Are you staying here in A Rua?
https://www.gronze.com/galicia/coruna/rua-ordes/casa-rural-donamaria
Suggestion for wonderful food in Betanzos : O Pote
https://www.mesonopote.com/homepage
Church in Betanzos...
Actually while I also only did the standard stages there are quite a few people that do it in four days (a handful in 3, although that's hard!)
The easiest way is just simply to push on to Poulo Rectoral Albergue at Ordes on day three. Makes it a...
Thank you, this is super helpful. I was planning at stopping at Casa Donnamaria in A Rua tomorrow night, which split up the last 2 days into 30km each. Will definitely stop in Bruma as well!
I got in to Betanzos at around 3pm and feel pretty good. My shins hurt a little but for the most part, the walk was nice. The rain was rough at the start, and for the first hour or so I struggled a bit especially with the uphill climb. However...
I’m studying in Madrid for the semester, and after a few weeks of research, I decided I want to try and complete the Camino Ingles in 4 days from Ferrol to avoid missing school while still walking over 100km.
To give a recap, I started the day...
That's interesting to note...decisions, decisions. I'm on the Ingles right now. Today was my first day out of Ferrol. I saw about a dozen pilgrims total. It would seem December would be even fewer, but what do I know.🤷
Hi Luka, I will not be walking, but do agree that if you want to have some company while walking, then the Frances will most likely be your best bet.
That said, I doubt you will have the "Sarria conga lines, so no worries about that! 🙂
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