Albergue de peregrinos de Ribadixo

I wasn’t confident about walking all the way to Arzúa, so I stopped in Rabidiso. It’s a small village with no supermarket. If you want a quiet stay surrounded by a tranquil landscape, I strongly recommend this albergue. (I stayed here in November and was the only guest, but I imagine it’s busier during peak season.) The shower is spacious, and the water is hot enough to relax your muscles after a long walk. Bring your own food, and remember that, like most albergues in Galicia, there are no cookers—only a stove, microwave, and refrigerator.

This spot is amazing. Beautiful setting, incredibly clean (and well designed!) facilities including the best shower water pressure, and just super safe and welcoming. Restaurant next door is nothing to write home about but you can’t beat the convenience. Highly recommend if you’re on the Camino!

If you have an opportunity to overnight here on your Camino, you won't be disappointed. We felt so welcome here by the volunteers. There is a tea kettle and a pot to cook with, also a microwave. There were some paper plates and plastic spoons and forks when we were here. There's no grocery store but if you bring food, you can use the kitchen. There is also one restaurant next door.