Any cafes or fountains between Lires and Muxia?

[lbpierce]

It looks like this leg is about 14 km. Just wondering if I need to pack all water and any food that I might need. Gracias.

 

[Old Crow]

There are no cafes directly on route. There are two or three fuentes with good water. No shops.

 

[Tincatinker]

Its 14 km or about three and a half hours walking, 4 on a hot day. Eat breakfast, drink a litre of water, carry a litre of water. Job done.

 

[Colette Z]

5 km outside of Muxia where you come down the forest path and first see a beautiful beach and the sea on the left the path has a rock wall with a water pipe pouring clean water. I drank from itband survived to do another full Camino.

 

[caminka]

there are two fountains. one just before morquintián (with a lovely stone cross nearby) and one after xurarantes (on the descent to the main road which you then follow into muxía, as @Colette Zaharie mentiones).

there were some drink machines in the first village after lires, frixe, which should also have a cafe and a small shop on the main road about 600m off the camino.

 

[lbpierce]

wow, thank you all so much.

 

[domigee]

You can eat something in the cafe in Lires if you're hungry, no need to carry food.... You can also replenish your water there, of course. Oh, and a stamp for your credential if you want the Muxiana certificate

 

[logo]

lires to fisterra ..what a beautiful coastal walk...bring water.

 

[Pelegrin]

there are two fountains. one just before morquintián (with a lovely stone cross nearby) and one after xurarantes (on the descent to the main road which you then follow into muxía, as @Colette Zaharie mentiones).

Xurarantes means swear before.
I hope this has nothing to do with the fountain.

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[Colette Z]

Yes, but it’s just as you leave a forest path and get your first glimpse of the crystal blue waters of Muxia. It’s a pipe coming out of a rock on your left. I remember it well because I rescued and returned to Muxia a dog that followed some pilgrims out of the town. It only took me half a day to find his owner.

 

[Camino Chrissy]

I've walked from Muxia to Lires twice and it was no problem and not difficult. Bring water and a granola bar or some chocolate and you will be just fine.

 

[Thornley]

It looks like this leg is about 14 km. Just wondering if I need to pack all water and any food that I might need. Gracias.

Stop at Lires , great place for stopping..
No need to leave Muxia early , easy walk .