Baamonde → Sobrado
Xunta · 22 September 2026Northern Way · Via Ribadeo · stage 5 of 8
Source: Xunta de Galicia, 22 September 2026 · David Sousa
- Distance
- 40.2 km
- Walking time
- 7h 25min
- Difficulty
- Easy-Moderate
Weather in Sobrado
As Cruces variant: 32 km to Sobrado
From Baamonde there is another way to Sobrado: through Parga, O Vilar and As Negradas. It is 32 km, 8 fewer than via Miraz. The Xunta waymarked it in 2017. It leaves this stage’s route at Toar (Sambreixo), after the chapel of San Alberte.
It has fewer services and no albergue in the official register. Where to sleep in Parga, according to the Xunta accommodation register (1 October 2026):
- Parga Natura Alojamiento · guesthouse · 26 beds · 642 411 371 · parganatura.com
Shared rooms for 5 with a bathroom: €23 per person. They also have private rooms from €75. Prices include breakfast and a small packed lunch to take away (2026 prices, given by Parga Natura on 19 and 23 October 2026). - La Cuevona · village house, in O Covelo · 12 beds · 657 985 564
Parga Natura suggests splitting this section into two stages: Vilalba – Parga Natura, 27 km, and Parga Natura – Sobrado, 25 km. Distances given by the guesthouse on 20 October 2026.
In O Vilar there is the Taberna da Modia. It is not in the official accommodation register.
Sources: Guitiriz Town Council (turismo.concellodeguitiriz.com and email of 19 October 2026), the official stage page on caminodesantiago.gal («a complementary, shorter way») and the Xunta accommodation register (1 October 2026). This variant is not on the map: the official route we use only includes the way via Miraz.
Where will you sleep?
All the albergues, public and private, from Baamonde onwards, with the km to each one. In case you walk a stage and a half or stop earlier.
See albergues from BaamondeKilometres, time and sections: official Xunta data.
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