Among hills, native forests and cruceiros, the path descends through the municipality of Ordes to Sigüeiro, a town of medieval origin beside the Tambre river.
Map and elevation profile
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The route, section by section
- Bruma – A Calle11.7 km · medium difficulty · 2 h 55 min
From the chapel of Bruma, via O Seixo and Cabeza de Lobo, you reach the church of San Paio de Buscás and the Trabe mill.
- A Calle – Sigüeiro12.5 km · medium difficulty · 3 h 10 min
Via O Carballo and Casanova, terrain that is often waterlogged in winter, you cross the Pereira bridge and reach Sigüeiro.
What to see
- The church of San Paio de Buscás.
- The Trabe mill.
Tips for this stage
- In winter some sections are wet; wear waterproof footwear.
From Bruma to Santiago de Compostela there are about 40.3 km left. This distance is not enough for the 75 km minimum for the Compostela with the Vía de los Andes. To reach it, start at least from Miño. In the last 100 km it is advisable to stamp your credential at least twice a day.
Before you set off
- Check the condition of the path and the albergues for the day; services change with the season.
- Carry water, sun protection and something to eat, especially on stretches without villages.
- Stamp your credential at albergues, parishes or shops along the way.
Distance, difficulty and duration data: official Camino de Santiago in Galicia website (Xunta de Galicia). Texts by the Círculo Chileno.
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