Alberge / Accommodation SDC to Muxia

[scubajunky]

Hi all, I will be walking from SDC to muxia starting tomorrow, can anyone tell me is there more accommodation than the listed municipal alberges and are there enough opportunities for snacks, bites to eat etc ?
Thanks in advance

 

[dougfitz]

Noting that without knowing what is on your list of albergues, nor what you might think to be sufficient opportunities for snacking, the general answers are yes and yes. I used Brierley's guide to the Camino Finisterre, and found it useful, but not essential. There was information available from the tourist bureau as well that might also have been sufficient, which I didn't feel the need to collect as already had the Brierley guide.

 

[peregrina2000]

If you have time, I would go to the tourist office of Galicia (NOT the tourist office of the city of Santiago). They have a map that has all the details anyone would need for walking this Camino -- distances, accommodations, places to eat, etc. etc. But if you don't have time, don't worry, it is a well marked camino and I never went hungry!

 

[mspath]

The Galicia Tourist Office in SdC mentioned by Laurie is at 30/32 rua do Vilar near the cathedral. Their free listing is most useful. Many places do provide food on tbe Finisterre/Muxia routes but far fewer than on the CF. You will be walking a lot cross-country through woods and away from large towns. Be prepared!