Camino de Santiago to Finisterre
Every year thousands of pilgrims take the Camino de Santiago a Fisterra in search of the mysteries and energy that are breathed there.
There are several monuments that have made this town such a special place: the Ara Solis altar, the Fisterra lighthouse, its beaches...
Do you want to experience this first-hand?
Surrender to the charms of Fisterra and book your route for the Camino to Fisterra from Santiago with Tubuencamino, we'll take care of everything!
What does this route consist of?
90 kms
5 nights
4 stages
€/pax.
Included Services
- Accommodation in private hostels
- Travel insurance
- Welcome Pack with Credential
- 24 hour assistance
- Complete route itinerary
- Vehicle available for emergencies
- Free cancellation up to 15 days before
Optional Services
- Breakfasts
- Dinners
- Transfer to the starting point
- Luggage transport
- Airport transfer
- Garage in Santiago
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Stages of the Camino de Santiago to Finisterre
Day 1
Santiago de Compostela
Night at Santiago de Compostela
This is where your journey to the "end of the world" begins. Santiago de Compostela is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This city is full of charm and corners to discover, that you can't miss. We recommend getting lost in its beautiful streets and enjoying its history, architecture and cuisine.
Day 2
From Santiago de Compostela to Negreira
Night at Negreira
22 km
6 horas
Start your route at the Plaza del Obradoiro, during the first stage you’ll cross Roman bridges and pass through many towns.
Today’s destination is Negreira, a medieval town where you can visit the famous Pazo de Cotón.
Day 3
From Negreira to Olveiroa
Night at Olveiroa
33 km
8 horas
On this stage you will continue your route along the Barcala river and reach the Aro mountain, where you will be able to admire impressive views of the Fervenza reservoir before reaching the Xallas Valley.
Day 4
From Olveiroa to Cee
Night at Cee
19 km
5 horas
During this stage you will leave Olveiroa and reach the Nosa Señora Hermitage, located by the sea where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Galician coast.
Day 5
From Cee to Finisterre
Night at Fisterra
16 km
4 horas
Congratulations! You’ve arrived in Fisterra! On your last day of the Camino, you will skirt the Atlantic coast until you reach the lighthouse of Fisterra, where you will be able to watch the sunset with spectacular views. Take the opportunity to visit all the nooks and crannies that make it such a special town, such as the Ara Solis altar and the old town.
Frequently asked questions about the route
Santiago – Negreira (21 km)
Negreira – Olveiroa (33 km)
Olveiroa – Cee or Corcubión (18-20 km)
Cee/Corcubión – Finisterre (15 km)
If you don’t have your credential yet, don’t worry! At Tubuencamino, we include it as a gift in our welcome pack, ensuring that you can fully enjoy this unique experience.
Muxía: Holds deep spiritual significance, as it is home to the Sanctuary of the Virgen da Barca, linked to the legend of the Virgin Mary in the Camino.
Symbolic burning of clothes or boots: A tradition marking the end of your journey (though now less common for ecological reasons).
Obtain your Fisterrana: A beautiful souvenir of your experience.
Enjoy the sunset: From the lighthouse or the beach, it’s one of the most magical moments.
Private transportation back to Santiago: We arrange your transfer in a personalized way, with schedules adapted to your needs.
Door-to-door service: We pick you up at your accommodation in Finisterre and take you directly to your destination in Santiago.
Group or individual options: If traveling in a group, we can also coordinate shared transfers to optimize costs.
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