Hostal or Pension accommodation to the coast

Gail and Ed

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Camino Frances

• Oct 7, 2013

• #1

Ok, now that you all have convinced Gail and myself that we should walk to Finisterre, a few questions ???
Is it well way marked ?
Does anyone have a list of accommodation -- Pension / Hostel (we like our own bathroom) ?
Is their a "map" available ?

Thank you for your help

G&E

 

wayfarer

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• Oct 7, 2013

• #2

It is well marked and the tourist office will give you a full list of accommodation. The only map I saw was the Brierly but we didn't need it.

 

mspath

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• Oct 8, 2013

• #3

wayfarer said:

It is well marked and the tourist office will give you a full list of accommodation. The only map I saw was the Brierly but we didn't need it.

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The tourist office that Wayfarer mentions is that of the Galicia Tourist Office at 30 rua do Vilar near the cathedral in Santiago They have a good free list of all services- private accommodations, tourist albergues, restaurants, shops,buses, etc. along the Finisterre camino; their muli-lingual staff is also most helpful.

The Finisterre camino is, indeed, well marked with the famous yellow arrows; you don't need a map. However, the Galicia Tourist Office also has a good schematic map showing the basic routes both to Finisterre and Muxia.

Buen Camino,

Margaret Meredith

 

mralisn

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• Oct 8, 2013

• #4

Yay, you're walking to the sea!

 

Gail and Ed

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• Oct 10, 2013

• #5

Thanks for the info, a great help
G&E