- Included: Selected accommodation with private bathrooms, Holiday Pack on your mobile phone (Route ebook and Google Maps) and a 24/7 support number providing assistance during your trip, for instance organising a support vehicle if needed.
- Not included: Flights, drinks, city tax, Travel Insurance (Recommended)
- Optional: Luggage transfers (On by default. One bag up to 20kg per person), dinners (On by default, where available), bike rental (On by default) and airport transfers, etc…
Note on Accommodation: We aim to book you into each of the towns listed on the itinerary, however in case of low availability we may book you 2 nights in the same town with provided transfers. If you are booking Superior collection or Country cottages, please note it is subject to availability and therefore cannot be guaranteed. Superior/Country cottage accommodation may be away from the route with included transfers. More details.
FAQs – Cycling the Camino del Norte From Navia to Santiago (last 200km)
Q: How far is the cycling route from Navia to Santiago?
A: This section covers approximately 347 km and is usually completed over 9 nights.
Q: What is the difficulty level?
A: The route is graded Moderate +, with a mix of coastal paths, rolling countryside, and inland climbs. A good fitness level is recommended.
Q: Can I get the Compostela cycling from Navia?
A: Yes. Starting in Navia, you will cover well over the minimum 200 km required to receive the Compostela certificate for cyclists.
Q: What are the main highlights of this route?
A: Key highlights include Ribadeo and its famous Cathedrals Beach, the historic town of Mondoñedo, the monastery of Sobrado dos Monxes, the market town of Vilalba, and finally, your arrival at Santiago Cathedral via Monte do Gozo.
Q: What time of year is best for cycling this section?
A: The best months are April to October, when the weather is mild and services along the route are open.
Q: Do I need to carry my luggage while cycling?
A: No, luggage transfer is included – one bag per person up to 20kg is transferred between accommodations daily.
Q: What type of bike is recommended?
A: A mountain bike (MTB) or hybrid bike is recommended for the varied terrain, which includes rural paths, gravel tracks, and quiet country roads.
Q: What accommodation is provided?
A: You’ll stay in hand-picked hotels and guesthouses with private bathrooms. Superior Collection upgrades are available in certain towns.
Q: Is this route suitable for families?
A: While possible, this section is best suited for experienced cyclists or older children with a good level of fitness due to its distance and climbs.
Q: How do I get to Navia to start my trip?
A: Navia is accessible from Asturias, A Coruña, Santiago, and Santander airports, with train, bus, and transfer options available.
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