An internationally renowned commercial and cultural event. It is held in the Camariñas Showground, where numerous associations of lace workers from Galicia and other parts of Europe gather to exhibit their lacework. 

A deep-rooted celebration that has hundreds of devotees. The festival is held in honour of the Virgen of El Espiño, better known as the “Santiña de Trasufre.”

Museum featuring a permanent photography exhibition centred on the events that took place after the Prestige oil tanker sank off the Galician coast in November 2002.

Located in the house where the photographer Ramón Caamaño was born, this small museum has great anthropological and social value since the artist spent his life taking pictures of the Costa da Morte’s inhabitants and landscapes.

The Lacework Museum was founded in Camariñas in 1996. This museographic entity is devoted to lacework, one of the area’s characteristic activities. 

Museum featuring Corcubión’s seafaring history with more than 3,000 exhibits. Its location in an old salting factory and coal warehouse for steamships make it a singular place of great interest.

A small museum explaining the process and manufacture of linen. Its collection features a 200-year-old loom, a singular instrument that will no doubt catch your attention.

The Shipwrecks Interpretation Centre is located in the Vilán lighthouse. It features information about shipwrecks near lighthouses along the Costa da Norte with screenings, items from shipwrecks and photographs. It concludes with a simulation of a tour inside a lighthouse.