Stage of the Camino
Stage Description
This stage enters the metropolitan area of Vigo, the largest city in Galicia. The profile is demanding, with constant climbs and descents through the hills surrounding Vigo Bay. In return, it offers spectacular panoramic views of the bay, Rande Bridge, and Cíes Islands. The route alternates between mountainous sections with more urbanized zones. The entry into Vigo is long and takes place along the city's periphery, a challenge that is rewarded by arrival at the vibrant urban center.
The journey between Baiona and Vigo is a "break-neck" profile challenge that rewards the pilgrim with some of the most spectacular views in all of the Rías Baixas. The route leaves the coast to ascend into the hills bordering the Vigo estuary.
The stage is a continuous up-and-down through forest trails and rural roads. The ascents are demanding, but from the summits, unforgettable views of the bay can be obtained, with the imposing Puente de Rande and the Cíes Islands as a backdrop. Small rural nuclei and dense forests are crossed.
The second half of the stage is characterized by the approach to the large city of Vigo. The surroundings become increasingly urban, and the route runs through residential zones and parks. The entry into the city is long, but the effort has its reward.
Vigo, the most populous city in Galicia, is a vibrant industrial and cultural center. The pilgrim can enjoy its lively Old Town, stroll along the port, or savor the famous oysters at the Rúa da Pescadería. The city offers an enormous range of services and a cosmopolitan atmosphere, an interesting contrast with the tranquility of the coastal stages that preceded it.
The stage is a continuous up-and-down through forest trails and rural roads. The ascents are demanding, but from the summits, unforgettable views of the bay can be obtained, with the imposing Puente de Rande and the Cíes Islands as a backdrop. Small rural nuclei and dense forests are crossed.
The second half of the stage is characterized by the approach to the large city of Vigo. The surroundings become increasingly urban, and the route runs through residential zones and parks. The entry into the city is long, but the effort has its reward.
Vigo, the most populous city in Galicia, is a vibrant industrial and cultural center. The pilgrim can enjoy its lively Old Town, stroll along the port, or savor the famous oysters at the Rúa da Pescadería. The city offers an enormous range of services and a cosmopolitan atmosphere, an interesting contrast with the tranquility of the coastal stages that preceded it.
Last updated: 12/08/2025
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Accommodations in this Stage
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Casa da Elisa
Casa Rural Oscar
Hostel Albergue Baionamar
Hotel NH Collection Vigo
Hotel Vasco da Gama
Parador de Baiona
Gran Hotel Nagari Boutique & Spa
Hostal Santa Marta Playa
Hotel Puerta Gamboa - WEB OFICIAL
Talaso Atlántico
AC Hotel Palacio Universal
Apartamentos Ababides Playa
El Retiro
Hotel A Queimada en Nigrán
Hotel Alda Puerta del Sol
Hotel Avenida
Hotel Coia
Hotel Compostela
Hotel Inffinit Vigo
Hotel Occidental Vigo
Hotel Zenit Vigo
Hotel Atlántico Vigo
Hotel Entrerobles
Hotel Hesperia Vigo
Hotel Vigo Los Galeones Affiliated by Meliá
Albergue público de peregrinos de Vigo Juan Manuel López-Chaves
Baiona hotel
Hotel Ciudad De Vigo
Carabela La Pinta
Hotel Anunciada
Hotel Bahía de Vigo
Hotel OCA Ipanema
Hotel Rompeolas
Sercotel Tres Luces
Hotel Bahía Baiona
Hotel Miramar Praia América
Hotel Panton
Hotel Pinzón (Baiona)
Hotel del Mar
Hotel Holiday
Hotel Soremma
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