You’ll soon leave Neda behind. A few streets, one last coffee, and then the buildings give way to quiet roads and paths beside the water. It’s a day of short climbs and descents. None of them lasts long, but they do add up. You’ll find your rhythm without even trying.
Along the way you pass through Pontedeume, an old harbour town on the Eume. It’s a good place to sit for a while before you carry on. After that you walk through patches of woodland and along quiet roads to Miño, a relaxed town by the water. At almost 6 hours of walking, you’ll arrive in good time. That leaves you an afternoon for washing clothes, resting and a stroll through the village.