The stage is set for an epic walk today; it is all about a scenic route that weaves through small villages and hidden hamlets, surrounded by ancient oak trees and crisscrossed by little rivers. Arrive in Baamonde, a charming spot where the camino way runs parallel to the river Parga. The lovely hermitage of San Alberte and its cruceiro (a beautiful stone cross) is next, this is a magical setting surrounded by oaks and a great place for some peaceful respite.
The path continues through Santa Leocadia, guiding you through quiet forests and rural areas dotted with small livestock farms. This is the essence of the Galician countryside, with its mix of nature, tradition, and solitude eventually arriving at Seixón. There will be an afternoon transfer to your accommodation in Reguela.
Walk: 32 km / 6 to 7 hrs
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Reguela
Richard G
I found Auswalk to be fully supportive and helpful in arranging my Camino. Everything went well. Pickups, hotel bookings, luggage transfers- all went perfectly. I couldn’t have expected any more – it was great
Karen K
Well organised and a ln outstanding guide made our walk unforgettable
Andrew S
Walking in Galicia was far more relaxing and accessible that walking from Aviles. Markers were more identifiable and the track itself was in wonderful condition. The weather was perfect, if it rained, it did so at night, so the walking during the day was always clear with cloudy or clear skies. Santiago was a magnificent location that I can hope to visit again. As was Madrid. Interacting with locals was always interesting, finding someone who could speak English (even a few words) was a daily challenge. The support from Tees was also wonderful. And of course, I cannot speak highly enough of Ian. His work to support me and answer questions from Spain (8-9 hours behind Australia) and keep my family informed showed his commitment to his job and the people who use Auswalks. He was a delight.
CPeter
Aus-Walks were very helpful right through the booking process and the walk itself. Nothing was a problem.
Natasha and the team were fantastic!