The Lighthouse Way

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This spectacular route will take you over almost 200 km of wild Atlantic coast, from Ponteceso to Finisterre, the heart of the Costa da Morte (the Coast of Death).

The Lighthouse Way passes through some of the most iconic lighthouses of Galicia, like Faro Vilán, Roncudo, Nariga… part of the heritage of the Costa da Morte.

On your way, you will leave behind wild beaches, small fishing villages and breathtaking cliffs. You will be able to enjoy spectacular views and the gastronomy of this area, linked to the sea.

This unique route will allow you to know one of the most genuine and unspoiled regions of Spain, and enjoy its unquestionable beauty.

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Includes

7 NIGHTS ACCOMMODATION
BREAKFAST
LUGGAGE TRANSFER
24/7 PHONE ASSISTANCE

Extras

HALF BOARD
EXTRA NIGHTS
UPGRADED ACCOMMODATION

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If you want to add extra nights, upgrade your accommodation, add or remove meals, stay on a specific place… or change anything on the itinerary, please do not hesitate to let us know. We offer tailor-made tours!

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Important

Please note that our itineraries are completely flexible. If you have a different idea in mind (want to add or remove nights, services, etc), you can just let us know.

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Itinerary

Day 1: Check in Ponteceso

Arrival in Ponteceso, starting point of this tour over the Lighthouse Way

Day 2: Ponteceso – Laxe (25 Km)

On the walk from Ponteceso to Laxe, you will be able to know a bit more about the archeological heritage of Galicia, as you will pass through the Castro A Cibda and the Dolmen Dombate (celtic constructions).
You will walk through pines and eucalypt forests, and you will be able to watch many different bird species.
The arrival in Laxe is simply spectacular, as you come down you will be able to contemplate the big white sand beach, and the intense blue color of the sea.

Day 3: Laxe – Arou (17 Km)

This day is the shortest one, only 17 km separate you from Arou, your next destination.
It should be highlighted the panoramic view of the Ría de Corme and Laxe, and the small town of Camelle.
Here, you will be able to visit the Museum of Man, that was created by a German artist that fell in love with the region and moved there in the 60´s.

Day 4: Arou – Camariñas (26 Km)

This stage is undoubtedly one of the most iconic of the whole trail. The walk approaching Faro Vilán is the favorite of the majority of the locals.
Moreover, you will get familiar with the story of the wreck of the British ship, the Serpent, the English Cemetery… a magical place, full of stories and legends.

Day 5: Camariñas – Muxía (32 Km)

The path that links Camariñas and Muxia is quite long (32 km), but it will take you over 11 beaches, rural hamlets, forests and watermills.
The walk ends up in Muxia, a lovely fishing village that was sadly hit, a few years ago, by the Prestige oil tanker disaster.
We recommend you to go to the Tourist Office, and ask for the Muxiana!

Day 6: Muxía – Nemiña (24 Km)

Today the path will take you to the most Occidental point of Spain, Cabo Touriñán (and not Finisterre, as most of the people think). Do not forget to ask the locals about this if you wish to start a conversation with them, as they love to talk and talk about it!
You will finish in Nemiña beach, where you will be able to go for a quick swim before you head off.

Day 7: Nemiña – Finisterre (26 Km)

Finally, the last day of the Lighthouse Trail will take you to one of the most popular places of Galicia, Finisterre.
It is a long walk, so we recommend you to be ready for the last effort. But of course, the scenery from Monte Facho, or the sunset from the Finisterre Lighthouse will be just reward.

Day 8: Check out

Check out from Finisterre, end of services.

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