Cerdigo to Rioseco

What you pass through

Every place on the path in order, with the distance from Cerdigo. Most are too small to sleep in — a fountain, a chapel, a bar that may or may not be open — but they are what the day is actually made of.

1. start
   Cerdigo50 m1 to stay

   At the far end of Cerdigo the camino crosses the N-634 where it picks up a coastal path. You will pass the Cerdigo cemetery along the way, eventually rejoining a smaller road that parallels the N-634 and into the town of Islares. The first building you come to in Islares is the church, and to your right is the albergue (which may or may not be open). The hotels in town are located along the N-634, which you will eventually rejoin as the camino reaches the end of the town.

2. 3.2 km
   Islares30 m3 to stayBar · food

   Islares is stretched along the coast between the road and the mountain. The Iglesia de San Martín is one of the first buildings you encounter. The village has a bar and basic services. An albergue has operated here inter…

   When leaving Islares exercise caution along the N-634. There is no dedicated place for pedestrians along this stretch.

3. 7.5 km
   El Pontarrón de Guriezo15 m1 to stayBar · food

   The camino splits in El Pontarrón. The official route continues due south along a pedestrian path adjacent to the main road (which becomes the CA-151) and a coastal option follows the N-634 across the river.

4. 9.4 km
   Rioseco10 m1 to stayBar · food

   After Rioseco, the camino continues to the first roundabout and turns right to cross the river and enter the small hamlet of La Magdalena.