The walk from Mougás to Baiona was stunning, with the coast as our constant companion. As the navigator, I managed to miss an arrow and just kept walking. Who knows if it made the journey longer or shorter, but it was flat and beautiful—well, except for all the asphalt!
The weather was on our side, with no rain, and as we approached Baiona, familiar sights began to pop up. We stopped in town for a delicious late breakfast at a café run by a friendly young Colombian couple.
Afterward, we decided to stray off the Camino on purpose this time, wandering along the waterfront and trails around the bay. Families and tourists were out, soaking up the outdoors and enjoying the break from the rain.
Nigrán, a small town about 4-5 km from Baiona, was charming but a little pricey, nestled in a touristy area. Its small, winding streets offered plenty of possible routes, though only two were official. The locals were more than happy to help us find our way—or just stop for a chat!
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