Camino Zamorano Portuguese

[p_mci]

Hi,
I did a search on the forum for this Camino which links Zamora-Bragança-Verín but couldn't find much info.

The kilometre breakdown/accommodation list etc. for this 'Camino Zamorano Portuguese' route is posted on Gronze and I'm sure I can pick up more info when I actually reach Zamora .. but I was just wondering if anyone has any recent/first hand experience of it?

Thanks!

PS. I posted this thread in the Levante subforum though it could also apply to the Plata, as both these pass through Zamora. I don't know if the Camino Zamorano Portuguese warrants its own spot on the forum

 

[JLWV]

Have a look at www.caminosantiago.org --> caminos --> caminos europeos --> Portugal --> PT07A Caminho Português de la Vía de la Plata.
9 stages from Zamora to Laza.

 

[p_mci]

Thanks, I'll check that out.

I'm starting the Levante next month and am wondering whether to try this route or head up to the Invierno once I get to Zamora (I have already travelled the Sanabres). No need to decide yet though, of course, it's weeks away.

 

[Deleted member 73526]

Perhaps you've already seen the following threads with some helpful info. and links. (Check out Bruno's blog that I posted a link to in the second thread below) :

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/report-on-the-camino-bragancera-camino-portuguese-de-la-via-de-la-plata.55340/#post-619535

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/could-you-be-a-hospitable-hermit.60308/#post-710683

 

[p_mci]

Thank you! This is great. I obviously wasn't using the right search terms because this is exactly what I was looking for. Cheers!

 

[peregrina2000]

I don’t know if this plan is progressing, but this route may get some more albergues!

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/could-you-be-a-hospitable-hermit.60308/#post-708861

 

[p_mci]

Thanks, very useful and interesting posts and links in that thread!

 

[gns]

I posted a brief report after walking this route last year.

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/report-on-the-camino-bragancera-camino-portuguese-de-la-via-de-la-plata.55340/post-702090

I must have enjoyed it as I am off to do the Camino Torres at the start of May (or the memory has faded).

 

[filly]

Have a look at the site of Maggie on trepidacioustraveller...