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I doubt whether The walking route would be excatly the same for cyclists...some of it is on the beach, i did see bikes on the boardwalks but im not sure this was appropriate. Some of the woodland trails are difficult for bikes...i did see a couple carrying laden bikes slowly thru the difficult...
I walked it in june 2017 as the indicated temperatures were low to mid 20's. However it turned out to be a heatwave averaging around 30 plus degrees c each day. So as advised above make sure you have say a litre of water with you, start your walk as early in the day as possible. Wear a hat. Use...
That budget should be fine. I paid between 29 and 55 euros (tho Porto can be a bit more expensive depending on location and type of room). You shouldn't have a problem with accommodation but might be an issue if you halt in some of the smaller out of the way places. As you have time I would...
Goodness me you are really pushing yourself with some of the distances here. I found anything over 27kms a real slog. I did walk in June and it was very hot and I'm in my sixties so it may be more possible for you...but you might want to try it out at home before you go.
Kind of my route exactly except I inadvertently diverted to the inland coastal for Marinhas to Viana and if you are looking for a little variety with beautiful villages some hills and beautiful forested walks then I would recommend doing as I did for this stage. The caminha ferry has a rest day...
I referred to the Brierley Guide off and on and found i wandered a bit which wasnt a problem but there is better detail on Luis Freixos site at http://www.caminador.es and Martin Flannery has recently posted an excellent map on his Facebook page. Hope that helps. Ultreia!
I walked the senda Litoral in June. There were other walkers but not many, it got busier after Pontevedra. The senda and inland coastal cut across each other and given that i was not forensic in my prior research and not really bothered about following maps while walking i found myself from...
Having looked at the detail... in fact all three above go along the coastal senda at least as far as ramallosa and nigran...and I believe I walked near Saians before going slightly inland.
're Vigo buses perhaps the following sites useful
http://www.turismodevigo.org/en/public-transportation...
My daughter caught the atsa bus in vigo to join me in baiona which is on a route that I believe goes thru to a Guarda....so i checked for you in reverse and on their site http://www.automovilesdetuy.es/horarios.html it does appear there are quite a few atsa buses from a guarda to vigo by...
I walked Porto to Santiago via caminha, a Guarda in June. My daughter joined me for 4 days mid way. My blog covering the journey may be of interest stevov.wordpress.com buen camino!
Hello happy
I attempted the senda and Andy is right that certainly based on Brierley it kind of Segway between walking on the senda directly on the coast, and arrows that take you inland a bit...called the coastal route. The inland Portugues route isn't near the coast and is the most well known...
I walked the portuguese coastal senda Litoral from Porto in June. I didn't use albergues out of choice.
Although generally you are keeping the sea / coast on your left as you walk but i did have a bit of difficulty with way marking in Portugal...it's better in the Galician stretch...
Hi Micheal,
I did this route ...the senda da orla Litoral...from Porto via Viana and Caminha and Vigo ...in June. I used the John Brierley Portuguese Camino Guide book which is available via the UK CSJ Confraternity website....This includes all the Portuguese routes and majors on the inland...
In lieu of a reply from someone in situ, you may find the trending thread on this site ... 'Fires impacting on Camino' ...useful. But just to say that you can get from Baiona to Vigo by way of the senda Litoral which follows the coast line (via Canido) to Vigo. Wishing you all the best and buen...
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