Colunga

Camino del Norte

Common overnight stop · 6 places to stay

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Tomorrow from Colunga

Towns with beds within a day's walk of Colunga

Nothing says you have to stop here, or there. These are simply the towns within a comfortable day's walk, so you can decide tonight.

Townkm from hereSharedPrivateThe walk
Pernús5.2— No✓ Yes
Priesca8.4✓ Yes✓ YesThe walk from Colunga to Priesca
Sebrayo11.5✓ Yes— NoThe walk from Colunga to Sebrayo
La Trocha16.3✓ Yes— NoThe walk from Colunga to La Trocha
Villaviciosa17.6✓ Yes✓ YesThe walk from Colunga to Villaviciosa
Peón33.7✓ Yes✓ Yes

Services

Colunga is a quiet market town on the Asturian coast that once served pilgrims from a hospital whose only remnant is the Capilla de Santa Ana. The old road through town — the Calle del Doctor Grande Covián — was formerly the Calle Real and has been the camino through town for centuries.

The nearby Museo del Jurásico de Asturias (MUJA), perched on a hilltop 3 km south, is worth a detour if you have any interest in paleontology. This stretch of coast — the Costa de los Dinosaurios — has produced hundreds of fossilized footprints and bone fragments from the Jurassic period. The museum is shaped like a dinosaur footprint when seen from the air, which tells you something about the local enthusiasm for the subject.

Basic services in town. Bars on the main street.

Fiesta:

The Fiestas de Nuestra Señora de Loreto is held on the second Sunday in July.

The Camino:

At the far end of Colunga turns left to follow the AS-258, and then quickly thereafter it turns right at a fork to follow the CL-1. It follows this paved country road all the way to Pernús, passing under A-8 at the half way point. It nears several small hamlets.

Accommodation in Colunga

Hostal

Hotel

Questions about Colunga

How far is Colunga from La Isla?
Colunga is 3.6 km on from La Isla, the previous town with beds. The next one, Pernús, is 5.2 km further.
Where can I sleep in Colunga?
Colunga has 6 places to stay: 5 hotel, 1 hostal.
Is there a municipal albergue in Colunga?
No. The 6 places to stay in Colunga are private: 5 hotel, 1 hostal.
Where can I walk to tomorrow from Colunga?
Within a normal day's walk, 15 to 32 km, the towns with beds are La Trocha (16.3 km), Villaviciosa (17.6 km).

... comments from pilgrims using the Wise Pilgrim app

1. October 2024 - 19:18

Hotel Mar Del Sueve is great for pilgrims!

It is a few steps into town and the is a grocery store right before it, and a laundromat 4 mins walk away! Has a bar/ restaurant and pilgrim meal for dinner ( extra cost) and breakfast either full or continental ( no services on tomorrow’s st as he so decided to get both and stock up on lunch supplies!

9. September 2024 - 14:10

hostal el meson price

is 30 euros for 1 person

29. May 2024 - 10:46

Mar de Sueve café

I happened to stumble upon this gem of a café/hotel because the entrance to the patio looked so charming. I turned out to be a really beautiful peaceful place to have a coffee. It’s a very old building, restored with lots of love and attention to detail.

19. May 2024 - 17:23

Hotel Villa de Colunga

This place is nicely located. Upon check in, I was greeted warmly and given information about the town. My room was very clean. I’d recommend it.

15. September 2022 - 15:19

Be careful on the road past the school.

Route markers now take pilgrims through a mix of small roads and paths via Bueño. This brings you into Colunga on a back road past the local primary (grade) school. If you happen to be walking past when parents are dropping off or picking up their children, take extra care: it’s narrow and windy, there will be a lot of cars trying to pass each other or park and drivers’ attention may well be elsewhere.

8. May 2022 - 19:54

Restaurant rec

Detour to the old Camino to visit bar caleya indi Great food with a variety of interesting vegan and vegetarian options. If you are walking the Camino del Norte this is worth the 30m detour or 5 euro cab ride from Colunga to stock up on nutritious deliciousness. Plus they speak English which helped me ordering.

8. May 2022 - 19:54

Restaurant rec

Detour to the old Camino to visit bar caleya indi Great food with a variety of interesting vegan and vegetarian options. If you are walking the Camino del Norte this is worth the 30m detour or 5 euro cab ride from Colunga to stock up on nutritious deliciousness. Plus they speak English which helped me ordering.

21. September 2019 - 19:10

Very pilgrim friendly. Owner

Very pilgrim friendly. Owner/staff very nice and helpful. Breakfast excellent and they gave us a picnic lunch as no cafes for 14 kms.
They offered laundry service which was just what I needed as I had been hand washing for 2 weeks!!
Lovely room with my own terrace and common garden area available to sit and relax and have a drink if you desired! Definitely recommended.

1. June 2019 - 21:19

There’s a cafe opposite the

There’s a cafe opposite the minymas supermarket on the main street that is to be avoided. The staff for some reason enjoy turning down their noses to pilgrims.

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