Starting from
€826
The Camino dos Faros follows the coastline from Malpica to Finsiterre. Passing by many lights houses, the terrain is rugged but the views are breathtaking out of the Atlantic Ocean.
The Camino dos Faros follows the coastline from Malpica to Finsiterre. Passing by many lights houses, the terrain is rugged but the views are breathtaking out of the Atlantic Ocean.
Stage 1 of 1
72.1km
10 days
Comfort
Moderate plus
Popular time
july
Starting from
€826
Starting from
€826
Stage 1 of 1
72.1km
10 days
Comfort
Popular time
july
Discover the magical Costa da Morte, walking along cliffs this is for experienced walkers.
Moderate plus
Overall
Distance:
17.5 min | 24km average | 30 max
Ascent:
519.1 min |723.5m average | 1083.9 max
Cardio:
4 4.7 5
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Discover the magical Costa da Morte, walking along cliffs this is for experienced walkers.
Overall
Distance:
17.5 min | 24km average | 30 max
Ascent:
519.1 min |723.5m average | 1083.9 max
Cardio:
4 4.7 5
Faro de Muxia
Located on the Muxia rocks, facing the Atlantic Ocean, you will find the famous lighthouse Faro de Muxia. This famous lighthouse has also given the Camino its name – Camino dos Faros. Surrounded by flat rocks, the legend tells that these are magical rocks that would never slip into the sea.
Coastal Landscapes
Hiking in Galicia, and especially along the coast, is the best way to see the wilderness of this region. Green hills and wild seascapes will have your soul reconnected and singing all the way to Finisterre. It is certainly a nice place for self-reflection.
Local Seafood Cuisine
Since you are on a coastal route, the main thing to discover here is seafood. Try some fried octopus, marinated ‘a la Gallego’. You can also get some grilled prawns. Accompany these dishes with a glass of wine, a Finca de Malpica, a red wine made with Cabernet Sauvignon and Tempranillo grapes.
Faro de Muxia
Located on the Muxia rocks, facing the Atlantic Ocean, you will find the famous lighthouse Faro de Muxia. This famous lighthouse has also given the Camino its name – Camino dos Faros. Surrounded by flat rocks, the legend tells that these are magical rocks that would never slip into the sea.
Coastal Landscapes
Hiking in Galicia, and especially along the coast, is the best way to see the wilderness of this region. Green hills and wild seascapes will have your soul reconnected and singing all the way to Finisterre. It is certainly a nice place for self-reflection.
Local Seafood Cuisine
Since you are on a coastal route, the main thing to discover here is seafood. Try some fried octopus, marinated ‘a la Gallego’. You can also get some grilled prawns. Accompany these dishes with a glass of wine, a Finca de Malpica, a red wine made with Cabernet Sauvignon and Tempranillo grapes.
PONTECESO
FINISTERRE
Included in this package
Bed & Breakfast
Specially Hand-Picked Accommodation
Our Holiday or Pilgrim Pack
24/7 On-Call Support
Virtual Face-to-Face Pre-Departure Briefing
Add-On
Premium Accommodation
Airport Pick-Up
Additional Nights
Dinners
Luggage Transfers from Hotel to Hotel
Day Tours to Local Sites of Interest
Not included: Flights/trains, Insurance, Drinks/Lunch
Day
km
PONTECESO
You’ll be booked into a hotel in the heart of the small town. You can take the evening to rest before you begin your walk.
Day
km
PONTECESO PONTECESO
Day
km
PONTECESO PONTECESO
Day
24.6 km
PONTECESO LAXE
The Anllóns Estuary marks the beginning of the third section of this walk, which will take you through the ancient ruins in Borneiro and Dombate before climbing Monte Castelo de Lourido, the peak of the Camino dos Faros. From there, we will descend back to the estuary to explore the spectacular coast of Cabana, filled with caves and charming beaches. Starting from Punta do Cabalo, we’ll arrive in Laxe, crossing the sandy beach to finish the day. You will then be transferred back to your accommodation in Ponteceso.
Day
km
LAXE CAMARINAS
Day
km
CAMARINAS CAMARINAS
Day
km
CAMARINAS MUXIA
This walking day is the longest of the route but is also completely flat, making it comfortable. We will traverse the entire Ría de Camariñas, with gentler landscapes and beautiful villages providing a new perspective on the route. In the second part of the day, peaceful sandy beaches at the mouth of the River Grande and the incomparable Praia do Lago lead us to Muxía, where we will reach the Santuario da Barca after ascending Monte Corpiño. We finish for the day at Praia do Coido.
Day
30 km
MUXIA LIRES
Day
17.5 km
LIRES FINISTERRE
Day
km
FINISTERRE
After breakfast we bid you farewell. You will need to walk back to the town of Fisterra and from there, take a bus back to Santiago (this will take about 45 minutes).
There is an option to add an extra day here, to stay in the nearby fishing port of Muxia.
Day
km
PONTECESO
You’ll be booked into a hotel in the heart of the small town. You can take the evening to rest before you begin your walk.
Day
km
PONTECESO PONTECESO
Day
km
PONTECESO PONTECESO
Day
24.6 km
PONTECESO LAXE
The Anllóns Estuary marks the beginning of the third section of this walk, which will take you through the ancient ruins in Borneiro and Dombate before climbing Monte Castelo de Lourido, the peak of the Camino dos Faros. From there, we will descend back to the estuary to explore the spectacular coast of Cabana, filled with caves and charming beaches. Starting from Punta do Cabalo, we’ll arrive in Laxe, crossing the sandy beach to finish the day. You will then be transferred back to your accommodation in Ponteceso.
Day
km
LAXE CAMARINAS
Day
km
CAMARINAS CAMARINAS
Day
km
CAMARINAS MUXIA
This walking day is the longest of the route but is also completely flat, making it comfortable. We will traverse the entire Ría de Camariñas, with gentler landscapes and beautiful villages providing a new perspective on the route. In the second part of the day, peaceful sandy beaches at the mouth of the River Grande and the incomparable Praia do Lago lead us to Muxía, where we will reach the Santuario da Barca after ascending Monte Corpiño. We finish for the day at Praia do Coido.
Day
30 km
MUXIA LIRES
Day
17.5 km
LIRES FINISTERRE
Day
km
FINISTERRE
After breakfast we bid you farewell. You will need to walk back to the town of Fisterra and from there, take a bus back to Santiago (this will take about 45 minutes).
There is an option to add an extra day here, to stay in the nearby fishing port of Muxia.
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Getting to Ponteceso, Spain
It is best to fly to Santiago de Compostela. You will need to travel to A Coruna from Santiago yourself, or we can arrange a private transfer.
Fly into Santiago de Compostela
Getting home from Santiago de Compostela, Spain
It is best to fly from Santiago de Compostela. You will need to travel Santiago from Finisterre yourself, or we can arrange a private transfer.
Fly from Santiago de Compostela
Getting to Ponteceso, Spain
It is best to fly to Santiago de Compostela. You will need to travel to A Coruna from Santiago yourself, or we can arrange a private transfer.
Fly into Santiago de Compostela
Getting home from Santiago de Compostela, Spain
It is best to fly from Santiago de Compostela. You will need to travel Santiago from Finisterre yourself, or we can arrange a private transfer.
Fly from Santiago de Compostela
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| January | 4 |
| February | 4 |
| March | Off season |
| April | Good time |
| May | Good time |
| June | Popular time |
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| September | Good time |
| October | Good time |
| November | 4 |
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