Your progress on the Camino Inglés
Stage 2 of 6 · Neda → Pontedeume · ~3 h 58 min walking
31 km / 7 h 33 min done · 90 km / 22 h 37 min to go
Walking times assume a steady ~4.5 km/h pace plus 10 min per 100 m of ascent. They cover moving time only — add breaks, photo stops and coffee.
Highlights
- Climb out of the ría
- Forest tracks above the coast
- Medieval bridge into Pontedeume
Elevation
250 m of cumulative climb. A detailed elevation profile chart will appear here once the CMS is wired up.
Reading list for this stage
The best posts, sights, food, and tips we have for Neda → Pontedeume.
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Articles that mention Neda, Pontedeume, or one of this stage's highlights — pulled from across the site.
Culture
The History of the Camino Inglés
Discover the history of the Camino Inglés, the English Way to Santiago de Compostela, used by medieval pilgrims arriving by sea from England, Ireland, and northern Europe.
12 min read
Culture
The Meaning of the Yellow Arrows on the Camino de Santiago
Discover the meaning of the yellow arrows on the Camino de Santiago, where they came from, and why they have become one of the most beloved symbols of The Way.
9 min read
Culture
Why Did Pilgrims Walk to Finisterre?
Discover why pilgrims walked from Santiago to Finisterre, the "end of the world," and how this Atlantic extension became one of the most meaningful parts of the Camino.
11 min read
Culture
The History of Pilgrim Hospitals on the Camino de Santiago
Discover the history of pilgrim hospitals on the Camino de Santiago and how medieval hospitality, shelter, food, and care helped pilgrims survive the journey to Santiago.
13 min read
Culture
The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela: History and Meaning
Discover the history and meaning of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, the spiritual heart of the Camino and the traditional resting place of Saint James.
13 min read
Culture
The Botafumeiro: History of Santiago Cathedral's Giant Incense Burner
Discover the history of the Botafumeiro, the giant incense burner of Santiago Cathedral, and why it has become one of the most famous traditions of the Camino de Santiago.
12 min read
Culture
How the Camino de Santiago Declined and Was Revived
Discover how the Camino de Santiago declined after the Middle Ages and how it was revived into one of the world's most famous pilgrimage routes today.
13 min read
Culture
The Camino de Santiago in Modern Times
Explore the Camino de Santiago in modern times and how an ancient pilgrimage became a global journey of faith, adventure, healing, culture, and self-discovery.
13 min read
Culture
Why the Camino de Santiago Still Matters Today
Discover why the Camino de Santiago still matters today and why this ancient pilgrimage continues to attract modern walkers seeking meaning, healing, adventure, and connection.
13 min read