CN23 - Cadavedo - Luarca - 16,3 Km

Stage of the Camino de Santiago: Cadavedo to Luarca

Start of the Stage: Departure from Cadavedo
The Camino de Santiago stage from Cadavedo to Luarca is one of the most beautiful in Asturias. Pilgrims begin this route in Cadavedo, a small Asturian village known for its traditional charm. From here, the Camino enters green and rural landscapes, where pilgrims can enjoy the serenity and beauty of the Asturian nature.

Heading Towards Luarca
The Camino de Santiago in this section heads towards Luarca, a coastal village that will be the destination for this stage. The journey is relatively short but very picturesque, crossing forests, meadows, and small villages that offer an authentic experience of northern Spain. The route is characterized by quiet paths surrounded by nature, perfect for pilgrims looking to enjoy the landscape.

Section Between Cadavedo and Barcia
On the way to Luarca, pilgrims pass through the section between Cadavedo and Barcia, an area of small villages and rural landscapes. Here, the calm of the Asturian countryside can be enjoyed as we walk through green hills and meadows. The route offers a smooth journey, ideal for a relaxed walk.

Luarca: End of the Stage
The stage concludes in Luarca, a beautiful coastal village with a rich maritime tradition. Upon arriving in Luarca, pilgrims can rest and admire the port and the typical architecture of the area. Luarca is an ideal place to recharge and prepare for the next stage of the Camino towards Compostela.