Route to the famous End of the Camino de Santiago, home to Kilometer 0. A place of pilgrimage for the ancient Celts and Romans, it also has a long history of shipwrecks. This is a land of legends, inhabited in the past by the magical Celtic people, who left behind countless stories shrouded in mystery.
Our first stop will be Muxía, where a symbolic sanctuary stands by the sea, making it a must-visit destination for pilgrims.
After this visit, we will arrive at Finisterre (Fisterra), once considered the end of the world, where we can admire the breathtaking views offered by this legendary location. Here, you will have 2 hours of free time to enjoy lunch on your own.
Our next stop will be the Ézaro Waterfall, whose most remarkable feature is that it is the only river in Europe that flows directly into the sea in the form of a waterfall. Finally, we will visit the Carnota Hórreo, one of the longest traditional granaries in the world. This type of construction is characteristic of northwestern Spain. We will then return along the coast, enjoying the beautiful Galician estuaries, particularly the Muros, Noia, and Corcubión estuaries.
Tour details
- Meeting point: Av. Xoán Carlos I, 6 (in front of the Capilla del Pilar)
- Start: at 9:00
- Return: at 18:30
- Transport: By private bus
- Ticket: mobile
- Guide: in Spanish and English
Location
Included
- Bus transfers to the indicated sightseeing points
- Guided group tour
- Specialized guide
Not included
- Transfer to and from the meeting point
- Food not included
Additional details
- Suitable for all fitness levels.
- Suitable for children.
- The dates and times indicated above are from March to November. Outside these months, please check departure days.
Cancellation policy
- Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the start of the tour. If you cancel later, arrive late at the start time, or do not show up, you will not be entitled to any refund.
- The organizing company reserves the right to cancel the tour due to force majeure, such as adverse weather conditions or any unexpected reason.
Practical Information
Frequently Asked Questions
The meeting point with the guide is at Av. Xoán Carlos I, 6 (in front of the Capilla del Pilar, on one side of Parque de la Alameda)
The tour starts at 09:00h, although we recommend arriving 15 minutes in advance.
The approximate duration of the tour is 9h 30min.
No, food is not included, although there will be a break so you can have it on your own. In addition, the guide may offer recommendations and advice on where to eat.
The transfer is included from and to the meeting point mentioned above and throughout the entire itinerary. The transfer from your accommodation to the meeting point and back is at your own expense.
Yes, this excursion is guided and includes guide service throughout the entire itinerary.
The explanations are given in Spanish and English. For other languages, audio guide explanations are available (available in: English, French, Italian, German and Chinese)
Unfortunately, this tour is not adapted for people with reduced mobility.
Yes, although the space available on the bus is limited and subject to availability, so it is essential to indicate this at the time of booking.
During the walking part of the tour, it will not be possible to use the stroller because there are sections with stairs, uneven surfaces or stone paths at some stops.
According to current regulations, the baby does not need a special seat to travel on the bus and must travel on an adult’s lap.
Yes, although the space available on the bus is limited and subject to availability, so it is essential to indicate this at the time of booking.
No, unfortunately pets are not allowed on the tour.
The tour date or the number of participants can be modified up to 2 working days before the start. These changes will be subject to the provider’s availability.
The tour may be cancelled free of charge up to 2 working days before the start. After that period, 100% of the amount will be charged.
Yes, the tour requires a minimum of 4 participants to operate. If this number is not reached, we will contact you to offer alternatives.
This tour is shared with other passengers, although there is the possibility of doing it privately. For more information, contact us at info@pilgrim.es
The tour can have a maximum of 55 participants.
In case of adverse weather conditions (heavy rain, strong wind), some parts of the route may be modified for safety reasons.
The visit to the Finisterre Lighthouse or viewpoints may be cancelled or limited in the event of extreme weather conditions that compromise the safety of the group.
Comfortable seasonal clothing. Keep in mind that the weather on the coast can be variable, so it is advisable to bring a light jacket, even in summer. In colder months, warm clothing and a raincoat or umbrella are best.
Comfortable footwear. This is a tour with several stops where you will walk on uneven or cobbled surfaces (viewpoints, coastal areas, villages…).
