Bus from Finisterre to Muxia

[sbm]

Are there any buses that run from Finisterre to Muxia?

 

[peregrina2000]

Hi, sbm,

See this post from last year: santiago-to-finisterre-and-muxia/topic14458.html

I think Mig's right that there is not direct bus service. You will have to transfer in Cee, I'm pretty sure.

But if you check on the monbus website, you can see the schedule for each of the two segments, Fisterra - Cee and then Cee to Muxia.

Buen camino, Laurie

 

[Priscillian]

Yes, you transfer in Cee, but it´s pretty painless. Bus timetables are likely to change in May so make sure that the info you get is up-to-date. (And of course, if you have the time, do walk. It has been described to me many times as one of the best days on the Camino. It´s 29 klms.)

 

[formysons]

If I want to walk from Finisterre to Muxia can I do it in two days, I want to do a slow walk to appreciate everything on the way, so will need an albergue after about 16km ??

 

[Priscillian]

Rural hotels and a hostal in Lires and if you walk a bit further on Casa de Trillo in Santa Mariña is highly recommended. Jesus and Rosa have long standing connections to the Amigos del Camino in Galicia.

 

[Tincatinker]

Lires makes a great staging point between Fisterra and Muxia, though we were walking the other way. The Hostal is very pilgrim friendly, as is the bar on the headland above the bay on the "alternative" route.

 

[DamianG]

If I want to walk from Finisterre to Muxia can I do it in two days, I want to do a slow walk to appreciate everything on the way, so will need an albergue after about 16km ??

Its a relatively easy one day walk so taking two days will give you ample time to appreciate the way. There are facilities along the way, as detailed by other respondents. Cheers.

 

[C clearly]

This thread is old, and any information addressing the original questions about bus transport would be out-of-date, so I will close the thread to further replies.