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Camino Inglés

La ruta de los peregrinos que llegaban por mar desde las islas británicas y el norte de Europa. Corta, verde y con una entrada a Santiago muy tranquila.

120,1 km Distance 6 Stages +2.390 m Ascent Ferrol Starting point

The route

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The climb, stage by stage

Bar chart: 6 stages, 2.390 m of climbing in total. The stage that climbs most gains 720 m.

+2.390 m −2.210 m

1. Ferrol → Neda, 15,1 km, Ascent 180 m 2. Neda → Pontedeume, 16,1 km, Ascent 420 m 3. Pontedeume → Betanzos, 20,6 km, Ascent 530 m 4. Betanzos → Hospital de Bruma, 27,7 km, Ascent 720 m 5. Hospital de Bruma → Sigüeiro, 24,4 km, Ascent 280 m 6. Sigüeiro → Santiago de Compostela, 16,2 km, Ascent 260 m
Ferrol 120 km Santiago de Compostela

Each bar is as wide as its stage is long and as tall as the metres it climbs. The dark ones climb more than 25 m per kilometre. Open a stage by clicking its bar.

The hardest days

The stages

1 Ferrol → Neda +180 m / −170 m Gentle 15,1 km 2 Neda → Pontedeume +420 m / −420 m Gentle 16,1 km 3 Pontedeume → Betanzos +530 m / −540 m Demanding 20,6 km 4 Betanzos → Hospital de Bruma +720 m / −300 m Hard 1 stretch with no services 27,7 km 5 Hospital de Bruma → Sigüeiro +280 m / −600 m Demanding 1 stretch with no services 24,4 km 6 Sigüeiro → Santiago de Compostela +260 m / −180 m Gentle 16,2 km

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Seis Caminos de Santiago

The website and app of the Camino Inglés

Everything you need for the Camino Inglés, in Seis Caminos de Santiago: website and app in 18 languages with 100 features, 85 of them free.

Questions about the Camino Inglés

Where do I get stamped on the Camino Inglés?

In hostels, bars, parishes, town halls and tourist offices along the Camino Inglés. In Seis Caminos de Santiago every venue has a sticker with a code: point your phone at it and the stamp goes into your digital credential and your parchment.

How do I prove I walked the Camino Inglés?

With the stamped credential: the Pilgrim's Office in Santiago issues the Compostela if you walked at least the last 100 km (200 by bike) with two stamps a day on that stretch. Seis Caminos de Santiago adds the parchment, which proves with the app's stamps that you walked the whole Camino Inglés.

How many stages does the Camino Inglés have?

The Camino Inglés has 6 stages and 120 km. Seis Caminos de Santiago has them all, with their profile, their hostels and their stretches without water or food.

Where can I see all the hostels of the Camino Inglés?

Seis Caminos de Santiago lists every hostel, bar and restaurant of the Camino Inglés, stage by stage, with opening times, prices, free beds and reviews.

Which app should I use for the Camino Inglés?

Seis Caminos de Santiago is the website and app of the Camino Inglés: it opens in the browser and installs on the phone, in 18 languages, with 100 features, 85 of them free.