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Fisterra · Costa da Morte

A hotel made of crebas

“Andar ás crebas” is Galician for beachcombing: gathering what the tide leaves on the shore and giving it a second life. This house was built with those small treasures, right on the Camino and facing Langosteira beach.

Hotel reception, with its reclaimed-wood counter and mosaic column
Mosaic sardine on the façade
Wall of reclaimed boards in different colours Hotel dining room Corner with a sofa and a wooden wall
The Langosteira

Thirty years of history, reinvented with what the sea brings

“Crebas” are small treasures, seemingly useless, that deserve an unexpected second chance.

A family-run hotel that reopened in 2015. Designer Pancho Lapeña conceived and developed the idea of using those crebas, from sea and land, gathered in many different places, which shape and inspire this whole seafaring atmosphere.

The hotel looks out over the beach it is named after, the sea and the sun rising behind Mount Pindo.

Rosalía, Paulina and all the staff invite you to set sail with them.

The story of the hotel
Rooms

Light, calm and driftwood headboards

Outward-facing rooms with en-suite bathroom, TV, heating and wifi. Booking is done online.

Habitación doble con cabecero de madera turquesa

Double room

Room description: beds, orientation and views. Text to be written with the hotel.

Habitación triple

Triple room

Room description: beds, orientation and views. Text to be written with the hotel.

Cabecero de madera recuperada

Another room type

Room description: beds, orientation and views. Text to be written with the hotel.

WifiEn-suite bathroomTVHeatingBreakfastParking · free for motorbikes and bicyclesLaundryExtra bed

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As crebas

Every wall tells a story

Mosaic sardines, tins, squid and fish made from glass, tile and wood brought in by the tide.

Sardine tin made of mosaic Mosaic squid Mosaic fish A big fish chasing a small one Glass mosaic above the hotel door Hotel façade with mosaic waves

See all the crebas

Location

On the Camino, a step away from everything

At the entrance to the town of Fisterra. On the AC-552 road, 400 m past the petrol station, on the right after the stone cross.

  • 5 minon foot from the town centre, the harbour, the fish market and the bus station
  • 5 minon foot from Langosteira beach, 3 km of sand
  • 3 kmfrom Cape Fisterra and its lighthouse
How to get here
Breakfast with a view of the estuary