With the hiking guide, you get free GPS files of the route. The guide contains many tips, a detailed description of the route, and handy maps. Do you still get lost? It’s always handy to bring the Hiking Guide to the Camino del Norte with you. How do you navigate the Camino de Santiago? The route is very well marked with bright yellow arrows and signs with the scallop. I myself, for example, shortened stage 4 and slept in Markina-Xemein.
Of course, you don’t have to stick exactly to those stages, if you want you can shorten or lengthen them. The stages are arranged so that the starting and finishing points are always in a village with or near an inn. Stage 29: Pedrouzo – Santiago de Compostela | 21 kilometers.Stage 28: Arzúa – Pedrouzo | 18.9 kilometers.Stage 27: Sobrado dos Monxes – Arzúa | 22.2 kilometers.Stage 26: Baamonde – Sobrado dos Monxes | 40.9 kilometers.Stage 25: Vilalba – Baamonde | 22.8 kilometers.Stage 24: Mondoñedo – Vilalba | 35.8 kilometers.Stage 23: Ribadeo – Mondoñedo | 35.4 kilometers.Stage 22: La Caridad – Ribadeo | 28 kilometers.Stage 21: Almuña – La Caridad | 31.5 kilometers.Stage 20: Soto de Luiña – Almuña | 40.4 kilometers.Stage 19: Avilés – Soto de Luiña | 43.1 kilometers.Stage 18: Gijón – Avilés | 25.3 kilometers.Stage 17: Sebrayu – Gijón | 33.7 kilometers.Stage 16: Ribadesella – Sebrayu | 30.2 kilometers.Stage 15: Llanes – Ribadesella | 33.7 kilometers.Stage 14: San Vicente de la Barquera – Llanes | 42.2 kilometers.Stage 13: Santillana del Mar – San Vicente de la Barquera | 34.5 kilometers.Stage 12: Santander – Santillana del Mar | 38.5 kilometers.Stage 11: Güemers – Santander | 15.5 kilometers.
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