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So I’d been given to understand in my pre-Camino research that one could just ask for a copo de agua (glass of water) which is basically tap water on the house.
Since arriving in Portugal a few days ago, I had no issues with such a request at eating places.
However, today, i was in a...
There are 2 routes into Baiona from As Marinas (about 6km from Baiona) - (1) Litoral (shown in red in pic), and (2) Coastal (shown in dark blue).
What are the plus and minus points of either route if you have taken one or the other (or even both)?
I’m not sure if a mundane question such as this is entertained, but I’m prepared for the consequences … so here goes.
I’m torn between these 2 hotels in A Guarda: Hotel Bruselas and Hotel Monumento Convento de San Benito.
Both highly-rated IMO. The latter seems more highly recommended in...
I will be doing my first Camino solo from Porto (Coastal/Litoral + Spiritual Variente) next April and plan to stay in private accommodation, hoping the solitude will enable me to connect more deeply with my spiritual self and with God.
To quote John Brierley: “… the basic counsel is to go on...
Much has been spoken in Camino forums about how and what to pack for rain on the Camino. But I don’t see much sharing on protecting oneself against lightning.
What do pilgrims do when they chance into an electrical storm with bolts of lightning crashing to the ground, especially when they’re...
Hello,
I tried searching the forum threads but didn’t seem to find anything on topic.
I plan to stay in hotels for my Camino next year and, unlike albergues which likely have pantry areas with complimentary drinking water available to pilgrims for refills, hotels may or may not provide...
I’m looking for recommendations for a suitable accommodation between Baiona and Vigo, preferably in a private room, although I’m open to suggestions in an albergue.
Gronze indicates the Baiona-Vigo stretch (Litoral) to be about 25+ km. So some place midway would be ideal.
Hi, I plan to begin my first Camino from Fatima by walking to Tomar (about 30km) to join the Central route.
As it is a long walk for a first day, is there anyone who has broken it up over 2 days, and if so, where did you stay?
Secondly, is the Fatima-Tomar trail well-marked?
Any tips and...
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