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Wise Pilgrim APPTapia is on the camino for historical reasons, and modern arrows make it easy to follow. A medium-sized fishing town with a modest port and plenty of food options. The Iglesia de San Esteban, built in 1898, is almost brand-new by camino standards — and neo-Gothic.
The municipal albergue wins the prize for best views without a climb, but it's small. Arrive early.
From Tapia to Figueras there are a few walking options, including several coastal variations that are not officially the camino. If you follow close to the coast you won’t get lost and it is a beautiful walk. It cannot help but bring you to Figueras, which is the riverside border town of Asturias.
