The Louredo lookout, located on the road that connects San Mamede and As Paxareiras, is a must-stop for anyone visiting Carnota.

Due to its strategic location, from this viewpoint you can enjoy one of the most beautiful landscapes in Galicia, The Carnota beach, the Caldebarcos marshes and Mount Pindo all in one scene. In addition to this complex, declared a Place of Common Interest (LIC), you can also see the parishes of Lira, Carnota San Mamede and Fisterra in the background.

This space has a couple of benches in the shape of a half moon, located in the first line, with views of the Atlantic, as well as a garden area with tables and benches and different information panels with information about the surroundings. Occupying the central space is Nando Lestón's work, "Segunda Pel", made up of a set of burnt trees from Monte Pindo, painted and decorated by the artist in order to give them a second life.

The viewpoint of Lira is the first viewpoint that we find when entering the Costa da Morte from the south. Like the Louredo viewpoint, it has fantastic views of Carnota beach and Mount Pindo, the parishes of Lira, Carnota and San Mamede and Fisterra in the background, but from a different perspective. From the viewpoint of Lira you can also see the lighthouse of Lariño and the rocky coast that connects the parishes of Lariño and Lira, which also makes up the first marine reserve in Galicia.