Camino Inglés stage by stage
The route of pilgrims who came by sea from England, Ireland and northern Europe and landed in Ferrol or A Coruña. Ferrol is the most popular start because it is just over 100 km from Santiago, enough for the Compostela. It is short, quiet and green, with one tough climb after Betanzos.
5 stages~112 kmFerrol to Santiago
Planning note: distances and climbs are approximate and stages are a suggestion. Albergues listed are long-established ones; opening dates, prices and beds change, so check before you go. Accommodation links may be affiliate links.
From A Coruña the route is about 75 km and joins at Hospital de Bruma. The Pilgrim Office has accepted it for the Compostela when combined with walking in your home country; check the current rules before you go.
All stages
- Stage 1Ferrol → Pontedeume27.7 km↑392 ↓379 mModerate
- Stage 2Pontedeume → Betanzos19.7 km↑523 ↓509 mModerate
- Stage 3Betanzos → Hospital de Bruma24 km↑630 ↓273 mHard
- Stage 4Hospital de Bruma → Sigüeiro24.4 km↑213 ↓374 mModerate
- Stage 5Sigüeiro → Santiago de Compostela15.7 km↑255 ↓227 mEasy
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