Camino de Santiago a Finisterre & Muxia

0:00 Intro
03:36 Ponte Maceira
05:40 Negreira Roman Fair
14:10 Waterfall of Ezaro
19:06 Walk up to Cape Finisterre
The Camino de Finisterre and Muxia from Santiago de Compostela is seen as a final point for those wanting to extend their Camino Frances. It is a different and unique route as it is the only one that does not lead to Santiago de Compostela, but rather starts from there and for this reason it is used as a continuation or epilogue of the path taken by each pilgrim, walking the few remaining days until the end of the world. The Camino de Finisterre and Muxía follows ancient paths dating to pre Roman times walking following the course of the sun to the ends of the earth, where the Costa da Morte was the limit of the world as it was then known. Today, as in the past many pilgrims end their journey here and continue to be moved by silently contemplating the sunset over the ocean

[@judicarbone3001]

Thanks for this wonderful footage of the Camino Finisterre - Muxia. It brought back many wonderful memories. I am telling everyone about your video channel so they, too, have an immersive experience - Judi Melbourne 😃Buen Camino

[@JoeCarmona]

Thanks Judi much appreciated It was great to have walked with you, they were great memories and I hope that I captured them to be able to present them on video

[@michaelhayden5264]

So many eucaliptus trees - reminds me of home!!

[@JoeCarmona]

In Galicia it's the most dominant species I passed a few sawmills. So as you say it's like walking at home, buen Camino from Canberra Australia

[@placidobaamonde6374]

Hiking Heaven, estás caminando por GALICIA que es un hermoso y mágico país de España. Gracias.

[@JoeCarmona]

Muchas gracias tienes razón Galicia tiene muchos lugares únicos, buen Camino

[@seanclark2085]

I love the walk to Finisterre , and now skip the last 100km from Sarria (to crowded and commercial now)and bus to Santiago then walk to Finisterre, it's a much better use of my time when it's limited . I'm going to try the coastal walk of the lighthouses the next time I get the opportunity to go walkabout .
Great videos, enjoyed your Camino
No worries and Buen Camino

[@GrandOld-Parr]

Walk it all.

[@seanclark2085]

I have

[@jorgwenning9360]

Hey ... nice to see your Videos. Remindes me of the Way. Miss my Face...meet you in a Bar in Santiago with Ernest...also in my way to Muxia. Maybe you remember me... Jörg from Germany 😊

[@JoeCarmona]

Thanks glad you liked it Jorq hope your Caminos went well I am back in Australia and will upload the videos of my five consecutive Caminos

[@PilarGonzalez-fo6pq]

Gracias por compartir este magnífico video, en él nos muestras imágenes preciosas.Buen Camino.🍀👏👏👏

[@JoeCarmona]

Muchasimas gracias Pilar agradezco que te haya gustado el vídeo,, sólo me quedan dos meses para regresar a España para hacer cuatro caminos consecutivos y esperó repetir tantas inolvidables memorias

[@PilarGonzalez-fo6pq]

@@JoeCarmona Te deseo que en esos caminos vivas experiencias inolvidables,disfrutar de los paisajes, cultura, monumentos, y gastronomía siempre es enriquecedor. Qué caminos vas a recorrer? Un saludo desde España 👏👏👏🍀

[@JoeCarmona]

@@PilarGonzalez-fo6pq Pues voy hacer el Camino Frances de SJPDP empezando el 1 April para comparar con el que hize en Agosto, El Inglés, El Del Invierno y El Portugués Senda Espiritual las cuatro entradas a Santiago de Compostela alrededor de 1400 kms unos dos meses

[@PilarGonzalez-fo6pq]

En el mes de abril las temperaturas son más suaves y siempre resulta más cómodo caminar, el Camino de Invierno es muy bonito pues tiene unos paisajes espectaculares Las Médulas, los cañones del río Sil,la Ribera Sacra, pueblecitos preciosos ...... Un auténtico placer para los sentidos, seguro que la experiencia será inolvidable.Un saludo desde España. Buen Camino.👍👍👍🍀

[@anxomillaraveiga9404]

very good video

[@JoeCarmona]

Thanks glad you liked it, buen Camino

[@JoeCarmona]

Es facil hacer un buen video cuando el paisaje de Galicia es tan precioso, muchas gracias Anxo

[@AMonsLife]

I enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing your journey. How did you decide between SdC to Finisterre to Muxia vs SdC to Muxia to Finisterre?

[@JoeCarmona]

Thanks glad that you liked it. There were a couple of reasons for choosing to go from SDC to Finisterre then Muxia, first of all this was a reward for finishing my Camino Frances in 26 days as I only had 33 walking days available to me. In 2016 I did 3 Caminos, Norte, Primitivo and from SDC to Muxia ending in Finisterre, which I found a more natural way to end your Camino, therefore this time around I wanted to do it in reverse Finisterre then finish in Muxia and taking that route was able to at Cee take that side trip to visit the Waterfall at Ezaro well worth it, buen Camino and good luck with your RUclips channel

[@AMonsLife]

@@JoeCarmona And to your channel as well. I will sub 😊 I'm planning my second Camino for Sept 2025.

[@JoeCarmona]

​@@AMonsLifeThanks much appreciated as you will become my 1000 th subscriber. I am planning four consecutive Caminos beginning in SJPDP April 1 this year