The lighthouse route
This is the route of the lighthouses of almost 200 kilometers where body and spirit prove themselves. That is O Camiño dos Faros. The commonly called Route of the Lighthouses is a journey of between 8 to 10 days in which the protagonist is the group of travelers and La Costa Da Morte witnesses the odyssey of these adventurers.
Throughout the entire journey, travelers will go on a relaxed hike, capturing moments and landscapes in images. These excursions make stops for lunch and each night the place of accommodation varies as the route progresses.
It should be noted that this tour includes the lighthouses located along the Costa Da Morte. Usually the tour begins in Malpica, a beautiful town on the coast. Travelers are shy at first, but between photos they begin to exchange phrases and get to know each other. The terrain is rugged but it is worth the effort while having the beautiful coastline as a backdrop, which from time to time presents the group with a viewpoint where they can marvel at nature and its wonders. We fall short when describing the Route of the Lighthouses these are the most outstanding:
Punta de Nariga Lighthouse
This is also the most recent lighthouse built (1998) and rises 55 meters above sea level and has a range of 22 nautical miles. During this tour you can see the Mirador de San Adrián, the Cliffs, the Nariga Coast and the Enseada do Lago among many other spaces to admire and photograph.
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Roncudo Lighthouse
There are 26 kilometers from Niñóns beach to the Ponteceso bridge. During the day’s journey the landscape changes. The group is discovering landscapes that seem virgin and solitary and are interrupted with the activity of the villages. Like that of Roncudo, with its stone structures. The ocean and its wild pounding that produces a particular sound due to the strong winds have given its name to both the village of stone-built houses and the Lighthouse. The Roncudo was built in 1920 and has a height of 38 meters and a range of 13 nautical miles.
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Laxe lighthouse
The arrival at the town and beach of Laxe also marks the arrival at the next lighthouse, the Punta de Laxe Lighthouse. It rises 66 meters above sea level and has a range of 23 nautical miles.
Cape Villano Lighthouse
Its range is 28 nautical miles. It has 104 mts. high, and was built in pink granite. The highlight of this lighthouse is that its construction dates back to the end of the 19th century, and was ordered as a result of the tragedy of the sinking of the English-flagged Training Ship Serpent in 1890. It was the first electric lighthouse in Spain.
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Finisterre lighthouse
It is considered as the end of the Pilgrimage of the Camino de Santiago for some travelers.
During the era of the Roman Empire, it was believed that this western point marked the end of the known world and there was nothing beyond it. That is why it is commonly called The End Of The World. The lighthouse was built in 1853, has an elevation of 144 meters and a range of 23 nautical miles.
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