The Camino de Fisterra is, to many, the natural continuation and epilogue to the Camino Francés, or any other Camino. It starts in Santiago de Compostela and runs to Fisterra (more precisely, to Cape Fisterra) on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean.

Fisterra (Finisterre in Spanish, finis terræ in Latin) means ‘the end of the world’, because in ancient times it was the westernmost point of the world as known to Europeans.

Useful Info for Pilgrims

The compostela

In order to certify the completion of the pilgrimage, pilgrims have to obtain the compostela….

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FAQ

Here are some Frequently Asked Questions. Hopefully they include yours too. About the Camino Isn’t…

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The credencial

The credencial is the pilgrims’ ‘passport’ on the Way, a 14-page, accordion-pleated document, obtainable in…

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