With cliffs over 130 metres high and a lighthouse facing endless ocean, Cape Fisterra blends nature and legend.
Make your way to the edge and see where the land disappears.
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Faro de Fisterra: end of the Camino
At the far western tip of Galicia, Cape Fisterra pushes out into the Atlantic, where steep cliffs rise more than 130 metres above the sea. The landscape feels raw and open, shaped by constant wind and waves, with wide views over the Costa da Morte. At the highest point stands the well-known lighthouse, an octagonal granite tower looking out over the ocean. Close by, you’ll find rocky outcrops, scenic viewpoints, and remains of older sites like the ruins of San Guillermo and the sacred stones on Monte Facho. The cape is about 3 kilometres from the fishing town of Fisterra and is closely tied to the extended Camino de Santiago, often seen as its true symbolic endpoint. The name Fisterra was the inspiration for the name Gofinestera!
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