In March, the Camino de Muxía & Finisterre experiences variable weather conditions. As hikers make their way along the trail, they encounter a mix of rain, overcast skies, and occasional sunny spells. Temperatures fluctuate, with moderate highs and lows that sometimes dip close to freezing. Rainfall varies across different locations, indicating that hikers should be prepared for wet and potentially stormy days.
The journey begins in Santiago de Compostela, where walkers often face overcast skies and periods of moderate to heavy rain. Temperatures tend to range from highs of 9°C to 17°C and lows sometimes dropping to -2°C, with significant rainfall on several days.
From Santiago, the route proceeds to Negreira where the weather remains unpredictable, marked by cloudy and rainy spells interspersed with occasional breaks. Highs fluctuate between 8°C and 17°C, while lows may reach -1°C, accompanied by varying precipitation levels.
As hikers continue to Olveiroa, they often encounter persistent rain and cloudy conditions. Highs here can reach up to 17°C with lows around 1°C. Rainfall is frequent, with some days experiencing heavy downpours.
Approaching Muxía, the weather pattern of scattered showers and cloudy intervals persists. Temperatures vary, featuring highs around 17°C and lows that can be as cold as 0°C, with periodic rain.
The final leg to Fisterra sees a continuation of this mixed weather. Hikers deal with more rain showers and occasional fog. Temperatures hover between 8°C and 17°C for highs, while lows remain relatively mild, creating an environment of unpredictable yet manageable conditions.
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