Discover all the curiosities, hidden places and secrets of this region on the Costa da Morte blog on the CMAT website.
CMAT, Costa da Morte Tourism
The Camiño do Litoral crosses Costa da Morte from stages 19 to 29, linking some of its most iconic Atlantic landscapes along a major route developed by the Xunta de Galicia. A new way to explore the region on foot, following the ocean past beaches, lighthouses, harbours, cliffs and fishing villages.
Discover where to celebrate San Xoán 2026 in the Costa da Morte, with bonfires, sardine barbecues, open-air dances, music and traditional festivities welcoming the arrival of summer.
Explore Vimianzo through “CEREIXO, HISTORY AND ART IN FANTASTIC SURROUNDINGS”. A great starting point to discover the municipality—no rush, no clichés. Tip: look out for historia.
Get to know Zas through “BRANDOMIL, THE LARGEST ROMAN SETTLEMENT ON COSTA DA MORTE”. A great starting point to discover the municipality—no rush, no clichés. Tip: look out for presencia.
Take a closer look at Muxía through “CAPE TOURIÑÁN, THE LAST SUNSET IN EUROPE”. A perfect primer: context, landscape, and key points—no filler. Tip: look out for europa.
Immerse yourself in Ponteceso through “INSUA BAY, A BIRD SANCTUARY”. Planning a route? Here’s an essential stop in written form. Tip: look out for ensenada.
Discover Mazaricos through “THE VALLEY OF THE RIVER BEBA, AN INTENSELY GREEN LANDSCAPE”. A story that connects history and coast—exactly as locals live it. Tip: look out for intenso.
Understand Laxe through “TRABA LAGOON AND BEACH, PURE NATURE”. Start with this chapter and you’ll understand the area better before you visit. Tip: look out for playa.
Let yourself be carried along by Fisterra through “CAPE FISTERRA, THE LAST STOP ON THE WAY TO BEYOND”. A great starting point to discover the municipality—no rush, no clichés. Tip: look out for última.
Take a closer look at Malpica De Bergantiños through “MENS, A LAND OF MONKS AND NOBLEMEN”. More than a description: it’s a way to step into the place before you set foot there. Tip: look out for monjes.
