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Home→Camino de Finisterre & Muxia→3. From Olveiroa to Finisterre

3. From Olveiroa to Finisterre

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  • Today’s day will be a long walking day and you will again pass through many Galician hamlets. The first one, right after Olveiroa is O Logos, followed by the village of Hospital. From here you can take the road directly to Muxia or choose to go to Fisterre.

    To go to Fisterre, you will first reach the Sanctuary of A Nosa Senora das Neves. Another point of interest along the way is the Hermitage of San Pedro Martir, which also boasts a miraculous fountain purported to cure various ailments and on the hillock of O Cruceiro da Armada the traveler gets the first glimps of Cape Fisterra looming in the distance. From here on, the road goes downhill until you reach Cape Fisterra.

  • From From Olveiroa to Cée

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  • 1. The start of one of the nicest sections of this Camino
    1. The start of one of the nicest sections of this Camino
    2. The hamlet of Logoso
    2. The hamlet of Logoso
    3. First view of the chimneys of the carbide factory, visible for miles around
    3. First view of the chimneys of the carbide factory, visible for miles around
    4. With an excellent cafe at Hospital
    4. With an excellent cafe at Hospital
    5. The double waymark where the Camino divides, Finisterre to the left and Muxia to the right
    5. The double waymark where the Camino divides, Finisterre to the left and Muxia to the right
    6. Keep going
    6. Keep going
    7. Road crossing with wayside cross
    7. Road crossing with wayside cross
    8. Way
    8. Way
    9. View across the valley
    9. View across the valley
    10. Santuario de Nosa Señe;ora das Neves
    10. Santuario de Nosa Señe;ora das Neves
    11. Cross in the field below the church
    11. Cross in the field below the church
    12. And the way continues
    12. And the way continues
    13. Four-way junction
    13. Four-way junction
    14. Chapel of San Pedro Martir
    14. Chapel of San Pedro Martir
    15. With another handsome new fuente, complete with h bench for the convenient immersion of tired feet
    15. With another handsome new fuente, complete with h bench for the convenient immersion of tired feet
    16. Pointed marker stone - and first view of the sea for nearly 900 km
    16. Pointed marker stone - and first view of the sea for nearly 900 km
    17. Descent towards cée
    17. Descent towards cée
    18. Wayside cross at entrance to Cée
    18. Wayside cross at entrance to Cée
    19. One of the few old houses in Cée
    19. One of the few old houses in Cée
    20. The cemetery
    20. The cemetery
    21. The main square
    21. The main square
    22. Town centre
    22. Town centre
    23. The new esplanade
    23. The new esplanade
    24. End of the esplanade and fishing boats
    24. End of the esplanade and fishing boats
    25. Port of Corcubión, the next village
    25. Port of Corcubión, the next village
    26. Old street in Corcubión
    26. Old street in Corcubión
    27. The annual Saint's day in Corcubión
    27. The annual Saint's day in Corcubión
    28. The Virgin was brought out from the church and given a trip out to sea
    28. The Virgin was brought out from the church and given a trip out to sea
    29. The very enthusiatic town band
    29. The very enthusiatic town band
    30.  The image of San Roque showing his wound, and with the pilgrim staff and scallop shell, and his fiathful dog (in the church)
    30. The image of San Roque showing his wound, and with the pilgrim staff and scallop shell, and his fiathful dog (in the church)
    31. Looking back at Corcubión
    31. Looking back at Corcubión
    32. Leaving Corcubión
    32. Leaving Corcubión
    33. Useful fountain
    33. Useful fountain
    34. First view of Sardineiro
    34. First view of Sardineiro
    35. Distant view of Cape Finisterre
    35. Distant view of Cape Finisterre
    36. Looking back
    36. Looking back
    37. Nice wooded path
    37. Nice wooded path
    38. Closer view of Cape Finisterre
    38. Closer view of Cape Finisterre
    39. A secret beach
    39. A secret beach
    40. Waymark with large marker for the beginning of the Corredoira de Don Camilo, a beachside esplanade which carries you the last three kilometres to Finisterre
    40. Waymark with large marker for the beginning of the Corredoira de Don Camilo, a beachside esplanade which carries you the last three kilometres to Finisterre
    41. End of the walkway and ascent to the mirador
    41. End of the walkway and ascent to the mirador
    42. Cliffs and the distant port
    42. Cliffs and the distant port
    43. Street in Finisterre
    43. Street in Finisterre
    44. Another street in Finisterre
    44. Another street in Finisterre

