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[QUOTE="Elle Bieling, post: 662948, member: 54180"] You're welcome Chris! I had trouble also, deciding which route to do out of Porto. It is a real toss up, which is nicer, the Central or the Coastal. If you look at my photos, you can decide for yourself. We did the Coastal first, since we are from Colorado and like the change of the seaside. It is truly beautiful. Then we went back a year later and did the Central, this past spring. The history on this route is amazing, with tons of Roman bridges and roads to walk upon. Tui and Valenca are incredible as well. We did NOT get to the Variante Espiritu, but I suppose this is a reason to go back. We actually have the Interior Route planned in the Spring of 2019 with friends. Ha ha. A Portugues Camino addict I suppose. Also, be very careful if you are coming out of Libson, on my [URL='https://www.pilgrimagetraveler.com/day-four-camino-portugues.html']day four from Santarem to Golega,[/URL] the Brierly guide is not correct. In fact the signage that we encountered on the actual camino was not correct! Read this day carefully. Hopefully the signs have been corrected, as they changed this route! Buen Camino! [/QUOTE]
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