Kilometer Zero Marker, Muxía – Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Boat loop from Atlantic Shore

Kilometer Zero Marker, Muxía – Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Boat loop from Atlantic Shore

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Kilometer Zero Marker, Muxía – Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Boat loop from Atlantic Shore

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34.3km

680m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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ZEC Costa da Morte

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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8.28 km

View of the Costa da Morte coastline

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... much wind from time to time, but take you time and enjoy the view

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14.1 km

View of Lourido Beach

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Lovely roads with a spectacular coast. Worth the trip.

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14.3 km

Route along the western coast to Muxía

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Parallel to the western cliffs of the peninsula the route runs to Muxía, with several opportunities to approach the water and overlooks

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16.2 km

Port of Muxía

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muxxia fishing port nice town

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16.7 km

Muxia

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Here you can get your Credencial Muxia, but also in the Concello (Town Hall)

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17.3 km

The Way of St. James (Camino de Santiago) ends in Muxía in its extension from Santiago de Compostela via Cabo Fisterra.

The pilgrimage route leads past the village on a pleasant footpath along the coast to the sanctuary of A Virxe da Barca (Our Lady of the Boat) which is situated at the head of the headland.

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17.4 km

Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Boat

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The sanctuary is baroque in style with influences from classicism. The first written document that remains of the temple is from the year 1544. The chapel was rebuilt several times, until the current one was built at the beginning of the 18th century, in 1719, thanks to the donation of the Counts of Maceda, whose ashes are found in some tombs inside the sanctuary.

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23.7 km

View of the Costa da Morte (Atlantic Ocean) near Muxía

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Absolute nature. Between the seas and hills. There is some up and down, but the views justify any effort. Traffic is no problem, but don't forget that there could be some.

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34.3 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

33.0 km

1.27 km

Surfaces

27.5 km

6.41 km

428 m