Arrows in the Caminho de Santiago and Caminho de Fátima.

[Rodrigo Cerqueira]

We are happy to announce the page that explains the arrows in Portugal for the caminhos of Santiago and Fátima is now translated in website of the Associação dos Amigos dos Caminhos de Fátima. http://www.caminho.com.pt/caminho_e.html
We are working to translate all the website.
Please consider support our project to Equip 3 Albergues: http://www.caminho.com.pt/donativos.html

 

[Camino Addict]

Muito obrigado Rodrigo and all the people like you that help make the Caminho/Camino possible.

 

[JabbaPapa]

Thanks, really helpful information.

 

[HeidiL]

Comfort arrows - I LOVE that name! That's exactly how they work for me. I have no sense of direction whatsoever, and love the friendly, comforting feeling I get when I see an arrow pointing in the direction I'm walking: "YES! I'm still on the right track!"

 

[Davie Blisters]

Great info.....thanks!

''To avoid getting lost, don't invent routes''.

I wish I'd heard this last year when I invented a route between Muxia and Finisterre.

 

[Mark Lee]

Great info.....thanks!

''To avoid getting lost, don't invent routes''.

I wish I'd heard this last year when I invented a route between Muxia and Finisterre.

In 2013 I invented one for a short while between Leon and San Martin del Camino.

 

[Cheryl Patricia]

Many thanks, I can get lost within a few hundred meters. The explanation of the signs and recommendation to turn back are great. Only 10 days to go before I set out from Lisbon.

 

[Rodrigo Cerqueira]

Many thanks, I can get lost within a few hundred meters. The explanation of the signs and recommendation to turn back are great. Only 10 days to go before I set out from Lisbon.

BOM CAMINHO

 

[Jay Es]

Making routes is part of the Journey!