Camino to Finisterre and Muxía
Which sections of the Camino Finisterre and Muxía does MICAMI offer?
- Santiago – Fisterra (approx 90 km )
- Santiago – Fisterra – Muxía (approx 120 km )
- Santiago – Fisterra in short stages (approx. 90 km)
- Santiago – Fisterra – Muxía in short stages (approx. 120 km)
What is the Camino from Santiago to Fisterra and Muxía like?
What makes this route special?
Best travel time
What is the Camino from Santiago to Fisterra and Muxía like?
✓ This is an extension of the classic Camino de Santiago itinerary, leading pilgrims to the Galician coast – to the famous “End of the World” (Fisterra) and the sanctuary of the Virgen de la Barca in Muxía.
✓ It’s one of the most symbolic and spiritual routes for those who wish to continue their pilgrimage beyond Santiago.
What makes this route special?
- Fisterra Lighthouse
- The iconic spot where pilgrims used to burn their clothes or shoes as a sign of renewal. The sunset over the Atlantic here is breathtaking. This is also where the famous milestone “0.0 km” is located.
- Muxía and the Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Barca
- A spiritual place full of legends: according to tradition, the Virgin Mary appeared here to St. James in a stone boat to encourage him.
- Connection with Nature
- A unique experience – walking all the way to the sea. The route leads through Galician landscapes of hills, forests, small villages, and breathtaking views of the Atlantic.
Best travel time
✓ From May to the End of October. There are many beaches along the route – the best time for swimming in the Atlantic is from June to October.
