Tourism Costa da Morte - Natural areas, beaches and headlands of the Costa de la Muerte, Coruña, Galicia, Spain

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CARNOTA ´S BEACH The dunes of Carnota form one of the longest beaches in Galicia.
Its southern finisterrae´s landscape foresees the climate
and the coastal lines of the Rias Baixas.

BALDAIO-RAZO Baldaio is known for its huge ecological value since this humid area is a refuge for thousands of birds in the migratory routes of Autumn and Spring.

CAPE FISTERRA Western cape of Europe, Fisterra is both Costa da Morte´s southern limit and beginning of new coastal lines : the Rias Baixas.

CAPE RONCUDO Mythical place of the Costa da Morte, the Cape Roncudo owes its popularity to be the cradle of the best barnacle in the world.

CAPE TOURIÑÁN The powerful Cape Tourinan lighthouse is located in the most solitary, stormy and dangerous sea of the Costa da Morte.

CAPE VILÁN Resistant to the Atlantic Ocean and the north wind, the imposing Cape Vilan is located in a legendary land.

SISARGAS ISLES -CAPE SANTO HADRIAN Located among ferocious waves and strong winds, the Sisargas Islands contain a great natural wealth in which they are found rare birds and botanic species.

ALCAIAN LAKE The Alcaian lake was some years ago one of the biggest lakes in the whole Celtiberian peninsula.

TRABA ´S LAKE Traba´s lake and dunes shelter some bird species carried by hurricanes from the American continent to the Atlantic shores.

MONTE BRANCO RIVER ANLLONS´ ESTUARY River Anllons´ estuary is both an atypical creek and an area of very important ecological value.

MONTE PINDO Highest peak of the Land´s End, the Pindo mountain´s pink granitic vestment is traditionally considered as the home of Galician celtic deities.