Camino Primitivo from Oviedo: 8 days by bike, shorter stages
- km in total309 km
- days8
- →Santiago de Compostela
A 8-day itinerary on the Camino Primitivo from Oviedo to Santiago de Compostela: 309 km by bike, shorter stages, with a map of every stage and every arrival town.
Approximate distances, from our stages and the OpenStreetMap trail.
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Day 1 Oviedo → Salas 50.0 km · +1070 m / -980 m
Map of Salas: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in Salas →
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Day 2 Salas → Pola de Allande 48.0 km · +1980 m / -1820 m
Map of Pola de Allande: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in Pola de Allande →
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Day 3 Pola de Allande → Grandas de Salime 40.0 km · +1090 m / -1380 m
Map of Grandas de Salime: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in Grandas de Salime →
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Day 4 Grandas de Salime → O Cádavo 50.0 km · +1420 m / -1410 m
Map of O Cádavo: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in O Cádavo →
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Day 5 O Cádavo → Lugo 30.0 km · +650 m / -700 m
Today's stage is a challenging 30 km trek from O Cádavo to Lugo, featuring rolling hills and beautiful landscapes. Pilgrims will pass through small villages, allowing for a glimpse of local life. Remember to stay hydrated, as the climb of 650 m can be taxing.
Did you know that Lugo is home to the only fully intact Roman city wall in the world? This UNESCO World Heritage site dates back to the 3rd century and encircles the old town, offering a unique glimpse into ancient Roman architecture.
Map of Lugo: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in Lugo →
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Day 6 Lugo → Melide 38.0 km · +770 m / -770 m
Map of Melide: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in Melide →
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Day 7 Melide → Arzúa 14.0 km · +340 m / -350 m
Today’s stage from Melide to Arzúa offers a delightful mix of lush landscapes and charming villages. The 14 km trek features a gentle climb, making it a manageable walk for most pilgrims. Remember to try the local octopus dish, pulpo a la gallega, in Melide before you set off.
Did you know that Melide is famous for its pulpo a la gallega, a traditional Galician octopus dish served with potatoes and paprika? This culinary delight has made the town a popular stop for pilgrims seeking a taste of local culture.
Map of Arzúa: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in Arzúa →
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Day 8 Arzúa → Santiago de Compostela 39.0 km · +560 m / -610 m
Map of Santiago de Compostela: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in Santiago de Compostela →
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