Camino Inglés: The Maritime Pilgrim Path
The Camino Inglés is a compact yet storied route, tracing the footsteps of medieval pilgrims who arrived by sea to begin their journey inland. With starting points in Ferrol and A Coruña, this path offers a blend of coastal charm, Galician countryside, and historical resonance — all within a manageable distance of around 75 to 120 km. Ideal for those with limited time or seeking a quieter pilgrimage, the Camino Inglés delivers depth without demanding weeks on the trail. In this section, you’ll find stage-by-stage breakdowns, accommodation options, cultural context, and practical resources to guide your walk. Whether it’s your first Camino or a return to the Way, the Inglés route offers a concentrated dose of the Camino spirit.
Camino Inglés : The Ultimate Guide For Pilgrims and Hikers
Posted: | Updated:
Discover the ultimate guide to the Camino Inglés — the historic English Way of the Camino de Santiago. This comprehensive resource covers everything from route options starting in Ferrol or A Coruña, to daily stage breakdowns, cultural landmarks, packing tips, and advice for physical and mental preparation. Whether you're a seasoned pilgrim or a first-time hiker, explore the rich history, scenic landscapes, and spiritual depth of this lesser-known but deeply rewarding pilgrimage route through Galicia
Discover the Hidden Gems of The Camino Inglés
Posted: | Updated:
Uncover the hidden gems of the Camino Inglés with this curated guide to lesser-known highlights along the route from Ferrol or A Coruña to Santiago de Compostela. Explore quiet coastal villages, historic chapels, scenic viewpoints, and local traditions that enrich the pilgrimage experience beyond the main waymarks. Whether you're walking for reflection, adventure, or cultural discovery, this guide reveals the subtle beauty and authentic character of Galicia’s English Way.
Camino Inglés: Ferrol to Neda - Stage 1
Posted: | Updated:
Start your Camino Inglés with Stage 1 from Ferrol to Neda — a gentle 15 km walk that introduces pilgrims to Galicia’s coastal charm and maritime heritage. This guide includes a detailed route breakdown, elevation profile, walking tips, and cultural highlights such as the Church of San Julián, the Ferrol estuary, and the historic bridge into Neda. Whether you're beginning your pilgrimage or exploring the region on foot, this stage offers a meaningful and manageable start to the English Way.
Camino Inglés: Neda to Pontedeume - Stage 2
Posted: | Updated:
Walk 16 km from Neda to Pontedeume on Stage 2 of the Camino Inglés — a scenic stretch through Galician countryside, riverside trails, and historic towns. This guide includes a detailed route breakdown, elevation profile, walking tips, and cultural highlights such as the medieval bridge of Pontedeume, the Church of San Nicolás, and sweeping views of the Eume estuary. Whether you're walking for reflection, fitness, or cultural immersion, this stage offers a rich and rewarding experience on the English Way
Camino Inglés: Pontedeume to Betanzos - Stage 3
Posted: | Updated:
Walk 21 km from Pontedeume to Betanzos on Stage 3 of the Camino Inglés — a rewarding inland route through rolling Galician hills, forest paths, and quiet rural villages. This guide includes a detailed route breakdown, elevation profile, walking tips, and cultural highlights such as the medieval streets of Betanzos, the Church of San Francisco, and panoramic views of the Mandeo River valley. Whether you're seeking solitude, heritage, or natural beauty, this stage offers a rich and reflective experience on the English Way.
Camino Inglés: Betanzos to O Mesón do Vento - Stage 4
Posted: | Updated:
Walk 28 km from Betanzos to O Mesón do Vento on Stage 4 of the Camino Inglés — the longest and most demanding stage of the route, crossing rural Galicia through forest trails, quiet hamlets, and rolling farmland. This guide offers a detailed route breakdown, elevation profile, walking tips, and cultural highlights including the Church of San Antonio de Cos and the peaceful countryside of Vilacoba and Presedo. Whether you're seeking endurance, solitude, or immersion in Galicia’s inland charm, this stage is a true test of the pilgrim spirit.
Camino Inglés: O Mesón do Vento to Hospital de Bruma - Stage 5
Posted: | Updated:
Walk 11 km from O Mesón do Vento to Hospital de Bruma on Stage 5 of the Camino Inglés — a short but meaningful stretch through quiet Galician farmland, eucalyptus groves, and peaceful hamlets. This guide includes a detailed route breakdown, elevation profile, walking tips, and cultural highlights such as the historic pilgrim hospital at Bruma and the tranquil rural landscapes of Ordes. Ideal for recovery after the previous long stage, this segment offers reflection, rest, and a gentle rhythm on the English Way.
Camino Inglés: Hospital de Bruma to Sigüeiro - Stage 6
Posted: | Updated:
Walk 24 km from Hospital de Bruma to Sigüeiro on Stage 6 of the Camino Inglés — a tranquil inland route through forest paths, quiet farmland, and small Galician villages. This guide includes a detailed route breakdown, elevation profile, walking tips, and cultural highlights such as the Chapel of San Paio, the rural charm of A Calle, and the riverside approach to Sigüeiro. With gentle terrain and fewer crowds, this stage offers a peaceful rhythm and a chance to reflect before the final push to Santiago.
Camino Inglés: Sigüeiro to Santiago de Compostela - Stage 7
Posted: | Updated:
Walk 16 km from Sigüeiro to Santiago de Compostela on Stage 7 of the Camino Inglés — the final stretch of the English Way, leading pilgrims through forest paths, urban outskirts, and into the historic heart of Santiago. This guide includes a detailed route breakdown, elevation profile, walking tips, and cultural highlights such as the River Tambre crossing, the approach through Meixonfrío, and the arrival at the iconic Praza do Obradoiro. Whether you're completing a spiritual journey or celebrating a personal milestone, this stage delivers a powerful and unforgettable finish.