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  • Camino Francés (French Way)
    • 1. From St.-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Roncesvalles
    • 2. From Roncesvalles to Zubiri
    • 3. From Zubiri to Pamplona
    • 4. From Pamplona to Puente la Reina
    • 5. From Puente La Reina to Estella
    • 6. From Estella to Torres del Rio
    • 7. From Torres del Rio to Logroño
    • 8. From Logroño to Nájera
    • 9. From Nájera to Santo Domingo de la Calzada
    • 10. From Santo Domingo de la Calzada to Belorado
    • 11. From Belorado to San Juan de Ortega
    • 12. From San Juan de Ortega to Burgos
    • 13. From Burgos to Hontanas
    • 14. From Hontanas to Frómista
    • 15. From Fromista to Carrión de los Condes
    • 16. From Carrión de las Condes to Sahagún
    • 17. From Sahagún to El Burgo Ranero
    • 18. From El Burgo Ranero to Mansilla de las Mulas
    • 19. From Mansilla de las Mulas to León
    • 20. From León to Villadangos del Páramo
    • 21. From Villadangos del Paramo to Astorga
    • 22. From Astorga to Rabanal del Camino
    • 23. From Rabanal to Ponferrada
    • 24. From Ponferrada to Villafranca del Bierzo
    • 25. From Villafranca del Bierzo to O Cebreiro
    • 26. From O Cebreiro to Sarria
    • 27. From Sarria to Portomarín
    • 28. From Portomarín to Palas de Rei
    • 29. From Palas de Rei to Arzúa
    • 30. From Arzúa to Santiago de Compostela
  • Camino de Finisterre & Muxia
    • 1. From Santiago de Compostela to Negreira
    • 2. From Negreira to Olveiroa
    • 3. From Olveiroa to Finisterre
    • 4. From Finisterre to Muxia
    • 3a. From Olveiroa to Muxia
  • Camino Aragones
    • 1. From Somport to Jaca
    • 2. From Jaca to Arrés
    • 3. From Arrés to Ruesta
    • 4. From Ruesta to Sangüesa
    • 5. From Sangüesa to Monreal
    • 6. From Monreal to Puente la Reina
  • Le Puy Route
  • Camí de Sant Jaume
  • Camino de Madrid
  • Camino Ingles
    • 1. From Ferrol to Pontedeume or Miño
    • 2. From Miño and Pontedeume to Betanzos
    • 1a. From Coruña to Bruma
    • 3. From Betanzos to Hospital Bruma
    • 4. From Bruma to Sigueiro
    • 5. From Sigueiro to Santiago de Compostela
  • Camino Primitivo
    • 1. From Oviedo to San Juan de Villapañada
    • 2. From San Juan de Villapañada to Salas
    • 3. From Salas to Tineo
    • 4. From Tineo to Pola de Allande
    • 5. From Pola de Allande to La Mesa
    • 6. From La Mesa to Grandas de Salime
    • 7. From Grandas de Salime to A Fonsagrada
    • 8. From A Fonsagrada to O Cádavo
    • 9. From O Cádavo to Lugo
    • 10. From Lugo to San Román da Retorta
    • 11. From San Román da Retorta to Melide
  • Camino Portugués
    • 1. From Porto to Vilarinho
    • 2. From Vilarinho to Barcelos
    • 3. From Barcelos to Ponte de Lima
    • 4. From Ponte de Lima to Rubiães
    • 5. From Rubiães to Tui
    • 6. From Tui to Redondela
    • 7. From Redondela to Pontevedra
    • 8. From Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis
    • 9. From Caldas de Reis to Padrón
    • 10. From Padrón to Santiago de Compostela
  • Tunnel Route
    • 1. From Irun to Hernani
    • 2. From Hernani to Legorreta
    • 3. From Legorreta to Segura
    • 4. From Segura to Salvatierra
