Understand
[edit]Get in
[edit]Major airports around are the ones of Bilbao, Madrid and Santander.
The village is not served by trains.
Get around
[edit]Belorado can be easily explored on foot.
See
[edit]- Ruinas del Castillo de Belorado. Nice view over the village
Do
[edit]Buy
[edit]There are some ATMs including IberCaja.
There are also some supermarkets.
Eat
[edit]In Belorado are several bars serving food and restaurants. Bar El Frontero opens already at 7 am.
Drink
[edit]Throughout the village are multiple fountains with drinking water.
Sleep
[edit]If you aren't a pilgrim, ask beforehand if a hostel can only be used by pilgrims.
Albergue "A Santiago" can only be used by pilgrims and has a non-heated pool, which may have warm water in peak summer. On days outside of peak summer it's at least refreshing on days with hot air temperatures.
Go next
[edit]- Villafranca Montes de Oca on the Camino Frances
- Logroño
- Burgos