The Camino de Fisterra y Muxía is known as the extension of the Camino de Santiago that connects the Galician capital with Cape Finisterre and Muxía, both located on the legendary Costa da Morte. It is a different and unique route, as it is the only one that does not lead to Compostela but rather starts from there, and for this reason, it is used as a continuation or epilogue of the journey completed by each pilgrim, walking the few remaining stages to the end of the world.

It is estimated that between 10% and 15% of the pilgrims who arrive in Compostela continue their journey to Fisterra, and many of them also take the opportunity to visit Muxía (the connecting stage is marked in both directions, Fisterra-Muxía or Muxía-Fisterra, with milestones and double arrows). Some even, after visiting both final destinations of the Camino de Santiago, continue walking back toward Santiago, completing an almost circular route.

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