Bike Finisterre Muxia Camino
Follow the ancient pilgrim tradition of continuing to the Atlantic Coast from Santiago de Compostela. Visit “the end of the world” and relax on the beaches along the rugged coastline.
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Follow the ancient pilgrim tradition of continuing to the Atlantic Coast from Santiago de Compostela. Visit “the end of the world” and relax on the beaches along the rugged coastline.
Begin your journey in Santiago de Compostela and enjoy its the historical areas.
Follow the centuries-old pilgrims’ tradition of going all the way to Atlantic Ocean, the end of the world Finisterre before Columbus discovered America.
This route predates Christianity on the Camino. Ancient Celts believed that the sun died over the Atlantic ocean each night. Thus, the coast is called Costa da Morte.
This route will provide variety in terrain with hills and a number descents to the beaches.
You will travel also along the river, forest paths, beautiful pastures and will enjoy views of the dam.
You can relax on the beaches along the way and stop by for refreshments in small fishing villages. Visit iconic lighthouse is overlooking the jagged cliffs of Cape Finisterre and its beautiful white sandy beach.
A beautiful church of Virxe da Barca is set over an ancient pagan site in Muxia.
This route starts in Santiago de Compostela and follows the sun west to Atlantic Coast. Pre-Christian sites and fishing villages can be found along this route. The coastline views are truly stunning.
