What is the route of the Sanabrian Way like?

The Sanabrés Way is a route that crosses some of the most rural and authentic regions of Spain. Starting in the region of Sanabria (Zamora), it passes through the provinces of Ourense, Pontevedra and A Coruña on its way to Santiago de Compostela.

The route of the Sanabrés Way offers a wide variety of landscapes, from the vast Castilian plains to the lush Galician forests. Highlights include the historic city of Ourense, famous for its hot springs. Along the way, pilgrims pass through small villages full of charm and heritage.

In terms of difficulty, the Sanabrés Way is considered of medium difficulty, with some stages a little demanding in Galicia due to the mountainous climbs and descents. However, its natural beauty, tranquility and rich history make it an ideal choice for those pilgrims seeking a more intimate and spiritual experience on their pilgrimage.