VillageAsturias, Spain216 km to Santiago de Compostela

Berducedo

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Where to stay

Beds in Berducedo, night by night

Every kind of bed in one place: online booking, direct-contact albergues, walk-ins and donativos. Live prices for your night.

November 14 to November 27Each night shows how many places you can book online and the lowest price. Select a night to see the detail.
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Saturday, November 14Albergue dorms and private rooms both count. Walk-in and donativo albergues never sell out online: arrive early in the day instead.
Prices come live from our booking partners and change with demand. Walk-in and donativo albergues are not counted here: they are in the full list at the bottom of the page.
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Explore Berducedo

The Camino through town, with prices where the beds are. Amber is the route; each pin is a place to stay.

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Things to do

Things to do in Berducedo

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Camino MomentYou Crossed Puerto del PaloIf you arrived from Pola de Allande today, you have just walked over the highest point on the Camino Primitivo. The climb to 1,146 metres, the long exposed ridgeline, and the descent into Berducedo constitute the hardest day on the route. You did it. Sit down. Have a beer. Look at the mountains. You have earned this moment.
FoodEat at the BarBerducedo has a bar or two that serve simple food and drinks. After the mountain crossing, a cold beer, a plate of food, and a chair feel like luxuries. The menu will be limited but the cooking is honest Asturian fare. Expect caldo (broth), cured meats, bread, and whatever is available. Nobody comes to Berducedo for fine dining. They come because they walked here.
RelaxationWatch the Sunset Over the MountainsBerducedo faces west and the evening light over the mountains is beautiful. Step outside after dinner and watch the sky change colour. At 760 metres, with no light pollution, the stars after sunset are spectacular. The Milky Way is clearly visible on a clear night. This is one of the most remote and least populated areas of Asturias, and the darkness is deep.
SightWalk to the ViewpointA short walk from the village leads to viewpoints overlooking the Nalon valley and the mountains of western Asturias. The landscape is open, green, and wild. Wind turbines turn on the ridgelines. Horses and cows graze in the fields. There are no roads visible, no cities, no noise. Just mountains and sky. This is the Camino Primitivo at its most elemental.
Pilgrim tips

Tips for Berducedo from pilgrims

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Places to stay in Berducedo

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