• Mirador de As Paxareiras - Offers breathtaking views of Carnota beach, the Pindo mountains, the Finisterre peninsula, and the Atlantic Ocean. Capture stunning photographs with panoramic vistas of the Carnota coast, Lira, Carnota beach, rivers, Pindo mountains, and the Finisterre lighthouse.
• Faro de Fisterra - Known as the most famous lighthouse in the region, it is the westernmost point of the Iberian Peninsula and is often referred to as the “End of the World” lighthouse. Here, you will find the renowned 0 km stone of the Camino a Finisterre. This location is rich in both modern and ancient traditions, as well as magical and natural wonders that will transport your mind and spirit.
• Navega Finisterre - Located at the port of Finisterre, this boat trip awaits! The journey lasts approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes and includes drinks (vermouth, wine, water, soft drinks) and traditional local cuisine such as homemade Galician Empanadas in various flavors. This unique experience is full of surprises! Enjoy the stunning landscape from a different perspective (viewing the Finisterre lighthouse from the sea) and savor the company of local products included in the excursion. During the boat ride, you might spot dolphins and enjoy underwater views from the boat’s lower deck.
• Fisterra - This stop in the town of Finisterre allows you to explore its curiosities, beauty, and significance with the help of our guides. Don’t miss their recommendations on sites, traditions, and places to ensure a unique experience.

The boat trip is just the beginning in Finisterre! Delight in a delicious meal featuring fresh and flavorful products. Enjoy your free time at your leisure. Choose from a variety of restaurants offering local cuisine, vegetarian options, fast food, or whatever you desire, all at reasonable prices.

• Faro De Muxia - A popular stop for pilgrims visiting the Virxe da Barca Sanctuary, where they can admire the impressive ocean waves near the Muxia lighthouse. Listen to the famous legends about the Apostle Santiago’s arrival and visit the legendary stones associated with this tale.
• Faro De Cabo Vilan - Camarinas - The Cabo Vilan lighthouse marks one of the most perilous yet beautiful stretches of the Costa da Morte. It is recognized as a site of national interest. The visit includes access to the museum, provided it is open to the public.
• Cabo Vilan - The visit includes museum access, contingent on its availability to the public. If the museum is closed, entry is not possible.

• Private transportation
• Travel insurance
• All Fees and Taxes
• Boat tickets including meals and drinks on board
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Snacks
• Entrance to the Cabo Vilan Museum if open to the public

• Lunch
• Pick-ups without prior confirmation with the office

The Finisterre Muxía and Death Coast tour, which features a cruise, offers the opportunity to explore some of the most stunning lighthouses and Galician villages. Participants will be captivated by the allure of the renowned Costa da Morte (Death Coast) and enjoy a delightful boat ride from the port of Finisterre. This cruise provides a unique view of the iconic Finisterre lighthouse from the Atlantic Ocean.

This tour is recognized as one of the top excursions departing from Santiago. It provides an enriching experience of Galicia’s culture, history, legends, and gastronomy. The itinerary includes visits to tourist attractions, prominent lighthouses, charming villages, and famous sites. Additionally, guests will enjoy new experiences such as the Atlantic Ocean cruise, featuring typical Galician food and drinks, including wine, vermouth, soft drinks, empanadas, and snacks.

• Infant seats are available upon request made 24h before travel

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