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Ponteceso

Birthplace of the Galician bard Eduardo Pondal and a maritime village on the Costa da Morte. Ponteceso, by the banks of the River Anllóns, is a stopover with culture, nature, and a taste of the sea.

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Ponteceso is an important village in the Bergantiños region and a key stop on the Camiño dos Faros. The birthplace of poet Eduardo Pondal, author of the Galician hymn, the town breathes culture and galleguidad. Situated at the mouth of the Anllóns river, it offers a beautiful estuary and marshland landscape, ideal for birdwatching. The village has an enjoyable riverside promenade, an imposing bridge, and all the necessary services for walkers. It is a perfect place to rest, explore the legacy of Bergantiños' bard, and enjoy local cuisine before continuing on the route towards beaches and cliffs along the coast.

Last updated: 21/08/2025

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Path of the Lighthouses

Niñóns - Ponteceso

27.10 km 9.75 h Alta

From: Niñóns

To: Ponteceso

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Ponteceso - Laxe

25.30 km 9.00 h Media

From: Ponteceso

To: Laxe

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