Weather forecast builder for the Camino del Norte

Plan your walk with weather from 17 years of history—choose towns and dates below.

About weather on the Camino del Norte

The Camino del Norte traces Spain’s Atlantic rim, where weather flips between sun, cloud, and rain even within a single day, aided by sea breezes. March, April, and May provide long daylight, moderate warmth, spring greenery, and widespread pilgrim services while avoiding peak summer heat. From the Basque Country through Cantabria, Asturias, and Galicia, temperatures and cloud cover swing frequently, with brisk fronts, intermittent showers, and occasional warm spells shaping daily progress.

• Spring: Long daylight and lively landscapes, with frequent showers between bright spells; services widely open and climbs moderated by cool temperatures.
• Summer: Warm to hot days on coastal and inland stretches; popular seaside towns busier, prices higher, and intermittent showers still passing through.
• Autumn: Early periods feel summery, then conditions turn changeable; frequent rain, shorter days, soggy sections, and occasional higher‑altitude snow appear.
• Winter: Frequent rain, overcast skies, blustery fronts, and limited daylight; some accommodations close or reduce hours, making stage planning more constrained.

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