You will be able to see first hand this important megalithic monument, with more than 5000 years of existence. It is considered the most important in Galicia

This will be the start point of our coastal tour many times on dirt roads, to visit the most dramatic coast of Spain.

We will visit the small fishing village of Camelle, better known for the presence of a German hermit that lived and interacted with the town.

Going through dirt roads we will visit the small English Cemetery of the sailors that perished in the SMS Serpent, to continue to Cabo Vilan and visit its lighthouse.

The first lighthouse in Spain to get electricity, due to the danger of the coast.

Camariñas is a small fishing town better known for the bobbin lacework that women have traditionally created, there we will have lunch with local food.

For many the last stage in the Camino of Santiago, where you will be able to see the church of the Virxe da Barca and the pedra de abalar. and its pagan rituals.

This cape is where the sun sets last in continental Europe.

We will get to what the Romans named the end of the known world and where many pilgrims finish the second part of the Camino to contemplate the sunset.

Ézaro is the only waterfall to fall into the sea in continental Europe with a height of 80 meters. We will be able to view it right from below following a boardwalk, going after to the viewpoint just above it to contemplate the magnificent views of the coast.