It's the end of the world as we know it
After a lovely stay in A Coruña, it was time to hit the road again and continue our exploration of Spain’s northern coastline, with more lighthouses to tick off the list before reaching the end of the world. Our first stop was Faro de Punta Nariga, a remote but fantastic lighthouse. Its strikingly modern, angular and designed to look like the bow of a ship. It was quite different from the more traditional lighthouses we’d visited, and the views across the rugged Atlantic coastline were incredible. It was a great start to the day. Faro de Punta Nariga An hour further along the coast, we reached Faro de Cabo Vilán, although getting there involved negotiating some very narrow village streets, with barely enough room for the car to squeeze between the houses. It was worth the effort, though. The lighthouse stands dramatically on a towering rocky outcrop, making it another spectacular location. Faro de Cabo Vilán It was a great spot to enjoy our sandwiches before setting off for our ne...
