Muros
Muros stands out for its historic seafaring quarter, stone arcades, and tranquil beaches. It is a traditional Galician town that blends heritage, the sea, and g
Muros is one of the best-preserved and most distinctive fishing towns in all of Galicia. Designated a Historic-Artistic Site, this picturesque town captivates visitors with its unique medieval layout, characterized by narrow cobblestone alleys, charming squares like Pescadería, and iconic fishermen's houses featuring granite arcades. Highlights include the old Collegiate Church of San Pedro and the town's beautiful natural surroundings.
Ares
Ares se sitúa en una preciosa ensenada que ofrece aguas tranquilas y playas de arena limpia perfectas ideales para disfrutar del Atlántico.
Eco-Museo Forno do Forte
El Eco-Museo Forno do Forte es un conjunto etnográfico dedicado a preservar y dar a conocer la vida y oficio de los oleiros (alfareros) tradicionales.
Malpica
Malpica de Bergantiños is a charming Galician coastal village, famous for its harbour, beaches, seafaring tradition and unique Atlantic landscapes.
Punta Nariga Lighthouse
A spectacular, modern-design lighthouse offering breathtaking panoramic views and a unique setting on the Costa da Morte.
Monte Branco Viewpoint
This viewpoint offers unbeatable views of the dune complex and the Corme-Laxe Estuary.
Castro Borneiro
Castro Borneiro es uno de los asentamientos mejor conservados y más completos de la cultura castrexa de Galicia.
Dolmen of Dombate
The Dombate Dolmen, a Neolithic megalithic monument dating from the 4th–3rd millennium BC, is notable for its rock paintings and its great archaeological sig...
Laxe
A town featuring a beautiful 2-kilometer-long beach that spans the entire coastline and ends at a picturesque fishing port.
Cape Vilán
Cabo Vilán (Costa da Morte), with its granite cliffs overlooking the Atlantic, is notable for its lighthouse, built in 1896 and one of the first to be powere...
Santuary of Our Lady of the Boat
The Santuario da Virxe da Barca is a seaside shrine linked to the legend of the Virgin Mary arriving in a stone boat and to Galician seafaring traditions.
Finisterre
Finisterre, historically known as the ‘end of the world’, is renowned for its lighthouse, rugged coastline and pilgrimage tradition.
Cascada de Ézaro
La Cascada de Ézaro desemboca directamente en el mar tras 40 metros de salto de agua, lo que la convierte en un monumento natural único en Europa.
Hórreo de Carnota
El Hórreo de Carnota, construido en el s. XVIII destaca por sus dimensiones, más de 34 metros de largo, y su estilo barroco.
Muros
Muros stands out for its historic seafaring quarter, stone arcades, and tranquil beaches. It is a traditional Galician town that blends heritage, the sea, and g
Mirador de Paxareiras
As Paxareiras ofrece unas vistas incomparables de la Costa da Morte con una panorámica de la Playa de Carnota, Monte Pindo y en el Cabo Finisterre de fondo.
Ponte Maceira
A Ponte Maceira, construido en el s. XIII sobre los pilares del puente romano anterior, ha sido fundamental como paso del Tambre hasta el siglo XIX.