CMAT, Costa da Morte Tourism
The Costa da Morte is much more than a destination of wild nature and endless beaches. Its history is linked to the sea and marked by tales of shipwrecks, lost sailors and other legends
If there is one thing that defines the Costa da Morte, apart from its wild landscapes and untamed sea, it is its strong cultural identity
The Costa da Morte is a destination that captivates with its wild landscapes, its imposing lighthouses and its gastronomy
More and more visitors are looking for a way of travelling that respects the environment and contributes to the local economy, while protecting nature.
If you’re looking for charming villages in Costa da Morte, you’ll find many. From Caión in the northernmost point to Carnota in the south, there are many small coastal and inland towns that will captivate you for various reasons.
Are you wondering what gastronomic festivals are held in Costa da Morte? Here’s the complete selection!
Costa da Morte, with its wild nature and diverse waves, has become a popular destination for surf lovers of all levels.
Whether you’re a bird photographer or an enthusiast looking to capture the beauty of these creatures in a unique setting, here are some tips to help improve your results.
This path is the last stage of a spiritual journey that doesn’t end in Santiago, but continues to the Atlantic Ocean, where the majesty of the landscape and Galician traditions offer a memorable experience.
Are you wondering where to find graffiti, murals, and street art in general in Costa da Morte? Well, you’re in luck because practically in all
