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A Illa de Arousa
Visorando Member 
2.81 mi
+30 ft
-30 ft
1h 20
Easy
Departure from A Illa de Arousa (Spain)
Tour of the southern part of the island in the Parque Natural do Carreirón, with beautiful beaches, well marked and very easy to access.Please note: the route passes by a naturist beach with nudists who may not appreciate "textiles".
Circular from the Monastery of Santa María da Armenteira
Visorando Member 8.46 mi
+1,430 ft
-1,417 ft
4h 35
Moderate
Departure from Meis (Galicia)
Starting from the monastery of Santa María da Armenteira, located in the village of Meis, hike through forests of eucalyptus, chestnut and pine trees. The paths are well marked. No major difficulties.
An hour after setting off, there is a beautiful view of the valley and the sea in the distance.
Second stage Camino Cabo Finisterre - Negreira to Santa Mariña
Association / Club / Walk leader 13.36 mi
+1,299 ft
-768 ft
7h 15
Moderate
Departure from Negreira (A Coruña)
This is an easier stage than the classic 33.6 km from Negreira to Olveiroa, through a really rural environment but with a few uphill climbs. In the first ten kilometers we cross lush forests of pine, chestnut and oak trees, then we go through a clearer patch of land. At the end, there's a small village that is friendly and worth exploring.
Santiago de Compostela, the pilgrims’ iconic city
Visorando Member 
2.35 mi
+135 ft
-115 ft
1h 10
Easy
Departure from Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña)
Santiago de Compostela is known throughout the world. Built on the tomb of St James the Apostle, the city attracts travellers for its famous cathedral, an exceptional monument with breathtaking façades that houses a wealth of relics. But the city of Santiago is home to many other equally magnificent monuments.
Every year, more than three million visitors come to wander through the city’s neighbourhoods, whose Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque architecture make them truly unique.
Camino Santiago de Compostela to Cabo Finisterre
Association / Club / Walk leader 72.33 mi
+7,113 ft
-7,569 ft
5 days
Moderate
Departure from Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña)
This walk can be done as an extention to any Camino de Santiago. It's the older reason people, like the Romans, walked across the top of the Iberian Peninsula, following the Milky Way to the ends of the earth (as it was known). Our recomendation is to go through Muxía rather than head straight to Fisterra (the name of the town). Also, we recommend going the extra 3 km to reach Cape Finisterre. Great scenery and an amazing climax to see the sunset on the Atlantic Ocean from the cape.
First Stage Camino Cabo Finisterre - Santiago to Negreira
Association / Club / Walk leader 12.97 mi
+1,470 ft
-1,801 ft
7h 15
Moderate
Departure from Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña)
Time to leave Santiago behind and follow the sun going west. It's more or less downhill as far as Aguapesada, then there's a bit of a climb over Alto do Mar de Ovellas, where we have to go up 210 metros in about 2 km, up to Carballo. Then it's a stroll, crossing the Tambre river and into Negreira.
Fourteenth Stage Camino Primitivo - Lavacolla to Santiago
Association / Club / Walk leader 6.16 mi
+371 ft
-495 ft
3h 10
Moderate
Departure from Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña)
The final stage of the Camino Primitivo, completing the 308.5 km. An easy walk to finish and still be in time for the Pilgrim's Mass at 12 o'clock midday. The route goes past the Monte do Gozo (Hill of Joy) which gives us a fine view of the three spires of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. From there, it's about an hour to the main door and entrance to the Cathedral and the end of this journey. However, the recommendation is to continue a few days more to Finisterre, on the Atlantic coast.