Camino Primitivo's long walk crosses many weather zones. It starts in Oviedo, where the weather changes a lot. Then, moving to Grado and Salas, you can expect some rain and clouds but also some sun. It's typically cool, with temperatures often between 4 and 13 degrees Celsius.
Then it goes through Tineo, Borres, and Berducedo, where temperatures can drop to between 6 and 12 degrees. It also rains often here, and the sky is often covered with clouds.
Next, you reach Grandas de Salime and A Fonsagrada, where the weather gets a little better. It's still cool, but rain is not as frequent and you may see some sunny moments. The temperatures generally remain around 3 to 14 degrees.
In O Cádavo and Lugo, expect more sun and a little warmth. But still, prepare for some rainy and cloudy days. Temperatures are usually between 4 and 15 degrees here.
The weather changes often in Ferreira and Melide, with heavy rain and sunny times. It typically stays cool, around 3 to 13 degrees.
Finally, you reach Santiago de Compostela via O Pedrouzo. Here the weather is mixed, with sun, clouds, and some rain. Temperatures are slightly higher, about 4 to 15 degrees.
In summary, if you walk the Camino Primitivo in March, expect cool temperatures with rain and sun along the way. The weather changes often, so be prepared.
Ordered by niceness. Click on wedge for more info.
Zoom in and click on town for more info.
Would you like me to add a new feature to the app? Or did you notice that something isn't working the way it should? Please Let me know!
