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Have overestimated walk time and will be a week earlier into Santiago.Are there inexpensive places to stay to while out the days in Santiago or close to.
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A very pleasant spot to relax would be the Casa Amancio.
I've not YET stayed there, but eat a second breakfast every time I pass. Good food, pleasant owners and attractive renovation of old farm buildings make for a nice stop.
Here is their web for more info.
http://www.casadeamancio.com/
I've not YET stayed there, but eat a second breakfast every time I pass. Good food, pleasant owners and attractive renovation of old farm buildings make for a nice stop.
Here is their web for more info.
http://www.casadeamancio.com/
Christian Hiriart
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Sounds like a great opportunity to walk to Finisterra... 
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I agree with @Christian Hiriart why not walk to Finisterre and Muxia, that will take care of your week; it will probably be cheaper to walk than hang around Santiago.
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Another option would be to take a bus to Ferrol which only takes 1hr20mins and spend 5 days walking the Camino Ingles, 112kms.
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Good point, I didn't think of that one.
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I haven't been there, but I a couple I met took the train to A Coruña. Personally, I don't think that I'd want to spend a week in Santiago. Especially since there is so much else to see and do in the area.
Isn't there some kind of hot springs not far from Santiago??
Isn't there some kind of hot springs not far from Santiago??
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