Lires

 After crossing the Ponte de Vaosilveiro, you arrive at Lires, a charming village that has welcomed pilgrims for years. This place is known for its horreos and carefully restored rural houses, offering a variety of accommodations ideal for a peaceful stay. In the center, Bar As Eiras is a landmark with its restaurant and lodging, being the only option before reaching Fisterra. Lires has always stood out for its community spirit, as seen in the 1960s with the installation of water in the village, reflected in an old documentary.

Lires is also home to some of Spain's first rural houses, like Casa Lourido and Casa Raúl, which were part of the "Vacaciones en Casas de Labranza" program in 1968, a precursor to modern rural tourism. The Igrexa de San Estevo, built in the 17th century on the remains of an earlier church, is another point of interest. Continuing past the cemetery, O Camiño dos Faros leads to the beautiful Ría de Lires.