The Camino Inglés in March: warnings stage by stage

Camino Inglés in March, 5 stages. March warnings 2019–2025; updated 27 October 2026.

If you walk the whole route in March, expect around 0.6 warning days on your stage, on average. It's number 8 of 12 for fewest warnings.

0.6

warning days

in 5 stages, on average

13%

of stage-days with a warning

year average: 12%

0.1

orange or red days

in 5 stages, on average

Wind

the most common warning

in March

Stage by stage in March

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1. Ferrol – Pontedeume14%

2. Pontedeume – Betanzos14%

3. Betanzos – Hospital de Bruma15%

4. Hospital de Bruma – Sigüeiro11%

5. Sigüeiro – Santiago de Compostela11%

Share of March days with some warning in each stage's zones, 2019–2025; the colour is each day's highest level.

From A Coruña in March

1. A Coruña – Hospital de Bruma15%

Which warnings come in March

Wind0.5

Rain0.2

Storms0.1

Stage-days with a warning of each kind in March, on average; a day can have several.

Section by section in March

Section	Warning days	Most common
Ferrol and the rías	0.3 over 2 stages	wind and rain
Inland A Coruña	0.4 over 3 stages	wind and rain

The worst March days on the Camino Inglés

orange3 March 2019: orange warning on 3 of 5 stages, for wind
orange4 March 2019: orange warning on 3 of 5 stages, for wind
orange6 March 2019: orange warning on 3 of 5 stages, for wind
orange1 March 2020: orange warning on 3 of 5 stages, for wind · the episode
orange2 March 2020: orange warning on 3 of 5 stages, for wind · the episode
orange30 March 2023: orange warning on 3 of 5 stages, for wind

Frequently asked questions

Is March a good month to walk the Camino Inglés?

By warnings, March is number 8 of 12 for calm: on average, 0.6 warning days walking the 5 stages. The section with the most warnings in March is Ferrol and the rías; the fewest, Inland A Coruña.

Which warnings are there on the Camino Inglés in March?

Mostly for wind and rain. Orange or red shows up on 0.1 stage-days in March, on average.

This is not a forecast: it counts the warnings AEMET issued on those dates in past years. A warning is a forecast that a threshold will be crossed in the zone, not damage.