Starlight Tourism

Costa da Morte reflected in its sky

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Discover Starlight tourism on the Costa da Morte

Starlight is much more than an astronomical phenomenon, it is an element that has accompanied humanity throughout its history to make us dream, guide and marvel. In the Costa da Morte and in its clear skies there is a unique corner in the world to enjoy this natural spectacle in all its fullness. Here you can see locations where you can enjoy the starlight as well as more information about this wonder of nature on the Costa da Morte

Starlight Costa da Morte

The famous mathematician Jorge Mira made the calculations to determine exactly where the last ray of sunlight is seen in the old continent. Do you know where this place is located?

Starlight Costa da Morte

If you have said Costa da Morte you have been right since this point is located at the top of Mount Pindo in the municipality of Carnota, a mountain with a summit at 627 meters high and whose foot is less than a kilometer from the sea.

Starlight Costa da Morte

According to the mathematician from Baio, the proximity to the ocean and the height of Mount Pindus allow you to see a horizon farther away in the Atlantic, so you can see a sunset a few minutes later at this point and somewhere further into the ocean than anywhere in continental Europe.

Starlight Costa da Morte

But it’s not just the sun star shining in the sky over Costa da Morte…

Starlight Costa da Morte

We don’t need an AI or any trick to get the image you’re seeing. It is the nocturnal reality of Costa da Morte in which the sky never completely goes out.

Starlight Costa da Morte

Because in Costa da Morte there are countless places where you can look at the night sky and be amazed by the number of stars that inhabit it… be amazed by the possibilities that the universe offers you.

Find out below where the best places to see the stars on the Costa da Morte are.

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Malpica de Bergantiños: Punta Nariga Lighthouse

Iconic to watch the sunset, to appreciate the immensity of the maritime horizon, to take a look at t...

Carnota: Carnota Beach & Lariño Lighthouse

Both the Lariño lighthouse, a little further south along the coast, and Carnota beach itself are gre...

Muxía: Faro Touriñán

The well-known and iconic Touriñán lighthouse is located on the cape where the sun says goodbye to t...

Mazaricos: Monte Aro Viewpoint

This place is a point of great ornithological value and, in addition, part of the Camino de Santiago...

Cabin of Bergantiños: Castro A Cidá de Borneiro

In Cabana de Bergantiños, one of the best places to mix heritage and astronomy is the Castro A Cidá ...

Ponteceso: Brantuas Lighthouse

This is one of those iconic and different places that watch over our shores. And no, it is not a ...

A Laracha: Santa Marta Viewpoint

Another elevated place and away from the urban centers to have a night only illuminated by the stars...

Camariñas: Reira Beach and surroundings

If there is a place that represents the wild nature of the Costa da Morte, it is the route that goes...

Zas: Meda Peak

The Pico de Meda, in Zas, has already been the protagonist in a unique event this year: the partial ...

Corcubión: Surroundings of Cape Cee

A somewhat remote location that allows you to have a panoramic view from Fisterra to O Pindo. Its so...

Vimianzo: Mirador de San Bartolo

In Vimianzo the highest place is occupied by the viewpoint of San Bartolo. The town of Vimianzo is w...

Laxe: Traba and Soesto beaches

If there is one thing that Laxe has, it is beaches that take your breath away. Both Traba and Soesto...

Coristanco: Fontecova Lagoon

The Town Hall of Coristanco, being inland, has very different attractions as far as astronomical obs...

Fisterra: Pedras Santas or Marconi

This point is located in the second highest place in the municipality of Fisterra: Monte Facho. It i...

Dumbría: Pedra Cabalgada or Brazal

Also known as Pedra do Brazal. It stands out as an astronomical observation point within the municip...

Cee: Beaches and viewpoints

In the case of Cee, choosing a single spot is difficult. It has some secluded beaches where you can ...

Mirador de estrelas in Pedra Moura de Aldemunde

In Carballo there is a place that evokes fantasy stories. The dolmen of Pedra Moura de Aldemunde col...

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Discover Starlight tourism on the Costa da Morte

Starlight Costa da Morte

Starlight Costa da Morte

Starlight Costa da Morte

Starlight Costa da Morte

Starlight Costa da Morte

Starlight Costa da Morte

Starlight Tourism

Seeing 17 Results

Malpica de Bergantiños: Punta Nariga Lighthouse

Carnota: Carnota Beach & Lariño Lighthouse

Muxía: Faro Touriñán

Mazaricos: Monte Aro Viewpoint

Cabin of Bergantiños: Castro A Cidá de Borneiro

Ponteceso: Brantuas Lighthouse

A Laracha: Santa Marta Viewpoint

Camariñas: Reira Beach and surroundings

Zas: Meda Peak

Corcubión: Surroundings of Cape Cee

Vimianzo: Mirador de San Bartolo

Laxe: Traba and Soesto beaches

Coristanco: Fontecova Lagoon

Fisterra: Pedras Santas or Marconi

Dumbría: Pedra Cabalgada or Brazal

Cee: Beaches and viewpoints

Mirador de estrelas in Pedra Moura de Aldemunde

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