CN29 - Vilalba - Baamonde - 20,7 Km

Stage of the Camino de Santiago: Vilalba to Baamonde

Beginning of the Stage: Departure from Vilalba
The stage from Vilalba to Baamonde is one of the intermediate stages of the Camino de Santiago that combines the beauty of Galician landscapes with the tranquility of small villages. With a distance of approximately 14 kilometers, this route is ideal for those looking for a shorter but still meaningful walk on their pilgrimage towards Santiago de Compostela.

Journey Through Rural Paths and Green Landscapes
On this route, pilgrims walk along peaceful rural paths, where green meadows and oak and chestnut forests accompany each step. Throughout the journey, they can enjoy typical landscapes of the region, with a gentle incline that makes the walk pleasant and accessible for all pilgrims.

Villages and Points of Interest Along the Way
The Camino de Santiago on this stage passes through several traditional villages and hamlets, offering a unique opportunity to experience the most authentic Galicia. Pilgrims will cross small bridges and enjoy the landscape of the Terra Chá region, famous for its vast plains, as they move towards Baamonde.

Arrival in Baamonde: End of the Stage
The stage ends in Baamonde, a small town that marks the end of this route. Baamonde is known for its Church of Santiago, a place for rest and reflection for pilgrims continuing on the Camino de Santiago towards Compostela. In this town, pilgrims can recharge before continuing on to the next stages of the Camino.