Camino de Finisterre y Muxía from Santiago de Compostela: 3 days by bike

Your Camino day by day

1. Day 1 Santiago de Compostela → Olveiroa 54.0 km · +1069 m / -1051 m

   Today's journey from Santiago de Compostela to Olveiroa is a long one, covering 54 km with a climb of over 1000 meters. Pilgrims will traverse varied landscapes, passing through charming villages along the way. Make sure to start early to fully enjoy the day ahead.

   Did you know that Santiago de Compostela is home to the magnificent Cathedral of Santiago, a UNESCO World Heritage site? It is believed to house the relics of Saint James, one of the twelve apostles.

   

   Map of Olveiroa: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in Olveiroa →

2. Day 2 Olveiroa → Finisterre 35.0 km · +600 m / -650 m

   Today's stage from Olveiroa to Finisterre spans 35 km with a climb of 600 m, offering varied landscapes and charming villages along the way. The route is challenging but rewarding, culminating in the coastal beauty of Finisterre. A practical tip is to start early to enjoy the sights without rushing.

   Did you know that Finisterre was considered the end of the known world in ancient times? Pilgrims would traditionally burn their clothes at the lighthouse to signify the end of their journey.

   

   Map of Finisterre: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in Finisterre →

3. Day 3 Finisterre → Muxía 30.0 km · +300 m / -300 m

   The stage from Finisterre to Muxía spans 30 km through stunning coastal landscapes and charming villages. Pilgrims will face a moderate climb of 300 m, making it a rewarding trek. A practical tip is to start early to fully enjoy the scenery along the way.

   Did you know that Muxía is famous for its Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Boat, which is said to house a miraculous statue brought by the Apostle James? This sanctuary has been a significant pilgrimage site for centuries, attracting visitors from all over.

   

   Map of Muxía: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in Muxía →

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