4 days SDC> Muxia> Finisterre

[Marcel234]

Hi everybody,

I'll be on the camino Frances this november. It's the first time I'm going to walk from santiago to muxia and finisterre (in 2010 did it by bus). I'm going to walk the route in 4 days total. 3 to muxia, 1 to finisterre.

Can anybody tell me where I can find the distances between villages in this route?

Thx Marcel

 

[Deleted member 3000]

The outline is here:

http://www.gronze.com/camino-de-santiago/caminos/guia-del-camino-finisterre

http://caminodesantiago.consumer.es/los-caminos-de-santiago/epilogo-a-fisterra/

 

[Arn]

It's remarkable what a day can bring when walking from Finisterre to Muxia two weeks ago.
In Finisterre, at the lighthouse, the seas were stormy, the wind was blowing, the rain was falling and, although I was happy...I was wet.
On the walk into Muxia...the clouds departed, the winds turned balmy and the warm sun made me very happy.
I did not rush from SdC to Finisterre. I took my time and it paid off.
Buen Camino,
Arn

 

[Marcel234]

Thanks falcon! This was exactly what i was looking for.

Thanks Arn. Im really looking forward to this part. How many days did you give yourself? Looking at the overview 4 days is really doable for me. I will be walking astorga-SDC in 7.

 

[Al the optimist]

Three days to the coast and one between the two destinations is quite normal but it is worth thinking of taking two along the coast and stopping halfway at Lires.

 

[KinkyOne]

Hi everybody,

I'll be on the camino Frances this november. It's the first time I'm going to walk from santiago to muxia and finisterre (in 2010 did it by bus). I'm going to walk the route in 4 days total. 3 to muxia, 1 to finisterre.

Can anybody tell me where I can find the distances between villages in this route?

Thx Marcel

Welcome, Marcel!

Here's my research (June 2014) on distances and albergues from SdC to Muxia & Fisterra and in between them - as Al the optimist already suggested. Hope that helps a bit!

Ultreia!

Santiago de Compostela
6,6 Quintans
5,4 Augapesada
5,2 Ponte Maceira
4 21,2 Negreira
A (22pl, Xunta, Ctra.de Noia (on the way out),
606/280202) 6€
A (50pl, »San Jose«, Rua de Castelao 20, 881/976934,
info@alberguesanjose.es) 12€
A (40pl, »Lua«, Avda. de Santiago 22, 620/023502
(Marcos), alberguelua@gmail.com) 10€
A (34pl, »El Carmen«, c/del Carmen 2, 981/881652 or
636/129691 (Mari Carmen), info@alberguenegreira.com)
10€
A (40pl, »Alecrin«, Avda. de Santiago 52, 981/818286 (albergue) or 616/628768 (Raul), alecrin@albergueennegreira.com) 8€

3,2 Zas
5,2 A Pena
4,2 Vilaserio
R (10pl, muni (en las antiguas escuelas), 648/792029) don€
A (30pl, »O Rueiro«, 981/893561 or 659/568139 (Suso y Silvia), contacto@restaurantealbergueorueiro.com) 12€

6,8 Maroñas
1,6 21,0 Santa Mariña
A (14pl, »Casa Pepa«, near the church, 981/852881 or
686/234342 (Flora y Paco), alberguecasapepa@yahoo.es)
12€
A (10pl, »Santa Mariña«, Santa Mariña 14, 981/852897 or 653/626864, casaantelo@gmail.com) 10€

5,8 Abeleiroas
3,9 Ponte Olveira
A (10pl (+15 in tents – don€), »O Refuxio Da Ponte«, 981/741724 (José), refuxiodaponte@hotmail.com) 10€

2 Olveiroa
A (40pl, Xunta, 981/744001 (Puri)) 6€
A (48pl, »Horreo«, 981/741673 or 617/026005 (Lucia y
José Antonio), casaloncho@gmail.com) 12€

4 Logoso
A (20pl, »O Logoso«, 659/505399 or 981/727602
(Domingo), domingomaceiras@hotmail.com) 12€

4,8 Cruceiro Marco do Couto (left – Fisterra, right – Muxia)

From Cruceiro via Muxia:

1,6 22,1 As Carizas (Dumbria)
A (26pl, Xunta, 981/744001 (Ayuntamiento),
correo@dumbria.dicoruna.es) 6€

6,4 Senande
5,3 Quintans
5,5 Os Muiños
5,7 22,9 Muxia
A (32pl, Xunta, c/Enfesto s/n, 610/264325 (Pío) or
620/112902 (Enrique)) 6€
A (36pl, »Bela Muxia«, Rúa Encarnación 30,
687/798222 or 981/742041 (Angel),
albergue@belamuxia.com) 12€

15,7 15,7 Lires
P (As Eiras) 40€

13,6 13,6 Fisterra

(116,5)

From Cruceiro via Fisterra:

5,4 Capilla de San Pedro Martir
5,8 Cee
A (30pl, »O Camiño das Estrellas«, Avda.Finisterre 78,
981/747575, booking@grupoinsua.com) 10€
A (42pl, »A Casa da Fonte«, r/de Arriba 36, 699/242711
or 981/746663 (Guzmán), guzmanroget@gmail.com) 10€
A (24pl, »O Bordon«, Camiños Chans-Brens,
981/746574 or 655/903932 (Pedro),
albergueobordon@gmail.com) 12€
A (14pl, »Moreira«, c/Rosalia de Castro 75, 620/891547
or 981/746282 (José Manuel), info@alberguemoreira.es)
12€

1,6 Corcubion
A (20pl, »San Roque«, 1km out of town, 981/706163
(Oficina Turismo) or 981/745400 (Ayuntamiento),
info@amigosdelcamino.com) don€

4,6 Sardiñeiro
5,8 Fisterra
3 Cabo Finisterre

 

[Al the optimist]

Of course if you are a real glutton for punishment it is possible to walk Negreria to Muxia in one day. I know because I have, but that is a different story.

 

[peregrina2000]

Three days to the coast and one between the two destinations is quite normal but it is worth thinking of taking two along the coast and stopping halfway at Lires.

Even for people who don't stop at Lires, consider a short detour off Camino to have a coffee and enjoy beautiful sea views on the beach. The first time I walked between Finisterre and Muxía, I have to admit I was a little disappointed that the Camino is almost always away from the coast. But no matter whether you walk from Finisterre to Muxía or Muxía to Finisterre, there is a well marked turn-off to take you to the beach at Lires. No backtracking required. The bar is open every day in tourist season.

I´ve got some pictures and more information on this thread: https://www.caminodesantiago.me/com...on-santiago-muxia-fisterre.14568/#post-230466

Buen camino, Laurie

 

[Marcel234]

Thanks I'll try to think of it! The stretch sounds really good!