AussieSunnygirl
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- Time of past OR future Camino
- CF September 2022
CF April 2024
We will complete our first Camino Frances in early November in SdC. We'll be staying in Santiago for a few days afterward and would like to take the bus out to Finisterre.
In looking at transport, it seems the bus ride will take anywhere between 1.5 and 2.5 hours meaning we will spend anything up to 5 hours on the bus - which is okay. However, we'd like to know, other than just enjoying this 'holy grail' and breathing in the experience, is there anything else to be done or participate in at Finisterre or is it simply 'smelling the roses'? We might be able to enjoy going to Muxia or somewhere else close by if time and public transport schedules permit. I'm pretty keen to incorporate a trip to A Coruna on the same day, perhaps first, as it's a short 30 minute train ride from Santiago and 2 hour bus ride from Finisterre... Quite a lot will depend on time spent at Finisterre. Would love to hear your thoughts...too ambitious?
In looking at transport, it seems the bus ride will take anywhere between 1.5 and 2.5 hours meaning we will spend anything up to 5 hours on the bus - which is okay. However, we'd like to know, other than just enjoying this 'holy grail' and breathing in the experience, is there anything else to be done or participate in at Finisterre or is it simply 'smelling the roses'? We might be able to enjoy going to Muxia or somewhere else close by if time and public transport schedules permit. I'm pretty keen to incorporate a trip to A Coruna on the same day, perhaps first, as it's a short 30 minute train ride from Santiago and 2 hour bus ride from Finisterre... Quite a lot will depend on time spent at Finisterre. Would love to hear your thoughts...too ambitious?