Camariñas

Located on a peninsula between the calm waters of the estuary, full of white beaches and coves, and a rough sea with waves.

If you only have one day to visit us, here is a proposal to visit Camariñas and leave you wanting more.

Camariñas is one of the most attractive villages on the Costa da Morte, but if you don´t have much time to visit it, we propose a two-day plan visiting its most emblematic places.

200 km al borde del mar, viajando de este a oeste, serás testigo de la magia de este litoral, con sus faros, aves, puestas de sol y naturaleza virgen.

More than 20 routes and 200 km to enjoy Camariñas, its coast and inland in different ways. Designed for different paces and options for walking or cycling.

Situated 75 m above sea level in a setting of great scenic value, this octagonal lighthouse was the first electric lighthouse in Spain. Today it houses a museum and
an exhibition hall.

Another way of getting to know our municipality is to visit the different ports, small and artisanal or larger and industrial, such as Camariñas.

Indispensable to get to know the culture, history and traditions of our people who live in front of the sea.

Monuments dedicated to the people of the sea and their traditions, chapels and churches. 

Originating from the shipwreck of the "The Serpent" in 1890, it is the only cemetery which is only dedicated to shipwreck victims. Today it is part of the European Route of Singular Cemeteries.

Urban or unspoilt, in a spectacular setting of fine white sand.

Multiple viewpoints dot the coastline, where you can stop and take in the breathtaking views.

The highest rampant dune on the peninsula and at the foot of which unfolds the caramiña, the flower that gives its name to this locality. In the cove of Trece stands the highest rampant dune on the peninsula, with a height of 150 m. At the foot of the dune are the endangered caramignan bushes (Corema album), with a large reserve in the northwest area

Anthropomorphic figures, stone monuments sculpting the whims of nature.