Albergues - between Cadavo Baleira and Lugo, and Melide and O Pedruzo

[Rombuk]

Can any member advise if there are Albergues between Cadavo Baleira and Lugo, and Melide and O Pedruzo.
These seem to be too long a distance for me. I will be hoping to walk in June next year having previously walked much of the Frances and Potuguese

 

[Texas Walker]

Can any member advise if there are Albergues between Cadavo Baleira and Lugo, and Melide and O Pedruzo.
These seem to be too long a distance for me. I will be hoping to walk in June next year having previously walked much of the Frances and Potuguese

You will find much information at Gronze.com, and if you have a Camino walking guide most of them have information on this kind of thing, too. And you can look at the topics for the route you have in mind. There always seems to be a sub-thread on albergues.

Buen camino

 

[Deleted member 67185]

Perhaps Gronze might help?

El Camino de Santiago | Gronze.com

Bienvenido a Gronze, tu Guía del Camino de Santiago: Información práctica, actualizada y participativa de los principales Caminos de Santiago.

www.gronze.com

 

[GIOVANBATTISTA]

Between O Cadavo and Lugo the only place where you can stop is Castroverde. Between Melide and O Pedruzo there is an Albergue at Taberna Vella.

 

[GIOVANBATTISTA]

Anyway give a look here https://www.gronze.com/camino-primitivo

 

[Felice]

There is an albergue just off the camino near Gondar, at Roméan, the Rectoral de Roméan. It only opened last year to much enthusiasm, but it has put in a request for help to see it over this difficult period. Whether it will still be open next year might be debatable.
See https://www.caminodesantiago.me/com...dro-romean-albergue-rectoral-de-romean.67519/

 

[jennysa]

There is also a new albergue after Castroverde, Albergue A Pociña de Muñiz. It has received excellent reports from pilgrims.

 

[Rombuk]

Thanks for folks

 

[Judy's Way]

Hostel A Pocina de Muniz at Vilar de Cas was the best albergue we ever stayed at. It is 16.1 km after Cadavedo Baleira. Lugo is only 14.4 km from Vilar de Cas. That gives you lots of time to see Lugo in the afternoon. The terrain is easy those two days.

 

[MikeJS]

What Judy’s Way said - it is definitely the best I ever stayed in.