In the center of town is a Casa del Indiano left to the elements for what appears like the better half of a century, the only surviving element is, of course, the palm tree.
There are two routes between Pendueles and Llanes. The split between the two occurs shortly after you pass the Playa de Vidiago.
Option 1: The NEW camino along the coast through Andrín - 14.6
The new official camino between Pendueles and Llanes stays north of the A-8 and follows a slightly longer path. This route is both more scenic and more comfortable on your feet.
Option 2: The old camino through Vidiago - 14.2
This route, which until recently has been the official camino, was retired to keep pilgrims off of the main road. It is much more road walking than the new camino, however there is an albergue along this option.
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Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Meson El Rubinho. Big plate of nachos were great shared a pitcher of margaritas made with fresh strawberries. GREAT stop. Like a taste from home (live in Arizona, close to Sonora, Mexico)