Frequently Asked Questions about the English Way

Yes, definitely. All Jacobean routes are very safe, well signposted and pass through inhabited places. The English Way is no exception, and it is a very safe route.

The English Way, with 5 stages and 113 kilometres from Ferrol, or 4 stages and 74 kilometres from A Coruña, is not considered to be very difficult. However, there are a couple [...]

The English Way of Saint James is one of the shortest routes of the Camino de Santiago in Spain, with about 113 km divided, generally, in 5 stages. Therefore, divided like this, [...]

The total kilometres of the English Way are about 113 km from Ferrol. From A Coruña, another possible start, are 74 km. Keep in mind that this distance may vary depending on [...]

The English Way of Saint James is divided into 5 stages. It starts in Ferrol and has 113 kilometres to Santiago de Compostela. It can also start in A Coruña, with 74 [...]

In all the routes and stages of the Camino de Santiago there is a lot of beauty, nature and heritage. Of course, all this, among dozens of kilometres, with sections and stages [...]

Some stages of the English Way stand out for their natural beauty, historical richness and cultural significance. Here is a selection of the most beautiful stages of the English Way: Pontedeume - [...]

The English Way of Saint James has two possible starts: from Ferrol, or from A Coruña, both cities in the province of A Coruña. Therefore, they are two routes with different stages [...]

The English Way of Saint James has two possible starting points: in Ferrol, with 114 km, or in A Coruña, with 78 km, both in the province of A Coruña.