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  1. Quinranda

    Primitivo w 7-10 days on Norte

    Ahhh, so many choices. A few people have now recommended the San Salvador. So I'll have to decide: a week on the coast first or an extra week in the mountains!
  2. Quinranda

    Primitivo w 7-10 days on Norte

    Thanks for the suggestion. How hard is the Salvador? I've looked into it, but have wondered if this, coupled w the Primitivo, would be fairly difficult? That said, I just returned from trekking the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal, so I'm comfortable w elevation changes.
  3. Quinranda

    Primitivo w 7-10 days on Norte

    Much thanks,! I'll research. Sounds like this could really work for me
  4. Quinranda

    Primitivo w 7-10 days on Norte

    Did you stay somewhere along this route (if it added a day)? Thanks
  5. Quinranda

    Primitivo w 7-10 days on Norte

    Thanks for this info!
  6. Quinranda

    Primitivo w 7-10 days on Norte

    Thanks for this info. I've read that Santander isn't the best place to start (lots of tarmac). Would you agree? My ideal is to start and keep walking (instead of bussing), but I'm wondering if I'll miss the beauty of the Norte if I do this? Would you say the stages from Santander are nice ones...
  7. Quinranda

    Primitivo w 7-10 days on Norte

    Thanks. I've walked to Finistetre/Muxia before. I think it took Thanks. It took me 3 days to get from SJPP to Pamplona. I think I took 4 days to walk to Finisterre. I'm trying to decide where I might start the Notre and if the section leading up to the Primitivo is a beautiful one or if it's...
  8. Quinranda

    Primitivo w 7-10 days on Norte

    Hi all. I'm looking into walking the Primitivo in May 2024. I'll have about 4 weeks, so I'm thinking of starting on the Norte for a week or two and/or walking on to Muxia at the end. I've walked the CF 3 times, so excited fo something new. Just looking for suggestions on where to start on the...

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