Discover all the curiosities, hidden places and secrets of this region on the Costa da Morte blog on the CMAT website.
CMAT, Costa da Morte Tourism
Explore Carballo through “TEARING DOWN WALLS WITH PAINT, A PROJECT TO HEAL THE WOUNDS LEFT BY TOWN PLANNING”. A chapter worth saving: full of ideas, references, and reasons to keep exploring. Tip: look out for curar.
Get to know Camariñas through “VILÁN LIGHTHOUSE, THE CYCLOPS THAT SHINES EVERY NIGHT”. Read it slowly: it’ll help you see the place with fresh eyes. Tip: look out for vilan.
Explore Cabana De Bergantiños through ““A CIDÁ” HILLFORT, LIFE IN A PREHISTORIC FORTIFIED VILLAGE” hillfort, life in a prehistoric fortified village”, LA VIDA EN UNA ALDEA DE LA PREHISTORIA”. A story that connects history and coast—exactly as locals live it. Tip: look out for aldea.
Immerse yourself in A Laracha through “SOANDRES, AN ANCIENT MONASTERY OVERLOOKING THE RIVER ANLLÓNS”. Planning a route? Here’s an essential stop in written form. Tip: look out for soandres.
Take a closer look at Zas through “TORRES DO ALLO, ONE OF THE FIRST TRADITIONAL MANOR HOUSES IN GALICIA”. Start with this chapter and you’ll understand the area better before you visit. Tip: look out for galicia.
Discover Vimianzo through “PASARELA AND TRABA ROCKS, A NATURAL OPEN-AIR MUSEUM”. A perfect primer: context, landscape, and key points—no filler. Tip: look out for pasarela.
Discover what to do during Easter 2026 on the Costa da Morte with a journey through the destination’s 17 municipalities: tradition, events, gastronomy, Atlantic landscapes, fishing villages and must-see plans for an unforgettable spring getaway in Galicia.
Take a closer look at Ponteceso through “CORME, THE TOWN WHERE GOOSE BARNACLES PUT ON THEIR FINERY”. Read it slowly: it’ll help you see the place with fresh eyes. Tip: look out for villa.
Understand Muxía through “MUXÍA, THE SHIP THAT SAILS FOR THE NORTH”. A short read with substance: it puts you on the map and in its time. Tip: look out for muxía.
Let yourself be carried along by Malpica De Bergantiños through “MALPICA, MY LOVE…”. If you care about local identity, this chapter will hook you. Tip: look out for malpica.
