Guided tour of Finisterre and Costa da Morte

Travel for a day the most beautiful points of the Coast of Death, sharp end of the world that shows his most inscrutable and wild aspect in winter as in summer.

• The tour passes through three villages of the southern part of the Coast of Death: Muros, Finisterre and Muxía. The first stop is Pontemaceira, which is famous for its medieval bridge of the 14º century. Before reaching Muros, there is a stop at the top of Paxareiras, a privileged viewpoint that allows us to admire the entire coast.
• The next stop is Muros, which has the privilege of owning an authentic marine quarter. Most of these quarters of the coast succumbed to the decadence and degradation and later at the urban development pressure. Muros, with its beautifully restored old town, maintained its original image and now is its own sign of identity against the excesses of the coastline.
• We will continue to Ézaro in the extreme south of the Coast of Death. The waterfall of Ézaro is the only one of Europe that flows into the sea, so that makes it an unusual place worth visiting.
• The next stop on the road comes at Finisterre, at the end of the ancient world, where the visit to the lighthouse serves to explain some adventures and dangers passed and pass by the ships that cross the dreaded bottoms of the coast.
• After lunch, the journey reaches its last stop: Muxía. This village, known as ground zero of the Prestige disaster, summarizes and combines the elements that make this area: stone and water. The granite is present, whether the rocks on which sits the venerable sanctuary of the Virgen de la Barca, or by the famous "pedra of abalar" or ”pedra dos cadrís ", remains of the ancient Galician idolatrous worship. Even in the imposing sculpture O Berro, the stone expresses what was felt at that tragic November 2002.