Madridejos to Mora (Toledo)

The stage leading to Finisterre is the last chapter of the pilgrimage for many. It's a journey to enjoy and assimilate all the experiences of the Camino. Starting from Cee or Corcubión, the route follows the coastline line, offering spectacular views of the estuary and the sea. The most notable section is the walk along the long and beautiful beach of Langosteira, an invitation to take off your shoes and feel the sand and water of the Atlantic Ocean. After the beach, you arrive at the marina village of Fisterra (Finisterre), a fishing village with a bustling port and a welcoming atmosphere. But the true end of the Camino is just a few kilometers away from the village. A steep road ascends to Cape Finisterre, where the iconic lighthouse stands tall. This place, considered the "finis terrae" of ancient times, is an enclave loaded with magic and symbolism. Tradition dictates that pilgrims perform several rituals here: burning some clothing used on the Camino, collecting a shell from the beach, and above all, sitting on the rocks to contemplate the sunset over the endless ocean. The visit to the milestone at kilometer 0.0 is the final photo of the journey.