CN18 - San Esteban de Leces - Sebrayo - 27,8 Km

Stage of the Camino de Santiago: San Esteban de Leces to Sebrayo

Introduction to the Stage
The stage from San Esteban de Leces to Sebrayo is part of the Camino de Santiago as it passes through the stunning coast of Asturias. This route, connecting two beautiful locations in the region, offers a unique experience for pilgrims who want to enjoy both nature and the history of the Asturian villages. On this day, walkers will follow a peaceful route framed by green landscapes, small villages, and charming churches.

San Esteban de Leces: Starting Point of the Stage
The day begins in San Esteban de Leces, a small Asturian village marking the start of this stage. From here, pilgrims head towards Sebrayo, passing through rural routes and landscapes that invite reflection. Along the way, pilgrims will find several points of interest and resting spots that allow them to enjoy the journey as they make their way toward their final destination.

The Camino: Rural Routes and Natural Landscapes
The path continues through meadows and forests, following a well-marked route that lets pilgrims connect with nature. The routes of this stage are characterized by rural paths, ideal for those who enjoy a more intimate experience with the Asturian landscape. This stretch is perfect for those seeking a tranquil and less busy section of the Camino de Santiago.

Villages and Points of Interest
Along this stage, pilgrims will pass through small villages that embody the essence of rural life in Asturias. In addition, they will encounter several chapels and historical monuments that reflect the religious tradition of the Camino. These sites offer not only moments of rest but also an opportunity to learn about the history of the region and the Camino de Santiago itself.

Sebrayo: Arrival at the End of the Stage
The stage culminates in Sebrayo, a small yet welcoming village marking the end of this journey. Here, pilgrims can relax and enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings. As with all stages of the Camino de Santiago, the sense of accomplishment and the satisfaction of having completed another route on their way to Santiago de Compostela is the ultimate reward for this stage.