See a different side of Santiago as you head towards the ‘end of the Earth’ along a peaceful, beautiful trail. Watch the sun slip into the Atlantic Ocean as you reflect on your journey’s end.

Until the end of the Middle Ages, the Costa da Morte (“Death Coast”) was the furthest stronghold of land known, the place where pre-Roman peoples believed that souls ascended to heaven. A mythical and symbolic space that left the Roman conquerors open-mouthed when they saw the sun disappearing into the immense ocean. Since then, Cape Fisterra has magnetised every visitor in the same way.

The Jacobean Way of Fisterra (or Finisterre) is most faithful depiction of the historical cry of the pilgrim, who exclaimed “Ultreia!” (Still further!). And it really is further than the goal in Compostela — after having venerated the remains of the apostle St. James — when many pilgrims decide to discover the end of the world, and do not hesitate to overcome the sacrifices of the harsh days behind them to walk some more days.

 

DURATION 7 days – 6 nights
DISTANCE 90 km in 5 stages
AVAILABILITY March to November
MINIMUM OF PEOPLE 1
INCLUDED
6 Nights of accommodation with breakfast
Luggage transfer between hotels (1 bag per person – Max. 15 kg/bag)
24/7 emergency support
Pilgrim Kit: passport (Credencial) and shell (Vieira)
Road book of the way with tips and information (in English)
NOT INCLUDED
International flights, Arrival & departure transfers, Meals (where not listed as included in the itinerary), Optional additional tours or activities during free time, Tips and items of a personal nature
PRICES Price per person:

Low Season(March, April, May and October):
In double room occupancy: 570 Euros
Single bedroom supplement: 250 Euros

High Season (July and August):
In double room occupancy: 595 Euros
Single bedroom supplement: 275 Euros

EXTRAS If you would like any additional nights in Porto or Santiago, rest days, split or merge stages, please don’t hesitate to ask for a quote;
Availability to upgrade to 4 or 5-star hotels and Paradores – ask for a quote.

Why book with us?

– We are a local company, so there are no intermediaries when booking through us. Our goal is to get you the best price/quality possible and give you all the necessary local support.
– The hotels in our programs are regularly inspected by our team and have been carefully selected for their location and comfort. All our handpicked hotels have en suite accommodation.
– We are here to help! Based in Northern Portugal, we are here to make sure that your trip runs as smoothly as can be so don’t hesitate to use our support line to ask for our help!
– You can cancel or request a new date up to 30 days before the date of travel. And you know what’s even better? All of this comes with no additional costs and a refund guaranteed.

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    Arrival

    Free day in Santiago
    Accommodation: 3* Hotel
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    Stage 1: Santiago - Ponte Maciera (17 km / 10,5 miles)

    As you leave Santiago behind, look back for picture postcard views of the city. Spend the rest of the day amid the greenery of forests and fields interspersed with small villages untill a Roman bridge in the charming town of Ponte Maceira.
    Accommodation: 3* Hotel
    3

    Stage 2: Ponte Maceira - Santa Mariña (24 km / 15 miles)

    Start early as this is a full day’s walk with a gradual but long uphill climb out of Negreira. Enjoy the enchanting walled forest paths, quiet country lanes and beautiful scenery from the ridge untill the small village of Santa Mariña.
    Accommodation: 2* Hotel
    4

    Stage 3: Santa Marinã - Oliveiroa (14 km / 8,7 miles)

    This will be a short stage, so you can delay the departure. Continue for country paths and country lanes enjoying the beautiful Galician countryside. You have one more hill to climb to Monte Aro before descending into the village of Oliveiroa.
    Accommodation: 2* Hotel
    5

    Stage 4: Oliveiroa - Cee (19 km / 11,8 miles)

    Today’s terrain is much flatter and especially picturesque as you walk amid mountains, windmills and forest then get your first glimpse of the ocean and Cape Finisterre in the distance. From here it’s down a steep hill to the pretty village of Cee in a small sandy cove full of bobbing fishing boats.
    Accommodation: 3* Hotel
    6

    Stage 5: Cee - Finisterra (16 km / 10 miles)

    After an initial climb through Concorbión, the Way drops back down to the beach and mostly follows the coastline and the long, sandy Langosteira beach to Finisterre, with tantalising views of the cape. The lighthouse that marks the ‘end of the world’ is another 3 km from the fishing village.
    Accommodation: 3* Hotel
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    Departure

    After breakfast – end of our services

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