カマリーニャス周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

The cemetery may be of interest to English people for historical reasons. We liked the great surroundings. There is an official access road and a parking lot and after a 10-minute walk there is a super secluded, large beach.

A small lighthouse stands on the famous Costa da Morte, the Coast of Death. Rough rocks and high waves.

A memorial and a very beautiful memory.

A place that exudes incredible energy!!

The monument, also known as the Muxia Monument, commemorates a tanker accident. Through the gap in the work of art you can see the wide sea. The rough but beautiful landscape with the strong surf reveals why this area is called the Death Coast (Galician: Costa da Morte, Galician, Spanish: Costa de la Muerte). Here is a final stone of the Way of St. James (km 0.000).

The lighthouse is located on a rocky, wild coast. Interesting rock formations and numerous seabirds can be seen here. The lighthouse itself was built at the beginning of the 20th century and takes the form of a cylindrical tower 11 meters high.

On November 13, 2002, off the coast of northern Spain, one of the world's greatest environmental disasters occurred: The tanker "Prestige", 77,000 tons of heavy fuel oil on board, reported a leak in the hull over the radio, was towed out to sea and broke up there. Thousands of tons of the highly toxic heavy oil pour into the sea - and a short time later spill onto the beaches.

This memorial to commemorate a serious tanker accident in 2002 can also be found here in the system under the name "Piedra a Ferida". The crack in the stone is symbolic of the bursting of the tanker, which led to a very large environmental disaster.