Stage 4. Cee – Fisterra (16 km)

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This is the stage in which we set off from the coast of Cee, to head towards Finisterre. The end of the world for the Romans and the place where the Celts worshipped the sun. Cradle of legends, shipwrecks and mysteries, which for centuries has attracted hikers from all over the world who were amazed to contemplate the impressive sunset from the lighthouse.

The route will be a beautiful walk through wooded paths and beautiful beaches, always with the Atlantic Ocean guiding our steps.

This stage is part of the Route to Finisterre and Muxía. Would you like to walk it with your accommodation already booked? These organised trips include it: Camino to Finisterre and Muxía (A Picota) - 116 km, Camino to Finisterre - 90 km, Way to Finisterre - 90 km and Way to Finisterre and Muxia.

The day you reach the end of the world. You leave Cee and soon reach Corcubión, a Historic Site of stone houses well worth a stroll. Then, pure Costa da Morte: paths through flowering gorse with the sea in the background and beaches like Sardiñeiro and the long Langosteira, where many take a dip. And finally, Finisterre. Don't miss the climb up to the lighthouse to see one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world.

Hostels

Villages

  • Colourful fishing boats anchored in the harbour of Fisterra in front of the village, on the Camino to Finisterre and Muxía

    Fisterra

    Region Fisterra

    Province A Coruña

    Population 4697

  • The village of Cee in a green valley surrounded by wooded mountains, seen from a meadow, on the Camino to Finisterre and Muxía

    Cee

    Region Cee

    Province A Coruña

    Population 7539

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Organised Trips
Rafael Sánchez López - Kaufmännischer Leiter - Agentur Viajes Camino de Santiago