3-4 week route advice please

[Dc8-63]

Hello from Brisbane. We have four weeks in September-October 2016, say just over three weeks walking with travel to and from, and need best advice on best qualifying Camino de Santiago route for a reasonably fit mid-aged couple with a 12-year-old. Happy to book private accommodation in advance. Would like to avoid main roads and crowds as much as possible. I have looked at Camino Portuguese and Spanish coastal route, but am largely in the dark. All advice most welcome.
Thank you!

 

[Anemone del Camino]

Take a look at the Primitivo, it can be done at a fater pace in 13 days but I did it in 18. Any extra time can be used after reaching Santiago to go to Muxia or Fisterra. Other option is to start in Leon on the Salvador for 4-5 days and then linking up with the Primitivo, but that is more rigorous.

 

[Dc8-63]

Thanks so much. Much appreciated. I will do some research on that one.

 

[purplesage]

Hello from Brisbane. We have four weeks in September-October 2016, say just over three weeks walking with travel to and from, and need best advice on best qualifying Camino de Santiago route for a reasonably fit mid-aged couple with a 12-year-old. Happy to book private accommodation in advance. Would like to avoid main roads and crowds as much as possible. I have looked at Camino Portuguese and Spanish coastal route, but am largely in the dark. All advice most welcome.
Thank you!

Hello DC8-63, My two cents....The English Way... could be done in 5 days... easy and then another from O'Cerbriero to Santiago. May the Holy Spirit guide you. Buen Camino