Stage
Hospital de Bruma → Sigüeiro
Ease of walking: Moderate, primarily due to its length.
This initial stretch takes pilgrims through a mix of urban areas and industrial zones before transitioning into more scenic riverside paths. It is a long day that highlights the naval history of the region and offers peaceful views of the Ferrol estuary as you exit the city.
Scenery
The route primarily follows the coastline of the Ría de Ferrol, offering views of the water and historic shipyards.
Points of interest along the way
- • Monasterio de San Martiño de Xubia
- • Church of San Nicolás in Neda
- • Medieval bridge of Pontedeume
- • Torreón dos Andrade
Water along the Camino
Pilgrims will find drinking water fountains (fuentes), public taps and springs in most villages and at points along the way. In summer and on remote stretches, carry enough water between stops as gaps can be long.
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