Costa da Morte

Captivating nature

Vast beaches such as the ones at Carnota, O Rostro and Baldaio, and landscapes begging to be photographed like Monte Louro, the capes of Fisterra, Touriñán and Vilán and the Sisargas Islands... all this awaits visitors, and can be seen from the various viewing points along the way.

Heritage

The old quarter of Corcubión, the shrine of the Virxe da Barca de Muxía and the typical hill forts of the megalithic culture are also well worth a visit. And to really discover the magic of this place, the best idea is to take the Lighthouse Route from Malpica to Carnota.

Fiestas and traditions

One of the highlights in Muxía is the pilgrimage of Nosa Señora da Barca, which has been declared a Festivity of National Tourist Interest. To learn more about the way of life on this coastline, one option is to sign up for any of the marine tourism activities which offer a chance to see, for example, the barnacle pickers –known as 'percebeiros'– at work.