Discover all the curiosities, hidden places and secrets of this region on the Costa da Morte blog on the CMAT website.
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Get to know Corcubión through “CORCUBIÓN, THE FEUDAL VILLAGE AND PORT OF THE ALTAMIRA FAMILY”. A story that connects history and coast—exactly as locals live it. Tip: look out for altamira.
Explore Cee through “LIRES, A HAVEN OF PEACE FROM FISTERRA TO MUXÍA”. A story that connects history and coast—exactly as locals live it. Tip: look out for fisterra.
Immerse yourself in Carnota through “CARNOTA’S HÓRREO, ARTISTIC BEAUTY IN A HUMBLE GRANARY”. A short read with substance: it puts you on the map and in its time. Tip: look out for hórreo.
Take a closer look at Carballo through “FÉRVEDA DE ENTRECRUCES WATERFALL, A SYMPHONY FOR THE SENSES”. Start with this chapter and you’ll understand the area better before you visit. Tip: look out for sinfonía.
Discover Camariñas through “CAMELLE, WHERE MAN IS OMNIPRESENT”. Start with this chapter and you’ll understand the area better before you visit. Tip: look out for figura.
Take a closer look at Cabana De Bergantiños through “A PENELA AND RIOBÓ, HISTORY AND ART IN SILENCE”. Read it slowly: it’ll help you see the place with fresh eyes. Tip: look out for riobó.
Understand A Laracha through “GABENLLE, A PLACE FOR ENJOYING NATURE”. Planning a route? Here’s an essential stop in written form. Tip: look out for naturaleza.
Let yourself be carried along by Zas through “WATER TRAIL IN ZAS, NATURE IN HARMONY”. A perfect primer: context, landscape, and key points—no filler. Tip: look out for naturaleza.
Join Vimianzo through “VIMIANZO CASTLE, THE SYMBOL OF THE MOSCOSO FAMILY’S POWER OVER COSTA DA MORTE”. A story that connects history and coast—exactly as locals live it. Tip: look out for vimianzo.
We are launching this guest collaboration in style. Jorge Mira Pérez joins the CMAT website with an essential first article on the 2026 total solar eclipse, a phenomenon that will place the Costa da Morte at the centre of attention. Science, emotion and sense of place come together in a piece that invites readers to start preparing now for a historic appointment with the sky.
