The English Way from Ferrol
If you have decided to start the English Way from Ferrol, congratulations!
You will go deep into the heart of Galicia, enjoying unique spots and incredible landscapes.
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What does this route consist of?
119 kms
6 nights
5 stages
€/pax.
Included Services
- Accommodation in hotels and rural houses
- Rooms with private bathroom
- Travel insurance
- Welcome Pack with Credential
- 24 hour assistance
- Complete route itinerary
- Vehicle available for emergencies
- Free cancellation up to 15 days before
Optional Services
- Breakfast
- Dinners
- Transfer to the starting point
- Luggage transport
- Airport transfer
- Garage in Santiago
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Stages of the The English Way from Ferrol
Day 1
Ferrol
Night at Ferrol
Ferrol is a coastal city in Galicia where you can enjoy many beautiful beaches. It is also a great place for surfing as the wavesthere are ideal for this sport.
Day 2
From Ferrol to Pontedeume
Night at Pontedeume
30 km
6 horas
We will start our walk from the port of Ferrol, which dates from to the 9th century. We will arrive at the monastery of San Martiño de Xubia, from the 8th century, after passing through a beautiful coastal path.
Once we get there, we will continue walking towards the Camino de O Salto, which will take you to the river bank where it meets with the Camino Real.
Day 3
From Pontedeume to Betanzos
Night at Betanzos
19,7 km
5 horas
Once we leave Pontedeume, the road will lead us to the Miño river and you will be able to contemplate the medieval stone bridge that crosses the river Baxoi.
We will continue along the coast until we reach an estuary that flows into the river Lambre. While you are there, you can enjoy beautiful views of the Ría de Betanzos and its marshes.
Day 4
From Betanzos to Bruma
Night at Bruma
24 km
5 horas
In this stage, we will cross the Mendo river over the As Cascas bridge. We will then pass through a series of small villages before reaching Bruma, which is famous for its medieval hospital.
Day 5
From Bruma to Sigüeiro
Night at Sigüeiro
24, 4 km
6 horas
We will leave Bruma and enter the countryside of Ordes. Then we will cross the church of San Xiao, the village of Casanova, until we reach Sigüeiro.
Day 6
From Sigüeiro to Santiago de Compostela
Night at Santiago de Compostela
15,7 km
5 horas
We leave Sigüeiro and cross the bridge over the Tambre river. The path continues parallel to the river until we reach Fontana de Inglés, which we will follow until Meixonfrio, a place that got famous for being a popular rest stop for pilgrims.
We will then continue walking until we reach Santiago de Compostela, where we will finally be able to contemplate its magnificent cathedral and enjoy its unique charm.
Frequently asked questions about the route
Ferrol – Neda (15 km): Beginning of the route, easy and along the Ferrol estuary.
Neda – Pontedeume (16 km): A relaxed stage passing through beautiful rural landscapes.
Pontedeume – Betanzos (21 km): Ideal for enjoying hills and panoramic views.
Betanzos – Hospital de Bruma (28 km): The longest and most demanding stage, with significant slopes.
Hospital de Bruma – Sigüeiro (24 km): Peaceful, with rural paths.
Sigüeiro – Santiago de Compostela (16 km): The triumphant arrival at the Cathedral.
First stages: They are easier, with flat and gentle paths.
From Betanzos to Bruma: Includes more challenging slopes and a long stage (28 km).
Final stages: They are accessible and perfect for enjoying the landscape before reaching Santiago.
Spring and autumn: Ideal for enjoying mild temperatures, spectacular green landscapes, and fewer pilgrims.
Summer: The most popular season, with long days and many services open, but more pilgrims and some stages can be hotter.
Winter: Although less common, it's an interesting option for those seeking greater tranquility, despite the rain and colder temperatures.
Trail or trekking shoes: Light, breathable, and with good cushioning, ideal for the path's trails.
Trekking boots: If you prefer more ankle support or protection on rainy days.
Rest sandals: Perfect for relaxing at the end of each stage.
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