English Way (Camino de Santiago)
CAMINO DE SANTIAGO
English Way – Pontedeume
The English Way (Camino Inglés) from Ferrol passes directly through Pontedeume, making it an ideal stop for pilgrims. On the second day of the journey, travelers can explore the town’s historic center, enjoy local sightseeing, and relax in the comfort of our exceptional accommodations—ensuring you resume your pilgrimage refreshed and inspired.
Stage Overview:
- Stage 1: Ferrol – Neda
- Stage 2: Neda – Pontedeume (12.9 km, low difficulty, approx. 3 hours)
- Stage 3: Pontedeume – Betanzos (19.9 km, medium difficulty, approx. 4 hours)
- Stage 4: Betanzos – Bruma
- Stage 5: Bruma – Sigüeiro
- Stage 6: Sigüeiro – Santiago de Compostela
ACCOMMODATION
Where to Stay on the English Way in Pontedeume
Located just 6.2 km from Pontedeume, Casa do Castelo de Andrade offers an inviting retreat for pilgrims and travelers alike. Our estate features ten double rooms, each with a private bathroom, set within expansive grounds—ideal for relaxation and rejuvenation after a day on the Camino de Santiago.
Guests enjoy access to two elegant lounges and three fireplaces, providing warmth and comfort during the colder months. Upon request, we can arrange transfer from Pontedeume; our property is less than ten minutes away by taxi.
Do you have any questions?
Frequently asked questions
Why do the English Way?
When doing the Camino de Santiago, you will find different routes and stages. One of the most popular is the English Way.
- It is short.
- It is quieter, being less crowded than other more popular routes, such as the French Way.
- It allows you to obtain the Compostela in just 6 days.
- The Galician cuisine that can be tasted along the way is exquisite.
- There are charming places along the route, such as Pontedeume.
What to see in Pontedeume during the English Way?
You can take the afternoon to take a small walk through the historic center of Pontedeume. The main attractions are as follows:
- Puente do Eume.
- Maritime promenade.
- Plaza del Conde de Pontedeume.
- Torreón de los Andrade.
- Plaza Real.
- Church of Santiago.
- Plaza de San Roque.
Where to eat in Pontedeume?
In Pontedeume you will find different bars and restaurants where you can eat a daily menu, various dishes, and portions. The quality-price ratio is quite good.