Neda

Neda is an enchanting coastal village situated in the heart of Ferrol estuary, being one of the first stages of the Camino Inglés. Its history is linked to the Xuvia river and the sea, as evidenced by its picturesque waterfront promenade and medieval bridges. The locality is especially famous for its bread-making tradition; Neda's "pan de Neda" bread is renowned throughout Galicia, making it a must-visit stop for sampling local products such as empanadas and sweets. For pilgrims, Neda offers a peaceful final stage with all amenities, along with a rich heritage like the Church of Saint Mary or the Clock Tower. It's an ideal place to enjoy the gastronomy and landscape of Galicia's Rías Altas.