Fisterra: Pedras Santas or Marconi

Starlight tourism
Fisterra

Find out more about Fisterra: Pedras Santas or Marconi

This point is located in the second highest place in the municipality of Fisterra: Monte Facho. It is accessed through the road that goes to the lighthouse, 100 meters before arriving. This enclave is also called Marconi because of the telegraph station that is located there. This special area, being so high and at the same time so close to the sea, is perfect to observe the sky with the immensity of the ocean in the background.

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