Camino de Finisterra | Santiago - Finisterra - Muxia
near Santiago de Compostela, Galicia (España)
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Itinerary description
Known as the Costa da Morte (Coast of Death), this part of northern Spain was the furthest known land until explorers set sail in the Middle Ages. In pre-Roman times, people believed this was the place where souls rose to heaven, understandable when you witness the sun slipping into the vast ocean.
The Camino Santiago to Finisterre extends the Way of St James from Santiago de Compostela to the ‘end of the Earth’, a mystical and symbolic place to complete your journey. This Camino, although ancient, is far less travelled than those that end in Santiago, leaving you to fully appreciate the tranquil beauty of this unspoilt part of Galicia with few distractions.
The Camino Santiago to Finisterre extends the Way of St James from Santiago de Compostela to the ‘end of the Earth’, a mystical and symbolic place to complete your journey. This Camino, although ancient, is far less travelled than those that end in Santiago, leaving you to fully appreciate the tranquil beauty of this unspoilt part of Galicia with few distractions.
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Did this trail 3 years ago and I just loved it!
I advise to use Portugal Green Walks Company. They were fantastic organizing all the logistics for me: hotel bookings, lugagge transfers, meals and they even gave to me a book with all the informations of each stage and accommodations!
You can find the tour at:
https://www.portugalgreenwalks.com/camino-de-santiago/
Cheers