Camino Ingles

[woolypenguin]

Hi, my name is Terri and I am planning to walk the Camio Ingles in September. I shall arrive in Siguiero on a Sunday. Does anyone know whether there are any food shops open there on a Sunday, to save me carrying food all the way from Bruma for two days?

 

[David Makepeace]

Siguiero is probably a larger town than you imagine so I don't imagine you will struggle to find supplies!

 

[KinkyOne]

Hi, my name is Terri and I am planning to walk the Camio Ingles in September. I shall arrive in Siguiero on a Sunday. Does anyone know whether there are any food shops open there on a Sunday, to save me carrying food all the way from Bruma for two days?

Hi, Terri,
There will surely be something opened. If not supermercado (I remember two, Familia and Vedo/Vega?) then a small "chino" store or fruteria. Locals will know. Anyway some restaurants will be opened.
There isn't a shop in Bruma but there is one 1km away (off the Camino) in Meson do Vento! The last one strictly on the Camino before Bruma would be in Betanzos if I remember correctly.

Buen Camino!

 

[woolypenguin]

Hi David and KinkyOne,

Many thanks for your replies. Since posting I have done some more research and found a shop called A Despensa de Sonia on Xuncal, which is open Sundays from 0900 to 1500, so all is well!
Buen Camino!

 

[KinkyOne]

Hi David and KinkyOne,

Many thanks for your replies. Since posting I have done some more research and found a shop called A Despensa de Sonia on Xuncal, which is open Sundays from 0900 to 1500, so all is well!
Buen Camino!

That's good. It's actually almost on the Camino if I remember correctly. After the municipal swimming pool you'll come to the town hall on your left and a bar on the right. And the store is in the street on the right just after bar.

 

[woolypenguin]

Hi KinkyOne
Many thanks for the information. Can't wait for September to come!
Terri.