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Starting at
500 € *
Distance
116 km
Duration
8 days / 7 nights
Difficulty
Easy – Medium
Regime
Bed and breakfast
Type of Accommodation
Private room with bathroom
Service
Backpack transport
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Camino de Santiago with Support
Camino from Santiago to Fisterra (extension to Muxía)
Camino from Santiago to Fisterra extension to Muxía
This Camino from Santiago to Fisterra extension to Muxía is an epilogue of the Jacobean route. It leaves directly from Santiago in the direction of Fisterra, specifically to Cape Fisterra.
This point was long considered the end of the world. Some pilgrims choose to do the section in reverse. The signage throughout the tour is good. More and more people want to live this experience and it is gaining popularity, so the City Council of Fisterra has created the “Fisterrana”, which is obtained by showing the duly stamped credential. In any case, please do not forget that this certificate is not official.
This stage is two-way. Some, like us, are going to Muxía, but many others are heading towards Finisterre, that is why there are signs in both directions. There are those who prefer to do the kilometers that make up this Camino in one go. In this case we divide the section in two, which makes it much more enjoyable and bearable and allows you to enjoy the experience more without getting too tired.
As is the case on the Camino a Fisterra, pilgrims who continue to Muxía can obtain the “Muxiana”, a document that certifies the pilgrimage up to this point. Although it is not official, it is a good memory to take home and remind us of this beautiful experience.
Santiago
There is also the possibility of doing this path WITHOUT accommodation in Santiago.
Accommodation in Santiago.
Santiago - Negreira
Difficulty level: easy.
We are leaving Santiago. Behind us is the Plaza del Obradoiro and the imposing cathedral. We hike towards Negreira. This first stage has a simple and comfortable landscape. The only section that is a little highlighting is the climb to Mar de Ovellas. We cross the Tambre River through Ponte Maceira and arrive in Negreira.
Accommodation in Negreira.
Negreira - Olveiroa
Difficulty level: Medium
A difficult stage in terms of length, but which is rewarded by the impressive landscapes. On this day, we completely move away from the urban and cobbled worlds to enter imposing oak and chestnut forests. You have to face climbs like Monte Aro, but up there you have a fantastic view of the Fervenza reservoir, into which the Flux Xallas flows.
Accommodation in Olveiroa.
Olveiroa - Cee
Difficulty level: medium.
The last stage in the interior. The river Xallas continues to accompany us on the way to Hospital. There follows the fork that shows the way to Muxía for those who want to do this variant. In this case, however, we follow the cee direction. We pass the Cruceiro Marco de Couto, the Hermitage of Nuestra Señora das Neves and the chapel of San Pedro Mártir until we reach Cruceiro da Armada, where we see the sea for the first time. Here begins a steep descent to our destination today, Cee.
Accommodation in Cee.
Cee - Fisterra
Difficulty level: easy.
We start this day towards Corcubión, a charming fishing village that has been declared a historical art site. The Atlantic accompanies us on this quiet walk to Cape Fisterra, our long-awaited destination along the entire Camino. If time permits, we can enjoy one of the most beautiful sunsets at the “end of the world”.
Accommodation in Fisterra.
Fisterra - Lires
Difficulty level: easy.
We now have to undo what we walked towards Langosteira beach and hike towards San Martiño de Duio. As soon as we have passed this village, we find an ascent that leads us to Buxán, the intermediate point of our stage today. We will drive through small villages until we reach Lires.
Accommodation in Lires.
Lires - Muxia
Difficulty level: medium
With the Atlantic, which accompanies us, this last section begins strongly with +/- 9 kilometers uphill to the Facho de Lourido. Once at the top, we will enjoy the impressive view. The good thing about the climb is that you have to go down, and we will. We will descend to Xurarantes to finally reach Muxia. In Muxía, we cannot miss the famous sanctuary of Virxe da Barca.
Accommodation in Muxia.
Muxia
Buen Camino and see you soon!
Room with private bathroom
Breakfast included
Luggage transport for each stage on the way (max. 20 kg – 1 piece of luggage per person)
24-hour emergency line
Detailed information with stage maps
Pilgrim pass
Pilgrim scallop
Travel Insurance
Half board supplement: 25 € / person / night
Private transfer to Santiago: on request
Private transfer to the airport: on request
Extra piece of luggage: €8 per stage and piece of luggage (maximum 20 kg)
Extra nights: on request
Travel cancellation insurance
Camino de Santiago with Support
Camino from Santiago to Fisterra (extension to Muxía)
Starting at 500 €*
Price per person in a double room
Price per person, based on double occupancy.