CMAT, Costa da Morte Tourism
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.
Join Dumbría through “ÉZARO WATERFALL, A SPLENDID NATURAL SIGHT”. A great starting point to discover the municipality—no rush, no clichés. Tip: look out for cascada.
Explore Coristanco through “THE LUBIÁN BRIDGE, A REMINDER OF ANCIENT ROADS”. A short read with substance: it puts you on the map and in its time. Tip: look out for caminos.
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.
