Luarca to Santiago in July 2021

[Aodhán]

I'd like to fly to Spain (from Ireland) to finish the Camino del Norte from Luarca until Santiago de Compestela. I'm full vaccinated against Covid-19 so not sure if that makes any difference. I'll be on my own.
What are my accommodation options on that route now, in July 2021? What sort of things should I be aware of now?
I'm tentatively following this guide, but other suggested guides would be apprecuated:

Camino del Norte walking stages 2023 +PDF

Camino del Norte walking stages; itinerary, albergues, distances, challenges, highlights. PDF files with places to stay and walking stages.

stingynomads.com

Thanks.

 

[trecile]

There are some quite long stages towards the end. You can shorten up at least one of them by staying at Albergue Witericus in Santa Leocadia between Baamonde and Sobrado dos Monxes.

Carballedo (Santa Leocadia), Lugo | Albergues y Hoteles | Gronze.com

www.gronze.com

 

[lt56ny]

I'd like to fly to Spain (from Ireland) to finish the Camino del Norte from Luarca until Santiago de Compestela. I'm full vaccinated against Covid-19 so not sure if that makes any difference. I'll be on my own.
What are my accommodation options on that route now, in July 2021? What sort of things should I be aware of now?
I'm tentatively following this guide, but other suggested guides would be apprecuated:

Camino del Norte walking stages 2023 +PDF

Camino del Norte walking stages; itinerary, albergues, distances, challenges, highlights. PDF files with places to stay and walking stages.

stingynomads.com

Thanks.

My suggestion is have a few apps and Gronze.com to give you info on a wider variety of choices on where you can sleep and call ahead to make sure it is open and available and then walk the distances you body tells you to walk. I would say from much experience that stages are just a guide and often will have the most services. Walk your own camino. You will enjoy it more and your body will thank you for it.