Bruma → Sigüeiro

A stage shared with the English Way from A Coruña. From Bruma, where both variants converge, you walk along forest tracks and well-marked trails through mixed oak and eucalyptus woodlands. The landscape is deeply rural, with stone granaries (hórreos), stone crosses (cruceiros) at crossroads, and the constant sound of water from small streams. You pass through the hamlets of Presedo, Leira, and Brea, where you can rest and grab a coffee at a local bar. The accumulated elevation gain is moderate, with constant ups and downs but no major climbs. After the demanding previous stage from Betanzos, this stretch feels more manageable. Arriving in Sigüeiro, on the banks of the River Tambre, you find a peaceful atmosphere with several accommodation options and restaurants to prepare for the final stage into Santiago.