Stage 10: Castro Urdiales-Laredo

Stage 10 of the Northern Way offers pilgrims a unique experience that goes from the charming coastal city of Castro Urdiales to picturesque Laredo. Along this stretch, walkers will enjoy a captivating mix of maritime landscapes, local traditions and the welcoming atmosphere of coastal towns.

Towns through which the stage takes place

• Castro Urdiales: The starting point, known for its beaches, its picturesque port and its old town full of history and architecture.
• Oriñón: A small coastal town that offers pilgrims a quiet respite and spectacular views of the Cantabrian Sea.
• Laredo: The final destination of this stage, a coastal city with a long beach, a lively port and a historic center that invites you to explore.

Monuments to see along the route

• Church of Santa María in Castro Urdiales: A Gothic architectural jewel that stands out on the urban skyline of Castro Urdiales and offers pilgrims a sample of the region’s rich cultural heritage.
• Hermitage of Santa Ana in Oriñón: Located in a stunning setting with views of the sea, this hermitage is a serene place for contemplation and rest.
• Church of Santo Domingo in Laredo: Located in the heart of Laredo, this Renaissance church is an outstanding monument that highlights the religious history of the city.
• Port of Laredo: With its lively maritime atmosphere, the port of Laredo is a perfect place to enjoy the sea breeze and observe port activity.
• Laredo Beach: An extensive beach of fine sand that invites pilgrims to relax and enjoy the views of the sea, providing a scenic end to the stage.

This stage, nestled between the coastal splendor and local history, offers pilgrims a complete experience that combines the serenity of Oriñón, the cultural richness of Castro Urdiales and the beauty of Laredo.