3. From Olveiroa to Finisterre – Camino de Santiago

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.
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1. The start of one of the nicest sections of this Camino

2. The hamlet of Logoso

3. First view of the chimneys of the carbide factory, visible for miles around

4. With an excellent cafe at Hospital

5. The double waymark where the Camino divides, Finisterre to the left and Muxia to the right

6. Keep going

7. Road crossing with wayside cross

8. Way

9. View across the valley

10. Santuario de Nosa Señe;ora das Neves

11. Cross in the field below the church

12. And the way continues

13. Four-way junction

14. Chapel of San Pedro Martir

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

17. Descent towards cée

18. Wayside cross at entrance to Cée

19. One of the few old houses in Cée

20. The cemetery

21. The main square

22. Town centre

23. The new esplanade

24. End of the esplanade and fishing boats

25. Port of Corcubión, the next village

26. Old street 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

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)

31. Looking back at Corcubión

32. Leaving Corcubión

33. Useful fountain

34. First view of Sardineiro

35. Distant view of Cape Finisterre

36. Looking back

37. Nice wooded path

38. Closer view of Cape Finisterre

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

41. End of the walkway and ascent to the mirador

42. Cliffs and the distant port

43. Street in Finisterre

44. Another street in Finisterre

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