    • 5. From Salvatierra to Estibaliz
    • 6. From Estibaliz to La Puebla de Arganzon
    • 7. From La Puebla de Arganzon to Briñas
    • 8. From Briñas to Santa Domingo de la Calzada
  • Via de la Plata
    • 1. From Sevilla to Guillena
    • 2. From Guillena to Castilblanco
    • 3. From Castilblanco to Almaden de la Plata
    • 4. From Almaden de la Plata to Monesterio
    • 5. From Monasterio to Fuente De Cantos
    • 6. From Fuente de Cantos to Villafranca de los Barros
    • 7. From Villafranca de los Barros to Torremejía
    • 8. From Torremejia to Merida
    • 9. From Merida to Alcuéscar
    • 10. From Alcuéscar to Cáceres
    • 11. From Cáceres to Embalse de Alcántara
    • 12. From Embalse de Alcántara to Galisteo
    • 13. From Galisteo to Caparra
    • 14. From Caparra to Baños de Montemayor
    • 15. From Baños de Montemayor to Fuenterroble de Salvatierra
    • 16. From Fuenterroble de Salvatierra to San Pedro de Rozados
    • 17. From San Pedro de Rozados to Salamanca
    • 18. From Salamanca to El Cubo de Tierra del Vino
    • 19. From El Cubo de Tierra del Vino to Zamora
    • 20. From Zamora to Montamarta
    • 21. From Montamarta to Granja de Moreruela
    • 22. From Granja de Moreruela to Tábara
    • 23. From Tábara to Santa Croya de Tera
    • 24. From Santa Marta de Tera to Rionegro del Puente
    • 25. From Rionegro del Puente to Puebla de Sanabria
    • 26. From Puebla de Sanabria to Lubián
    • 27. From Lubián to A Gudiña
    • 28. From A Gudina to Laza
    • 29. From Laza to Xunqueira de Ambía
    • 30. From Xunqueira de Ambía to Ourense
    • 31. From Ourense to Cea
    • 32. From Cea to A Laxe
    • 33. From A Laxe to Outeiro
    • 34. From Outeiro to Santiago de Compostela
  • Camino del Salvador
    • 1. From León to Buiza
    • 2. From La Robla to Buiza
    • 3. From Buiza to Pajares
    • 4. From Pajares to Pola de Lena
    • 5. From Pola de Lena to Oviedo
  • Camino del Norte (Northern Way)
    • 1. From Irún to San Sebastián
    • 2. From San Sebastián to Zarautz
    • 3. From Zarautz to Deba
    • 4. From Deba to Markina
    • 5. From Markina to Gernika
    • 6. From Gernika to Lezama
    • 7. From Lezama to Bilbao
    • 8. From Bilbao to Portugalete
    • 9. From Portugalete to Castro Urdiales
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    • 11. From Laredo to Güemes
    • 12. From Güemes to Santander
    • 13. From Santander to Santillana del Mar
    • 14. From Santillana del Mar to Comillas
    • 15. From Comillas to Colombres
    • 16. From Colombres to Llanes
    • 17. From Llanes to Ribadesella
    • 18. From Ribadesella to Sebrayo (Villaviciosa)
    • 19. From Sebrayo (Villaviciosa) to Gijón
    • 20. From Gijón to Avilés
    • 21. From Avilés to Soto del Barco
    • 22. From Soto del Barco to Soto de Luiña
    • 23. From Soto de Luiña to Cadavedo
    • 24. From Cadavedo to Luarca
    • 25. From Luarca to La Caridad
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    • 27. From Ribadeo to Lourenzá
    • 28. From Lourenzá to Gontán
    • 29. From Gontán to Vilalba
    • 30. From Vilalba to Baamonde
    • 31. From Baamonde to Sobrado dos Monxes
    • 32. From Sobrado dos Monxes to Arzúa

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