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Coming as far as we do we take the opportunity to explore pre and post Camino, hence the convoluted itinerary. We are flying SdC/Madrid/Milan then train to Rome, fly Singapore then home. There are two major variants this Camino. I've read many posts on the forum expounding the beauty of spring...
We arrived in Lisbon yesterday, 48 hrs (by choice via Singapore, Milan and Madrid) after leaving home from regional South Australia. Train to Porto tomorrow hitting the pilgram path on Saturday to commence our 3rd Camino concluding at the Fisterra 00.00 waymarker via Muxia.
Apart from dimension, carry on weight limits is a factor. Here is a paste for Qatar:
For First & Business Class – 2 pieces of baggage weighing no more than 15 kgs and of a dimension not exceeding 50x37x25cms. For Economy class – 1 piece of baggage weighing no more than 7kgs and of a dimension...
I'm not into giving multi-nationals a plug but the Booking.com mobile app is great for keeping track of all bookings and any further follow up notifications.
Singapore Airlines to Barcelona maybe good option then train to Pamplona and decide where to start if not there. Easy to SJPdP or Roncesvalles.
Buen Camino
Hi Annie. Trainline is a great booking platform which also has a fare watch option that notifies you when the fares are at their lowest price. Well worth it.
Cheers.
We will be in Porto 2 nts 25-26 April, a 2 min walk from Sao Bento station. Will touch base by private conversation on the forum when we arrive in Lisbon.
Cheers
Also planning late April CP. Depart Aus. April 22 to Lisbon, train Porto and April 27 start with 2 days along coast then Rates,SdC,Muxia/Finisterre & bus to SdC May 22. Our 3rd Camino, 1st CP. May cross paths with you.
Hi Peter. Hysen Trail is a mix of everything with big sections through farmers paddocks(with steps set up over fences), road walking and outback bush and scrub. It goes through our rural town and we once stopped and had a chat with a young bloke mid 20's
hiking the total trail, very unusual. Had...
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