Short stage in which we can choose the way to enter Cea: through Tamallancos, saving a
couple of kilometers, or through Canedo. The two options are similar, with a number of
roadsides and the constant presence of the road, the second alternative being the one known
as the “costiña de Canedo”. Finally, in Cea we will be able to taste its famous bread and
visit some of its points of interest, such as the proclaimed “Escorial Gallego” or Monastery
of Oseira.
Recommendation Pilgrim
The budget you will need to have will depend on your preferences, especially for
accommodation. For example, if you decide to travel as a true medieval pilgrim, you can
adjust your budget and stick to the mere six or eight euros that public hostels charge.
Distance and elevation
Stage profile
Route
Itinerary
Km 0 – Inicio
We will leave the city of Ourense in search of the San Lazaro Park. To do this, from the
hostel, turn right and then left into Bedoya Avenue. Once in the park, we continue along
Rúa do Concello until we reach Plaza Concepción Arenal and quickly reach the Miño River,
continuing along its banks following Avenida de As Caldas. A few metres later, we will be
presented with the two possible alternatives to continue to Cea.
Find out about the different routes, starting points and number of stages, signposting, types of accommodation, how to pack your rucksack and loads of interesting facts
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