The Fisterra-Muxía way is the only route that begins in Compostela.
Though the Way as we know it ends in the city of Santiago, pilgrimage is not over in Compostela. Since ancient times all nations and travellers who came to this western corner of Europe felt the need to follow the sun and reach this land’s end in order to see the immensity of infinity and the sun sinking into the ocean. In the beginning some pilgrims decided to continue their pilgrimage to the coast (Costa da Morte), the end of the world knowm till then and making the last stretch of their trip a route marked by the Milky Way.
The house was built in 1868 and renovated in 2002. One can enjoy its peace and quiet, its great home dinners, as well as nice places to talk or walk around the house and the field.
The house was built in 1868 and renovated in 2002. One can enjoy its peace and quiet, its great home dinners, as well as nice places to talk or walk around the house and the field.
This recently restored ancient farm house constructed at the beginning of the 20th century, enjoys a privileged location by the bank of Santa Uxía’s reservoir. From the close viewing point of the Ézaro you will be able to see a spectacular landscape of the Galician coastline.
This establishment is situated in an ideal observation post looking at the estuary of Fisterra. Its sunsets, marvelous dusks and its charm, will make your stay an unforgettable experience.
Its natural environment is admired by those who come. This is a place one can fall in love with due to its people, its landscape and its food and culture. 
Located in Santa Mariña, in the heart of the rural lands, this place has preserved the taste of tradition in harmony with an amazing landscape.
