The Quiet Way | Camino Ingles
Overview
The Camino Inglés Journey
A Self Guided Walking Experience
The Camino Inglés follows a historic pilgrimage route from Ferrol to Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, covering just over 100 km through the Galician countryside. Once walked by pilgrims arriving by sea from Northern Europe, this route offers a quieter path to Santiago, moving through small villages, forested trails, and open farmland. The rhythm is steady and approachable, allowing time to take in the surroundings and settle into the experience of walking day after day.
This is a self-guided journey, designed to give you both structure and freedom. Your route is mapped, accommodations are arranged, and luggage is transferred ahead, so you can walk with only what you need and move at your own pace. Days are your own to shape. Pause when you want. Linger where it feels right.
Each step carries you closer to Santiago, where the journey comes to a meaningful close.
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive in Ferrol
Arrival and overnight in Ferrol
Day 2: Ferrol to Neda
A gentle start along the estuary and coastal paths (15 km)
Day 3: Neda to Pontedeume
Wooded trails and small villages along the coast (13 km)
Day 4: Pontedeume to Miño / Perbes
A steady day with a mix of climbs and coastal views (13 - 15 km)
Day 5: Miño / Perbes to Betanzos
Shorter distance into the historic town of Betanzos (12 - 14 km)
Day 6: Betanzos to Presedo / Bruma area
Rural countryside and quieter inland paths (12 - 15 km)
Day 7: Presedo / Bruma to Sigüeiro
Rolling terrain through farmland and forest (14 - 16 km)
Day 8: Sigüeiro to Santiago de Compostela
Final walk into Santiago de Compostela (16 km)
Day 9: Santiago de Compostela
Day to explore the city and cathedral, or rest after the journey
Day 10: Departure
Departure or extend your stay
Guides for this trip are still being considered.
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