roberto.ea
New Member
- Time of past OR future Camino
- Camino Ingles (Jun 2014)
Greetings everyone!
I'll be walking my first ever Camino this June. I decided to do the Camino Ingles as the route seems to be gentle enough for me (I pretty much live a sedentary lifestyle, but have just started doing some light exercises regularly as a preparation for this Camino, though).
My original plan was to fly to La Coruna from Amsterdam with Vueling on Jun 28 and then take a bus from there to Ferrol and the proceed with the walk. Unfortunately, I was just informed that they cancelled the flight as they're restructuring their operation (they will no longer have direct flights from Amsterdam to La Coruna). After some discussion, they decided to put me on a flight to Santiago on Jun 26.
This flight change means that I will need to adapt my plan accordingly. I was thinking to take a train from Santiago to La Coruna and then to Ferrol. Do you guys think this is a good idea? Or bus will be better?
Or, as I will already be in Santiago, perhaps there are another route that will be more interesting but still gentle enough for me? I plan to finish the walk in at most a week.
I'd be glad to hear your opinions. Thanks!
I'll be walking my first ever Camino this June. I decided to do the Camino Ingles as the route seems to be gentle enough for me (I pretty much live a sedentary lifestyle, but have just started doing some light exercises regularly as a preparation for this Camino, though).
My original plan was to fly to La Coruna from Amsterdam with Vueling on Jun 28 and then take a bus from there to Ferrol and the proceed with the walk. Unfortunately, I was just informed that they cancelled the flight as they're restructuring their operation (they will no longer have direct flights from Amsterdam to La Coruna). After some discussion, they decided to put me on a flight to Santiago on Jun 26.
This flight change means that I will need to adapt my plan accordingly. I was thinking to take a train from Santiago to La Coruna and then to Ferrol. Do you guys think this is a good idea? Or bus will be better?
Or, as I will already be in Santiago, perhaps there are another route that will be more interesting but still gentle enough for me? I plan to finish the walk in at most a week.
I'd be glad to hear your opinions. Thanks!