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Itinerary: Pontevedra | Combarro | Finisterre | Muxía | Camarinhas | A Coruña | Betanzos | Santiago de Compostela
Discover the essence of Atlantic Galicia on this 4-day itinerary. Among fishing villages, dramatic landscapes, and places steeped in symbolism, embark on a journey rich in nature, culture, and tradition. From Santiago de Compostela to the mythical "Costa da Morte" (Coast of Death), passing through charming towns like Combarro, Coruña, and Muxía, each stage reveals unique scenery where the sea and history meet. From the Jacobean roots to the imposing lighthouses facing the Atlantic, let yourself be enveloped by a destination where authenticity, spirituality, and natural beauty mark every passage, every village, and every horizon.
Day 1: Pontevedra | Combarro
Morning: Journey from the starting points to Pontevedra (~5h). Lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon: Visit to the historic center , highlighting the Plaza de la Leña . Visit to the Church of the Pilgrim Virgin , dedicated to the patron saint of pilgrims and known for its unique scallop-shaped floor plan. Continue to Combarro (~30 min.), a coastal town famous for its granaries lined up by the sea and its historic center with narrow granite streets.
It will include: Dinner and accommodation at the Gran Hotel Los Abetos 4* in Santiago de Compostela (~1 hour).
Day 2: Finisterre | Muxia | Camarinhas
Morning: Departure towards Finisterra (~2h), once considered the “end of the world”. Stroll along the riverbank , where you can feel the strong connection of the village to the sea. Ascent to the Finisterra Cape Lighthouse , in a dramatic setting of cliffs. Stop at Langosteira Beach . Lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon: Continue to Muxía (~50 min.), with a visit to the Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Boat , a spiritual site linked to Jacobean legends. Proceed to Camariñas (~50 min.), a village known for its lacemaking tradition. Visit to the Cape Villan Lighthouse and... From the Noia estuary , stopping in Muros , a very well-preserved fishing village, and at the Ézaro waterfall .
It will include: Dinner and accommodation at the Gran Hotel Los Abetos 4* in Santiago de Compostela (~2h).
Day 3: A Coruña | Betanzos
Morning: Departure for A Coruña (~1h 40min). Seaside tour including Avenida da Marinha , known for its glass-enclosed galleries. Visit to the Castle of San Antón , an ancient defensive fortress situated on a small peninsula. Visit to the Tower of Hercules (exterior visit) , the oldest Roman lighthouse still in operation, classified as a World Heritage Site. Lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon: Stroll through the historic center with a climb to Monte de San Pedro, a viewpoint offering splendid views over the city. Visit to the Museum of Fine Arts , which houses important collections of Spanish art. Stop in Betanzos (~1h), a medieval village known for its Gothic churches.
It will include: Dinner and accommodation at the Gran Hotel Los Abetos 4* in Santiago de Compostela (~1h30).
Day 4: Santiago de Compostela
Morning: Visit to Santiago de Compostela , an important pilgrimage destination. Stroll through the historic center , a World Heritage Site, including the Praza do Obradoiro . Visit to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela , the final destination of the Camino de Santiago and a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture, enriched by Gothic and Baroque elements. Lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon: Return to places of origin (~6h 30min. to Lisbon).
DEPARTURE LOCATION:
Mafra | D. João V Square | 5:30 AM |
Oeiras | AERLIS | 06:10 |
Seven Rivers | Bus Corridor (Zoo) | 6:30 AM |
Coimbra | Coimbra Forum | 10:00 |
Harbor | Estádio do Dragão | 11:00 |
Extra stops are possible along the route, subject to availability.
PRICE PER PERSON:
In a double room: 2 people, double bed | 835 € |
In a twin room: 2 people, separate beds. | 835 € |
In a single room: 1 person | 955 € |
Deposit: €200
Reservations accepted up to 30 days before departure.
The prices shown include:
Tourist bus tour
7 meals with a full menu (Starters or Soup, Main Course, Dessert, Coffee, Wine and Water with meals. Some restaurants offer juices and soft drinks as part of the menu).
Accommodation at the Gran Hotel Los Abetos 4* with breakfast.
tour guide
Local guides for visits and activities.
All tickets are paid.
Liability and personal accident insurance
PLACES ON THE BUS:
Seats on the bus are pre-assigned based on the order of boarding and seniority of the sign.
PACE: Medium
To participate in this itinerary, you must:
Feel comfortable with several days of visits and an itinerary that alternates between bus journeys and short walks in the historical centers of the places visited.
To be able to keep up with a group at an average walking pace on sometimes uneven terrain and occasional stairs.
Feel comfortable following a guide and respecting all instructions given.
Tolerate some temperature changes and unstable weather.
ACCOMMODATION:
Accommodation provided at the Hotel Gran Hotel Los Abetos 4* or similar with breakfast.
If, for reasons beyond our control, accommodation is not possible at the indicated hotels, the alternative accommodation will always be of a similar category, although the services offered by each hotel may vary.
DON'T MISS:
Be amazed by the historic center of Santiago de Compostela and its imposing Cathedral , the final destination for pilgrims from all over the world and one of the greatest symbols of the Camino de Santiago.
Behold the dramatic landscapes of the Costa da Morte (Coast of Death) , especially the Cape Finisterre Lighthouse and the Cape Vilán Lighthouse, where the Atlantic reveals all its power and beauty.
Be enchanted by picturesque villages like Combarro and Muxía , where maritime tradition and the charm of granite streets remain intact over time.
Explore historic cities like A Coruña and Betanzos , rich in heritage, architecture, and Galician culture, on a route full of identity and history.
Experience an unforgettable journey through Galicia , where heritage, nature, and tradition meet in perfect harmony.
