Meet your guide in Santiago de Compostela and set off towards the spectacular Costa da Morte, one of Galicia’s most dramatic coastal regions.

Your first stop is Muxía, one of the traditional endpoints of the Camino de Santiago. Walk along the final stretch of the Camino to reach the km 0 marker, then explore the spectacular Sanctuary of A Virxe da Barca, perched dramatically among the rocks overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

Discover the legends and traditions surrounding this ancient sanctuary and its mysterious sacred stones, while taking in the rugged coastline and crashing Atlantic waves. There will be time to enjoy the scenery, breathe in the fresh sea air, and take photos of one of Galicia’s most striking landscapes.

Continue to Cape Finisterre, known for centuries as the “End of the World.” Once considered the western edge of the known world, this dramatic headland has long been surrounded by legends, traditions and stories connected to the sea and the Camino.

Visit the famous km 0 marker of the Camino to Finisterre, standing at the edge of the Atlantic, and enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the ocean, coastline and surrounding estuary.

From Cape Finisterre, continue to the nearby fishing village of Fisterra, where you’ll have free time to enjoy lunch and experience the local way of life. Choose from traditional Galician restaurants and taste some of the region’s famous seafood, or take a stroll around the harbor and watch the fishing boats come and go.

After a day filled with Atlantic landscapes, Camino traditions, ancient legends and authentic Galician culture, sit back and relax as you return to Santiago de Compostela, arriving at approximately 5:30 PM.