• Camariñas - The charming fishing village of Camariñas is renowned for its exquisite lace-making craft. Visitors can explore the quaint port and drive up to Cape Vilan, which houses the first electric lighthouse and is the most significant on Galicia’s Death Coast. This area is rich with tales and legends of shipwrecks. A brief stop will be made for photos and to appreciate the stunning scenery. If accessible, the interior can also be visited.
• Muxía - Departing from Camariñas, the journey continues to Muxía, a popular fishing village frequented by thousands of pilgrims en route to Finisterre. Muxía features a picturesque chapel set on cliffs by the sea, offering distant views of Cape Vilan’s first lighthouse. Visitors can also enjoy the beautiful waves and the new luxury PARADOR Costa da Morte (Hotel), where a coffee or glass of wine can be savored while admiring the landscape. The Lourido beach lies directly below the hotel.
• Fisterra - The destination is Finisterre. The visit begins with a leisurely walk by the harbor, followed by a delightful and traditional meal at an excellent restaurant. Galicia is famous for its world-class seafood and fresh local fish. The meal is perfectly complemented by the region’s white wine, ALBARIÑO. After lunch, the journey continues to Cape Finisterre, known as the end of the world.
• Faro de Fisterra - Cape Finisterre marks the final destination for pilgrims traveling from Santiago de Compostela. The Km 0 marker is located right in front of the lighthouse, surrounded by numerous stories and legends. The cliffs beneath the lighthouse offer breathtaking panoramic views to the horizon. A small hotel with just 5 rooms provides incredible views of both sunset and sunrise. Visitors can purchase souvenirs, take photos, enjoy a walk, have coffee, or engage in other activities after lunch.
• Fervenza de Ézaro - Ézaro, home to the Xallas River waterfall, is a must-visit location. The waterfall, unique in Northwestern Europe, cascades directly into the sea. A short walk leads to the base of the waterfall.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Airport and departure taxes
• Gratuities
• Lunch

Finisterre, often referred to as the end of the world, provides a mesmerizing experience in Galicia. Even the Romans were familiar with its surroundings.

This full-day trip to Finisterre is the perfect chance to discover many small and unique spots along the way. Remarkably, it’s the only tour that follows the coastline directly for several kilometers.

With its wild and secluded landscapes, along with numerous untold stories and legends, this tour offers points of interest that are often missed by others. The tour remains flexible, allowing for slight customization to include any special sights you wish to see.

No matter where you are, the operator will pick you up and drop you off. This private excursion is exclusively for you and your companions.

Additionally, the operator carefully selects lesser-known destinations that are less crowded or inaccessible to others. The itinerary can be tailored to suit your preferences and the routes adjusted accordingly.

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