his stage is marked by the existence of several alternatives for arriving at the Llanes
seamanship. We will be able to follow the route of the coast, visiting the famous bufones de
Arenillas and passing by Andrín or turning off, from Pendueles, along the traditional path
that goes further inland. Both options converge about three kilometres before reaching
Llanes, a town with a great artistic and natural heritage, with the Conde de la Vega del
Sella palace standing out.
Recommendation Pilgrim
There are two possibilities to get to Llanes, the one that we recommend is the one that
goes near the coast because we believe that is more beautiful, but it doesn’t go through
the original way. The other way goes near the national road.
If you go through the coastal way you have to know that there are few services between
Pendueles and Andarín.
Distance and elevation
Stage profile
Route
Itinerary
You will leave Colombres through Pío Noriega and Francisco Sánchez streets to get to the
national road. Then you will have to continue on the road being very careful with the
traffic and always wearing reflective clothes if you are travelling at night or if it
rains. You will go through Peral and La Franca, this village has a small beach that when
the tide falls connects with the other beaches: El Oso, El Viveru, and Rogorgueru.
Moreover you will find there a camping called Playa de la Franca that offers many services
to pilgrims. You will continue towards Tresgrandas leaving the N-634 and getting to a path
near the train rails. You will have to continue straight forward and then cross a bridge
and return to the road a little bit after. Here you won’t find any kind of service. So if
you need to buy something you will have to change a little bit your route. Once you get
here you can decide to go through Buelna or Peldunes or go through Andrín. If you want to
follow this way you will have to follow the red and white marks that indicate a parallel
path a little bit longer than the original one. So from now you have two options: continue
through the established route or continue through the GR-E-9.
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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