Albergue Usandi

Albergue Usandi in Bolibar

Overview

Type: Albergue Usandi is a small, welcoming albergue for pilgrims walking the Camino del Norte. It provides clean, practical accommodations with a friendly atmosphere, perfect for resting after the stage from Muskiz.
Location: Bolibar, 48370 Biscay, Basque Country, Spain — conveniently situated along the Camino de Santiago route, within easy walking distance of local cafés, shops, and basic services for pilgrims.
Opened: Traditional albergue serving pilgrims for several years.
Accessibility: Easily accessible for pilgrims arriving on foot; some rooms and facilities are on upper floors with stair access.
Contact:
Phone: +34 946 850 123
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Facilities

Rooms / Beds: Dormitory-style rooms with approximately 20–25 beds in bunk format.
Prices: Typically donativo or low fixed fee depending on season.
Total Capacity: Small to medium-sized albergue suitable for solo pilgrims, pairs, or small groups.
Reservations: First-come, first-served; early arrival recommended during peak Camino months.
Pilgrim Credential: Required — exclusively for registered Camino del Norte pilgrims.
Operating Season: Open spring through autumn; limited services in winter.
Hours: Check-in from mid-afternoon; lights-out follows albergue guidelines.

Amenities

• Shared bathrooms and showers with hot water.
• Communal lounge and dining areas.
• Basic kitchen facilities for meal preparation.
• Laundry sink and drying area.
• Heating and blankets available during cooler months.
• Secure storage for backpacks and walking gear.
• Nearby cafés, restaurants, and shops for evening meals and resupply.

Walker Insight

Albergue Usandi is a reliable stop on the **Camino del Norte**, providing a clean, practical, and friendly environment for pilgrims. Walkers value its convenient location directly on the Camino, the quiet atmosphere, and communal spaces for meeting fellow pilgrims. It’s a solid option for resting and resupplying before continuing toward Muskiz and beyond.

Good to Know

• Arrive early during peak season to ensure a bed.
• Donativo-based stay supports maintenance of the albergue.
• Quiet and safe environment ideal for a restful night.
• Perfect for pilgrims seeking a traditional municipal albergue experience.
• Close to shops and cafés for meals and supplies.

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