a swamp and dunes area and provides shelter to a wide variety of migratory birds.
MUROS
Last stop in a Costa da Morte, you’ll explore Muros town, one of the best-preserved villages of medieval origin in Galicia. A truly historical and seafaring ensemble you’ll discover walking through its old quarter and cobblestone streets with colonnades facing the sea.
You’ll visit the baroque shrine of Nosa Señora da Barca, a place full of legends and very ancient as its first construction dates from the 11th century. Taking a stroll around the sanctuary you’ll come across a Pedra de Abalar, a huge oscillating stone hold on only two points that can be moved back and forth as a sledge. You’ll be impressed with the beauty of this place and the force of the sea crashing over the rocks.
FISTERRA
Then you’ll go to Fisterra. Once there you’ll see the lighthouse, cape Finisterre and the cross of the end of the way that pilgrims travelling to Santiago dream to reach as it’s considered the end of the world and the best place to conclude their trip.
FERVENZA DO ÉZARO (CORCUBIÓN)
You’ll appreciate river Xallas estuary and its impressive Ézaro waterfall, the only river in South Europe flowing into the sea in a waterfall.
CARNOTA
Take a walk around this town where you’ll find one of the biggest raised granary in Galicia with a length of 34,76 meters and 1,90 meters wide. You’ll continue till Areal beach considered as the longest beach in Galicia with a length of 7 kms. It has a swamp and dunes area and provides shelter to a wide variety of migratory birds.
MUROS
Last stop in a Costa da Morte, you’ll explore Muros town, one of the best-preserved villages of medieval origin in Galicia. A truly historical and seafaring ensemble you’ll discover walking through its old quarter and cobblestone streets with colonnades facing the sea.
Customise your tour
At Galician Roots, we are specialised in offering to our clients customised tours of the different paths of the Camino de Santiago and personalised trips of Galicia.
If you wish to visit a particular place, if you want to relax with a massage after arriving at your destination, taste traditional food, take part in celebrations or events… just let us know and we’ll help you organise your best holiday in Galicia.
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