Cadavedo

Camino del Norte

Common overnight stop · 3 places to stay

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Getting here

The ground behind you: what the walk into Cadavedo crosses, and where it could have been broken.

Tomorrow from Cadavedo

Towns with beds within a day's walk of Cadavedo

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
Villademoros3.7✓ Yes✓ Yes
Queruás7.8✓ Yes✓ Yes
Canero10.1✓ Yes✓ Yes
La Almuña10.1✓ Yes✓ YesThe walk from Cadavedo to La Almuña
Barcia16.9— No✓ YesThe walk from Cadavedo to Barcia
Luarca20.1✓ Yes✓ YesThe walk from Cadavedo to Luarca
Otur26.2✓ Yes— NoThe walk from Cadavedo to Otur
Villapedre32.9— No✓ YesThe walk from Cadavedo to Villapedre
Piñera34.9✓ Yes— No

Services

Cadavedo is surrounded by nearly a hundred hórreos — the traditional Asturian raised granaries, square-bodied on conical stone stilts, used for storing corn and keeping it dry and rodent-free. Some are called paneras when they're large enough to serve as general storage. If you've been admiring them since Villaviciosa, this is where they reach critical mass.

The local beach is a quick walk away. A bar in the village.

Fiesta:

La Fiesta de la Regalina, replete with traditional dances and costume, is held on the last Sunday of August.

The Camino:

From here the camino passes Villademoros, San Cristóbal, and Queruás along back roads and paths.

Accommodation in Cadavedo

Municipal

Hotel

Questions about Cadavedo

How far is Cadavedo from Soto de Luiña?
Cadavedo is 19.9 km on from Soto de Luiña, the previous town with beds. The next one, Villademoros, is 3.7 km further.
Where can I sleep in Cadavedo?
Cadavedo has 3 places to stay: 2 hotel, 1 municipal.
Is there a municipal albergue in Cadavedo?
Yes. Cadavedo has 1 municipal or parish albergue, alongside 2 other places to stay.
Where can I walk to tomorrow from Cadavedo?
Within a normal day's walk, 15 to 32 km, the towns with beds are Barcia (16.9 km), Luarca (20.1 km), Otur (26.2 km).

... comments from pilgrims using the Wise Pilgrim app

18. August 2025 - 7:50

Cadavedo

Best kept secret on the Camino is Apto Oligo, in the center of town you will find immaculate accommodations for 20e per bed, it has a kitchen, bikes to ride around town and they are impeccably clean. Oh, superb service.
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15. June 2025 - 19:54

Casa Ina is Great!

We stayed at Casa Ina based on the reviews here. It was a find! Only €40 and we had two single beds plus a bathroom and kitchen all to ourselves, like a tiny apartment. Nice place to sit outside. Easy check in. Clean sheets on the bed and towels to use for the shower and the kitchen. Blankets in the cupboard and a drying rack outside. Even a hairdryer and a plug for the drain in the sink to wash the clothes properly! There is a little supermarket and restaurant almost across the street and they were open on Sunday. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here.

1. October 2024 - 18:31

Hotel Rural Casa Roja

We had a triple for 110 Euros (2 rooms with an adjoining private bathroom). The hotel is in a beautiful old home with high crown molded ceilings and wide plank wooden floors. Clean but older mattress/beds. The bathroom wasn’t as updated as many of the hotels we’ve stayed in during our Camino. They had a continental breakfast that was not included. We grabbed a coffee at Cafe El Salon on our way out of town. (Barista wax rude)

19. June 2024 - 19:20

Casa Ina

Stayed at Casa Ina last night in a twin room with a shared bathroom and kitchen (although no-one else used these facilities). It was clean, good shower. Kitchen meant we could cook our own food, which we bought at small supermarket over the road. Very quiet. Price on some notices was 35 Euros but it’s 40 Euros now.

4. May 2024 - 21:28

Casa Ina is really great!

Great place, perfect double room with bathroom right on the camino, quick incheck procedure, very clean and perfect amenities (for example a drying rack for drying clothes). Nice smelling towels en bedlinnen, shampoo and bodywash and hair dryer. Extra blankets in the closet. Enough sockets. And very affordable (low season 30 euros)!

28. April 2024 - 8:09

Casa Ina

Excelente noite, Casa Ina é tudo o que precisamos depois de uma árdua caminhada na chuva. Limpíssimo, quarto amplo, banheiro ótimo, restaurante perto, vale muito à pena.

17. June 2023 - 7:40

Blue Arrow Points the Way

Somewhere between Cadavedo and Querues there is a white pillar at a junction. There is no shell on the pillar and there is a blue arrow spray painted on it pointing left. It looks like graffiti but it actually is pointing towards the Camino. Confusing because it is not yellow, but the alternative takes you to the edge of a cliff.

29. April 2023 - 7:47

I have to second the comment about La Refalina

Although it is not on this list, and for a reason, La Regalina is not welcoming to pelgrims. I had a bad experience in Cadavedo (with a name like that) that left me in tears. The obviously despise pilgrims there. I took a taxi the driver lady just took my walking stick and threw it away. The restaurant people became all quiet when i walked in and started whispering. The owner was rude I had to tell him. Something fishy in this town.

3. October 2022 - 21:23

Casa Ina

I am not sure why Casa Ina is not on the wise pilgrims list. It is right on the trail, updated, very clean, great room. We paid $15 per person for a double room, this is a special price for pilgrims. You can ask for a room that has a refrigerator stove top and sink.

1. October 2022 - 0:56

Covi y Peter

The place was clean and comfortable None of the eight guests of the night could say anything negative about it. The owner is shy and cannot speak English. With a little effort communication worked. She even served a simple breakfast in the morning. I can recommend Covi y Peter as simple and good.

14. July 2019 - 20:17

La Regalina staff are rude to

La Regalina staff are rude to pilgrims, the pilgrim menu is disgusting and a rip-off. All they care about is taking your money. They also yelled at me in the shop to leave my bag at the counter. I’m not someone who complains a lot, but after the spirit of most places I’ve been, this one is to avoid like the plague.

27. June 2019 - 17:41

Casa Ina is very nice. Only

Casa Ina is very nice. Only €15 per person. We were in upstairs twin room with balcony and nice kitchen area. Bar Casino down the road had excellent ensalada russa and pork tenderloin brochette with mushrooms.

31. May 2019 - 20:22

Traveling in a group of 4.

Traveling in a group of 4. Rented a 2 bedroom cabin/bungalow at Complejo Regalina, on trail. manager of campgrounds was very friendly and helpful. The 2 bedroom cabin/bungalow was clean. The kitchenette has 2 electric burners, pans, small refrigerator and service ware. The shower and toilet are separate. Two small grocery stores in the town, but a little pricy. 60 euro for cabin (15/person). Bar/restaurant on premises

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Esta entidad ha sido beneficiaria de una ayuda del Programa de incentivos a la movilidad eficiente y sostenible (MOVES III), gestionado por la Xunta de Galicia a través del Instituto Enerxético de Galicia (INEGA) en el marco del Real Decreto 266/2021, y cofinanciada por la Unión Europea — NextGenerationEU, dentro del Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia.

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