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Many thanks KatHola Michele - the Albergue San Martin at Miraz is owned and run by the English Confraternity of St James and is a real gem on the Del Norte: https://www.csj.org.uk/about-us/hospitality-our-refuges/refugio-de-peregrinos-de-miraz-the-refugio/
The Albergue is run by lovely volunteers from the confraternity with excellent facilities and a nice cup of tea! I hope you have a wonderful time on the Norte it's great
Buen Camino,
Kat
Safari GirlHola Michele - the Albergue San Martin at Miraz is owned and run by the English Confraternity of St James and is a real gem on the Del Norte: https://www.csj.org.uk/about-us/hospitality-our-refuges/refugio-de-peregrinos-de-miraz-the-refugio/
The Albergue is run by lovely volunteers from the confraternity with excellent facilities and a nice cup of tea! I hope you have a wonderful time on the Norte it's great
Buen Camino,
Kat
Many thanks Ingrid, I'll make a note! All the bestThat is true, this albergue is a gem, however, make sure you arrive early (even tho it has a 3 p.m. opening time - unless this has changed) to be able to get a bed. Their limit is 26 (unless things have changed since 2015) and pilgrims are then turned away. They do NOT take reservations and do not arrive via taxi.
In 2015 this was the hardest thing for me to do as hospitalera. There was talk of another albergue opening up about 2 kms further on the Camino, not sure if that has happened.
Safari Girl
That is true, this albergue is a gem, however, make sure you arrive early (even tho it has a 3 p.m. opening time - unless this has changed) to be able to get a bed. Their limit is 26 (unless things have changed since 2015) and pilgrims are then turned away. They do NOT take reservations and do not arrive via taxi.
In 2015 this was the hardest thing for me to do as hospitalera. There was talk of another albergue opening up about 2 kms further on the Camino, not sure if that has happened.
Buen Camino!
Hi Ingrid,That is true, this albergue is a gem, however, make sure you arrive early (even tho it has a 3 p.m. opening time - unless this has changed) to be able to get a bed. Their limit is 26 (unless things have changed since 2015) and pilgrims are then turned away. They do NOT take reservations and do not arrive via taxi.
In 2015 this was the hardest thing for me to do as hospitalera. There was talk of another albergue opening up about 2 kms further on the Camino, not sure if that has happened.
Safari Girl
That is true, this albergue is a gem, however, make sure you arrive early (even tho it has a 3 p.m. opening time - unless this has changed) to be able to get a bed. Their limit is 26 (unless things have changed since 2015) and pilgrims are then turned away. They do NOT take reservations and do not arrive via taxi.
In 2015 this was the hardest thing for me to do as hospitalera. There was talk of another albergue opening up about 2 kms further on the Camino, not sure if that has happened.
Buen Camino!
Hi Mark, That's really useful to know. Many thanks for the update.Hi Ingrid,
I think things have changed since you were there as a hospitalera. I'm going out to Miraz to volunteer in June and am really looking forward to it and received this information
At Seixon, a kilometre before Miraz at the junction of the roads to Parga and Friol near the Camino, there are two new private albergues. One is Albergue a Lagoa, with an albergue at the rear of the bar. They have a small general store and accommodation for 16 beds, and the other is Albergue Turistico Miraz, with 80 beds, (this one is not in the village of Miraz). Helena, at Witericus, between Parga and Miraz, has a small albergue with 9 bunks. Helena provides a hot drink and a sello (stamp) for pilgrims passing through.There is a bar O’Abrigo at the far end of the village that serves a Pilgrim Menu and has accommodation for 40 pilgrims.
So it seems Miraz is less of a pinch point then it was. I have just heard though that the 80 bed hostel has been closed by the Junta as it had no licence.
¡Perfecto! Muchas gracias IscaA German family have two rooms with places for 8 pilgrims in Cuerres, it's about 6km before Ribadesella. They might be in the new Northern Camino's book, but they don't like being advertised. They speak good English and it is run on a donativo basis but is worthy of your biggest contribution on the Norte. The Camino in 2012 passed right next to their front door.
O'Abrigo was the one I was referring to. In 2015, they were in full preparation to open a 40 bed albergue. They had WIFI and all day pilgrims menu and Mochilla transfer. Glad this has happened, because it is aweful to turn pilgrims away.Hi Ingrid,
I think things have changed since you were there as a hospitalera. I'm going out to Miraz to volunteer in June and am really looking forward to it and received this information
At Seixon, a kilometre before Miraz at the junction of the roads to Parga and Friol near the Camino, there are two new private albergues. One is Albergue a Lagoa, with an albergue at the rear of the bar. They have a small general store and accommodation for 16 beds, and the other is Albergue Turistico Miraz, with 80 beds, (this one is not in the village of Miraz). Helena, at Witericus, between Parga and Miraz, has a small albergue with 9 bunks. Helena provides a hot drink and a sello (stamp) for pilgrims passing through.There is a bar O’Abrigo at the far end of the village that serves a Pilgrim Menu and has accommodation for 40 pilgrims.
So it seems Miraz is less of a pinch point then it was. I have just heard though that the 80 bed hostel has been closed by the Junta as it had no licence.
That's great...gracias de nuevoMichele one more I thought of is Albergue Tu Casa in Vega de Ribadesella - it's owned by a French lady named Marina (we didn't meet her but her friend Christina running the Albergue who was truly lovely). Another special place to stay on the Norte if you make it.
More information on the thread here: https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/albergue-in-vega-de-ribadesella.44842/
Muchas gracias IngridO'Abrigo was the one I was referring to. In 2015, they were in full preparation to open a 40 bed albergue. They had WIFI and all day pilgrims menu and Mochilla transfer. Glad this has happened, because it is aweful to turn pilgrims away.
¡Genial! Gracias JuanmaAlso in Cuerres there is an amazin, recently opened donativo albergue: El Reposo del Andayón, run by Kristine, a Belgian lady. Very adviceable.
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