10/10
Excelent

Cape Finisterre, Santiago De Compostela, Spain
Explore the natural beauty of Costa da Morte and Muxia during this day trip from Santiago de Compostela, combining both cultural experiences with stunning landscapes. Discover lighthouses, traditional villages, and breathtaking waterfalls along a 7-stop itinerary that culminates at Cape Finisterre.
Upon departing Santiago de Compostela's hotel, commence your exploration on the Galician coastline. Your itinerary begins with a visit to a traditional Galician village, where you'll ascend to the summit of a Roman bridge to appreciate captivating vistas of the river.
Proceed to Muxia Lighthouse, where you may explore the renowned sanctuary and reach its pinnacle for a distinctive maritime encounter.
Subsequently, pay homage to the region's foremost lighthouse, Finisterre, from which you shall marvel at expansive panoramas believed to mark the termination of the Earth as perceived by the Romans.
Post-lunch in Finisterre, venture forth to the Ezaro Waterfall, an exceptional feature located right beside the ocean.
Following this, traverse to Carnota, where you shall observe the colossal horreo—an ancient granary suspended between columns—still standing today.
Conclude your tour by exploring the charming village of Muros, characterized by its traditional coastal ambiance. Engage in leisurely pursuits such as enjoying a cup of coffee or strolling through the main square before returning to Santiago.
This detailed route encompasses various attractions across the Galicia region, ensuring a comprehensive and engaging trip along the coastline.
Highlights | |
---|---|
Includes | Hotel pickup and drop-off services, air-conditioned bus transportation, guide service, audio-guides upon request, insurance coverage, food, and beverages. |
Free cancellation
Refundable upon cancellation at least two days prior.
Reserve now & pay later
Maintain your travel arrangements as amenable to change by booking your seat and paying nothing at this moment.
Duration 9.5 hours
Please verify the schedule to determine available start times.
Skip the ticket line
Please provide me with the text that needs to be rewritten in a formal manner.
Live tour guide
Spanish is an official language of Spain and several other countries around the world, including Mexico, Colombia, and Peru. It is also one of the most widely spoken languages globally, with over 475 million speakers worldwide. The language has evolved from Latin and shares similarities with Italian, French, Portuguese, and Romanian. In terms of vocabulary, Spanish includes words borrowed from Arabic due to historical interactions between Muslims and Christians in Andalusia. This influence can be seen in words like "alquiler" (rent) and "cristo" (Christ). Grammar rules differ slightly between various dialects within Spain but remain largely consistent across the country. For instance, the use of articles ("el", "la", "los", "las") varies depending on the region or personal preference. Despite these differences, the basic structure of sentences remains similar throughout Spain. Here’s a simple sentence structure example: 1. Subject + Verb + Object For example: "Hoy voy al cine." Translation: "I am going to the cinema today."
Audio guide included
French, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, and German are languages spoken by various populations around the world.
Pickup included
The initial rendezvous location is situated at Galicia Travels Office, located at Rua das Casas Reais 31, at 8:45 AM. The subsequent gathering spot is found at Plaza Galicia Square, adjacent to the Universal Hotel, at 9 AM. It is imperative that participants adhere to this schedule, ensuring arrival at the designated points no less than ten minutes prior to the commencement of their journey.
Wheelchair accessible
Please provide me with the text you would like me to rewrite in a formal manner.
Maintain your travel arrangements as amenable to change by booking your seat and paying nothing at this moment.
10/10
(763 reviews )Check Availability
The day trip lasts approximately 8 hours.
There are 7 stops in the itinerary.
The day trip starts from Santiago de Compostela's hotel.
The first stop of the itinerary is a traditional Galician village.
After visiting Muxia Lighthouse, visitors will reach the Finisterre lighthouse.
Visitors can enjoy lunch in Finisterre.
The waterfall visited post-lunch is called Ezaro Waterfall.
The final destination of the tour is the charming village of Muros.
Yes, several specific activities are recommended while visiting each location. For example, visitors can climb up to the summit of a Roman bridge in the traditional Galician village to appreciate captivating views of the river, explore the renowned sanctuary at Muxia Lighthouse, admire the expansive panoramas from Finisterre lighthouse, and engage in leisurely pursuits such as enjoying a cup of coffee or strolling through the main square in Muros.
Subscribe to our newsletter and get the best offers!
By entering your email address, you agree to receive personalized offers and automated commercial communications, including promotions about our products and services, as well as those from selected partners (without sharing your data with third parties). For more details or to withdraw your consent, please refer to our Privacy Policy. You can unsubscribe at any time via the link in the email.