Excellent guide and driver - Plenty of stops at interesting places. Beautiful countryside. Our guide, Alexis, was terrific. He knew lots of history and local information. His English was easy to understand. He was great at dealing with people and kept everyone on time.

Great day out - Great day out! I thought it was very good value as we had several stops and saw some very picturesque Gallician villages. Our guide Alexi was very knowledgeable and our driver Manuel was very professional and competent.

To the end of the world and back… - The trip to Finisterre was wonderful. Alexis was an excellent guide, very knowledgeable and kind to us passengers. This trip was a high point of my Camino de Santiago experience and I would also like to thank the excellent driver who drove us safely. Thank you for a fabulous day!!

Don’t miss this tour - Fabulous tour. Saw so many varied sites. Our guide “Elvis” was just the best. Really friendly and funny and knew everything about the sites we visited

Amazing - The places included in trip were very beautiful. Especially waterfall , Finisterre, Muxia. Excursion was very well organised, just enough time in every place. Guide- Elvis was friendly, kept very good timing, get a lot of information about the history and places.

The most evocative visit was to Cape Finisterre. The mill bridge equally interesting. - The guide Elvio was very precise, detailed, punctual and good company. The places were very interesting, and the day was very pleasant.

Good trip - Good trip to see the entire Galician coast but can be done by yourself if you have a car. We were hoping for more commentary and history, but only got a limited amount when we went to Finisterre and costa da morte. There were a few filler stops that felt unnecessary, for example the first stop to see a fishing town (we only had 15 minutes and by the time we went to town we had to rush back to the bus), and the last stop to see a bridge. They did recommend an excellent fish restaurant where we had a classic Galician meal.

The most memorable was... - The most memorable was Finisterre and Muxia. They were the only two places I wanted to visit, having just completed the full 800 kilometres Camino Frances.

Great experience - The stops were beautiful and enough time to visit each. Our guide Alexis was interesting and knowledgeable of the history of the different sites. A great way to see the sights on the coast.

The stops themselves were lovely. - It was so disorganized. I STILL don’t know that I was in the right bus. There are several that depart to the same locations at the same time. Someone from Viator called as the bus I was in was departing, so apparently they didn’t know if I was there, either. The coordinator was frazzled and of little help. And she spoke fluent English, but her accent was so thick I lost some of the narration. But I went on the bus I had boarded and saw the things as planned in my trip description. The tour itself was timely and well planned. I enjoyed it. I did not care for the bus drivers choice of music- the hip hop, pop, rap did not fit the scenery at all. And while he did skip the one song AFTER it said the N word, there were still plenty of songs using the F and P words. I listen to that type of music, but man, time and place! That is not my scenic Sea-side mix.