Camino portugues query

[Jackieduda]

I will be in portugal in september, and want to extend my stay at Muge, Salvaterrade, Mergos, Santareim ( located in the Tagus Valley), and do a portion of the camino portugues. Can anyone advise if my destination is anywhere near an entry point to the Camino there?

 

[mspath]

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Azambuja - Santarém | Camino Portugués Central | Gronze.com

Si la etapa anterior era aburrida, la de hoy nos parecerá interminable, especialmente en épocas calurosas. Los mayores alicientes se centran en su primera mitad, todavía por la ribera del río Tejo. En los últimos 16 km no encontraremos ninguna población ni tampoco sombra. Finalmente, una cuesta...

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Happy planning and Bom caminho.

 

[Friend from Barquinha]

Hi! Bom caminho!

Your location, as listed, is a bit confusing. Muge is one town, and Salvaterra de Magos is another, both within Santarem district. (To add confusion, Santarem is a big city in its own right; the capital for the district of Santarem.) Santarem is a significant city on the caminho, and you could go on from there.

You would have to get across to the other side of the Tejo (Tagus) to reach Santarem. Rome2Rio is probably your best bet for finding a way of doing that. I've referenced the Muge>Santarem route.

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Looks like there's a bus you could catch, very easily. The #901!

 

[Jackieduda]

Hi! Bom caminho!

Your location, as listed, is a bit confusing. Muge is one town, and Salvaterra de Magos is another, both within Santarem district. (To add confusion, Santarem is a big city in its own right; the capital for the district of Santarem.) Santarem is a significant city on the caminho, and you could go on from there.

You would have to get across to the other side of the Tejo (Tagus) to reach Santarem. Rome2Rio is probably your best bet for finding a way of doing that. I've referenced the Muge>Santarem route.

Rome2Rio

Discover how to get anywhere by searching plane, train, bus, car and ferry routes

www.rome2rio.com

Looks like there's a bus you could catch, very easily. The #901!

Wonderful, and thank you! I have no idea where my destination lay. I wrote down the location just as it was stated in my travel itinerary. You have got me started on sorting this out. So excited to try the CP!