The Costa da Morte extends across the northwest of Galicia, from Malpica to Cape Finisterre, the Roman 'end of the world'. Its name, 'Costa de la Muerte', evokes its history of numerous shipwrecks due to the strong currents, winds and rugged nature of its coastline. However, this harshness gives it an overwhelming beauty: vertiginous cliffs, virgin and wild beaches, iconic lighthouses that guide sailors and an untamed sea that shapes the landscape. It is a destination for lovers of nature, hiking, maritime history, authentic gastronomy and those seeking a deep and less conventional experience, away from the crowds.