Any advice after walking Porto - Santiago de Compostella

[Helge]

Hello
I will walk Porto - SdC starting 30th. of April and I am also considering to do another Camino during May.
I am thinking of taking a bus/train from SdC and do another 10 - 14 days walk back to SdC. All good ideas are welcomed ?
(Camino, Saint Jean Pied de Port - Santiago, is not an option as I will do that again in September )

 

[jsalt]

Bus to Ferrol and the Camino Ingles back to Santiago?

 

[ranthr]

Camino de Invierno from Ponferrada or somewhere closer to Santiago. You can go by train from Santiago to Ponferrada or Monforte de Lemos and some other towns in between.

 

[Tincatinker]

Santiago-Muxia-Fisterra-Santiago. With two nights in Lires watching the sun set

 

[peregrina2000]

I second @ranthr ’s idea about the Invierno from Ponferrada. It would fit in your time table, and it is quite a lovely camino.

 

[David Tallan]

Hello
I will walk Porto - SdC starting 30th. of April and I am also considering to do another Camino during May.
I am thinking of taking a bus/train from SdC and do another 10 - 14 days walk back to SdC. All good ideas are welcomed ?
(Camino, Saint Jean Pied de Port - Santiago, is not an option as I will do that again in September )

Others have suggested some good ideas. I think that the Camino Primitivo from Oviedo also nicely fits your timetable. I spent 14 days on it, but I think I could have done it in 13 without noticeably more effort. Most of the pilgrims I had been walking with on the Primitivo arrived in Santiago a day before I did.