The Camino de Taverneiro runs through inland Deza following historic paths that have been recently restored. A distinctive route that combines heritage, landscape and authenticity, offering pilgrims a different experience on the Camino de Santiago.
A route with its own identity
A lesser-known route
It is a recently documented and signposted itinerary that highlights historic inland paths of Galicia.
Origin
It refers to Ignacio Taverneiro, a figure linked to the Camino tradition and its recovery as a Jacobean route.
Inland landscapes
It crosses rural landscapes, villages and paths that preserve the quieter, less travelled essence of the Camino de Santiago.
THE STAGES
Your way step by step
Choose a stage and get ready for your experience with its virtual tour, video and audio guide.
STAGE 1
Pedre – Codeseda
The Camino de Taverneiro crosses inland A Estrada through hills, villages and traditional paths to Codeseda. The route passes through Sabucedo and As Quintas, combining nature, vernacular architecture and unique spots such as a local waterfall.
14 km
3-4 h
Medium difficulty
STAGE 2
Codeseda – Couso
From Codeseda, the route continues through oak groves, churches and historic settlements towards the Ulla valley. The stage passes through Tabeirós and A Estrada, ending in Pontevea, where we found riverside landscapes and medieval heritage.
Plan your stages carefully and carry water, especially in summer, as some stretches are long and offer little shade. Take advantage of the main towns to rest and enjoy the local gastronomy.
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