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Sacha replied to the thread What do you do on a rest day.I take tourist stops. Big town with lots to sightsee, so I am still walking a lot. I usually take a hotel so I don’t have to be back by 10pm. -
The two sellos/stamps per day rule only applies to the final 100km if on foot, and final 200km if on a bicycle. I do not know why it is worded the way it is. If you have the space, either in the base credencial, or with extra pages attached...
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Tom, if it's one stamp per day until Tui then why does it say TWO stamps per day on every single (stamp) page right from the start? Just askin' ;)
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I guess because they don’t know where your ‘start’ is when they print the credential. Many pilgrims only walk the last 100km.
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The truth is that, for the Compostela, only the last 100km count. Unless you want the distance certificate you don't need to get any stamps before the last 100km.
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I think this is why:
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One per day until Tui. Then two per day to Santiago - if you are coming from Valença, across the bridge from Portugal. Hope this helps, Tom
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Sacha replied to the thread Stamps per day from Porto??.Thank you!
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No, nothing's changed - it's still one stamp a day and two for the last one hundred kilometers. But as @Albertinho says you've got plenty of room, doesn't hurt to get into the habit and get two per day. Bom Caminho
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Depending on your route, from Tui if you walk the Central or from Vigo if you walk the Coastal. Both are around 100 kms + , 2 stamps per day. From Porto to both named places it is one stamp per day. But what let you to collect two stamps per...
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