CN22 - Soto de Luiña - Cadavedo - 19,70 Km

Stage of the Camino de Santiago: Soto de Luiña to Cadavedo

Start of the Stage: From Soto de Luiña to La Isla
The Camino de Santiago stage from Soto de Luiña to Cadavedo is a route filled with natural charm and Asturian traditions. Pilgrims begin the day in Soto de Luiña, a picturesque Asturian village, and embark on a journey that takes them through green and peaceful landscapes. The Camino heads towards La Isla, a small village where pilgrims can enjoy relaxing views and an impressive natural setting.

Route to Val de San Vicente
From La Isla, the route continues past Val de San Vicente, a beautiful area known for its green meadows and native vegetation. This section allows pilgrims to enjoy the calm of the Asturian rural landscape, moving towards the next point of interest. This stretch is ideal for those looking for a tranquil experience in direct contact with nature.

Crossing the Sierra del Sueve
As we continue towards Cadavedo, the stage becomes even more beautiful, with a diverse range of landscapes. The pilgrim enters the Sierra del Sueve, a mountainous area that offers spectacular panoramic views. This stretch is one of the most beautiful and rewarding on the route, allowing pilgrims to appreciate the grandeur of the Asturian mountains.

Arrival in Cadavedo: End of the Stage
Finally, the route brings the pilgrim to Cadavedo, a small village known for its traditional architecture and its proximity to the Cantabrian Sea. The Camino de Santiago ends this stage in Cadavedo, where pilgrims can rest and recharge while preparing to continue their journey towards Compostela.