The Camino de los Faros traces exposed headlands, pine and dune tracks, and long beaches on Galicia’s Atlantic coast, where sun, cloud, wind, and showers rotate quickly. June and September align with longer daylight and relatively settled periods across cliff paths, dunes, and granite slabs. Late May to mid September generally brings warmer temperatures, longer days, and steadier weather, though sea fog, tides, and passing showers remain recurring features along exposed capes.