Author name: caSAnosa

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING AROUND HERE: There is a story of the Costa da Morte that is neither viewed from its cliffs nor walked along its trails. It is a story written tens of meters underwater, where the Atlantic guards one of the most fascinating and densely packed underwater archaeological sites on the entire European

Bet You Didn’t Know This: There is a stretch of the Camino de Santiago where the Galician mountain mist brings not only dampness but also stories that made even the bravest pilgrims tremble for over five hundred years. Long before reaching the sea at Fisterra or witnessing the ocean’s power at Muxía, the traveler must

HAVE YOU HEARD?: Arriving at the Plaza del Obradoiro is an unforgettable moment, but every year more and more pilgrims decide to continue on to the “end of the world.” The route connecting Santiago de Compostela with the imposing cliffs of Fisterra and the A Barca shrine in Muxía continues to gain popularity. To accommodate

DID YOU KNOW THIS? — If you’re planning a getaway to the Costa da Morte or are already counting down the days until you can enjoy the tranquility of caSAnosa, we have some great news that will interest you (a lot). The Santiago-Rosalía de Castro (Lavacolla) Airport—located just a convenient hour’s drive from our house—has

HAVE YOU HEARD? Today, Muxía reached the climax of the Romaría da Barca, one of the religious and popular festivals with the longest history, greatest fervor, and largest turnout in all of A Costa da Morte and Galicia. After days of festive celebrations, Sunday once again drew thousands of pilgrims and visitors who didn’t want