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The English way is a short path within Galicia, from Ferrol to Santiago de Compostela, used mainly by Northern Europeans pilgrims who used to arrive by boat. One of the shortest route to get the certificate. Variety of views, from blue coastline to green mountains.
View of Ferrol. Night view of the Tower of Hercules. The English Way map. The history of these pilgrimages began in the 12th century. In 1147, a troop of English, German and Flemish Crusaders visited the tomb of St. James. They were travelling to the Holy Land.
- English Way Free Downloadable PDFs
- GPX Files For The English Route of St.James
- The Route Overview
- Travel Insurance For The Camino
- The English Way – Walking Stages
- Stage 1. Ferrol – Neda, 14 Km/8,6 MI
- Day 2. Neda – Miño, 26 Km/16 MI
- Day 3. Miño – Presedo, 23 Km/14,2 MI
- Day 4. Presedo – Sigüeiro, 37 Km/23 MI
- Day 5. Sigüeiro – Santiago de Compostela, 16,5 Km/10,2 MI
We created free downloadable PDF files that contain walking stages and places to stay along the route. These files will help you to plan your English Camino pilgrimage. 1. English Way walking stages PDF 2. English Camino places to stay PDF
You can download our GPX file for navigating the Camino Ingles. The files are our property. They are for personal use only. 1. English Way. Day 1. Ferrol to Neda 2. English Way. Day 2. Neda to Miño 3. English Way. Day 3. Miño to Presedo 4. English Way. Day 4. Presedo to Sigüeiro 5. English Way. Day 5. Sigüeiroto Santiago de Compostela
Distance – 116 km/72 miTime – 4-6 daysStarting point – FerrolFinishing point – Santiago de CompostelaWalking like any other outdoor activity involves a risk of getting an injury or losing some of your gear. The English Camino is not a very demanding hike through remote areas but walking daily with a backpack is still challenging. Small injuries such as blisters, knee problems, or shin splints are common on the Camino. Read more about travel insura...
The English route starts in the town of Ferrol on the coast of Northern Spain. Like any other Camino route on the mainland it finishes at the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela. Places to stay in Ferrol There is a public albergue in Ferrol. It’s a new albergue situated near the port, 600 m from the starting point of the English Way. Its capacity i...
Distance – 14 km/8,6 miTime – 2h45min.Ascent – 178 mDescent – 160 mDistance – 26 km/16 miTime – 5h50min.Ascent – 648 mDescent – 641 mDistance – 23 km/14,2 miTime – 4h53min.Ascent – 700 mDescent – 556 mDistance – 37 km/23 miTime – 7h40min.Ascent – 673 mDescent – 581 mDistance – 16,5 mi/10,2 miTime – 3h23min.Ascent – 321 mDescent – 292 mThe Camino Inglés, or “English Way,” is a lesser-known but deeply rewarding route of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. Originating in either Ferrol or A Coruña in North-Western Spain, this path offers a condensed Camino experience rich in history and culture.
The Camino Ingles to Santiago: a rural route. The Camino Ingles is one of the best routes on the Camino de Santiago for people who only have a few days because it has only five stages. This itinerary, totalling 122.3 kilometres, runs through the heart of Galicia, from the coast of La Coruña, starting in Ferrol.
Home > The road to Santiago > English Way. Best Camino Ingles Routes. English Way from A Coruña. 73 Km. A Coruña. 3 Stages. 4 Nights. from 325 € See Tour. English Way Easy. 124 Km. Ferrol. 10 Stages. 9 Nights. from 810 € See Tour. English Way Full. 118 Km. Ferrol. 5 Stages. 6 Nights. from 485 € See Tour. The Atlantic Way: from Ferrol to Finisterre.
74 miles (119 km) / 6 days on foot. The English Way (or Camino Inglés) A coastal route far away from the crowd. Learn all the details of this quiet route that runs entirely in Galicia. Discover all the stages of this journey, starting from Ferrol or A Coruña.
