June in Porto?

vinotinto

Active Member

• Feb 17, 2010

• #1

Hey all:

I've got the time off, the desire, and maybe the cash to go from Porto to Santiago (and maybe Finisterra as well) in June (6/11 to 6/27, not counting flight days from the US to Lisbon and back). I don't want to sprint, but I do want to walk farther each day than I did on my initial Camino Frances trek in 2007.

It seems doable from Porto to Santiago from what I've seen on the board (along with the painfully gained first-hand knowledge on the Frances). But is Finisterra a bridge too far? Anyway, it's a tapas-in-the-sky idea right now, but you gotta start somewhere... :wink: Any input is appreciated!

Buen Camino,

VT :arrow:

 

JohnnieWalker

Nunca se camina solo

Donating Member

• Feb 17, 2010

• #2

Hola Vinotinto

Have a look at the guide to the Portugues on the CSJ website: http://www.csj.org.uk/guides-online.htm

You can walk from Porto to Santiago comfortably in 10 days - there is also the option of missing the roadwalking out of Porto by joining the route by public transport at the second stage - so potentially 9 days.

Say a comfortable 4 days to Finisterre.

3 days to play with

Happy planning

John

 

vinotinto

Active Member

• Feb 18, 2010

• #3

Thanks, JW Hopefully this time I'll be able to actually make it over there... :arrow:

 

vinotinto

Active Member

• Mar 2, 2010

• #4

Well, just bought my forum badge...baby steps! :mrgreen:

3/10/10: Ordered the Brierley guidebook and One-Day Portuguese language CD... :mrgreen:

VT

 

vinotinto

Active Member

• Mar 12, 2010

• #5

Got my forum patch today! :arrow:

VT

 

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AnaC

New Member

• Mar 22, 2010

• #6

There is a Portuguese conversation guide at:

http://cvc.instituto-camoes.pt/aprender ... sacao.html

Ana

 

vinotinto

Active Member

• Mar 23, 2010

• #7

AnaC said:

There is a Portuguese conversation guide at:

Click to expand...

Thanks! Got my lingo CD and guidebooks in the mail, and got my Camino stuff out of storage... :arrow:

VT

 

vinotinto

Active Member

• Apr 29, 2010

• #8

Well...looks like I'm homebound this year. Too much going on family-wise, and finances are tight (need to put some dinero into my house).

Here's to 2011 from Porto to Santiago...gonna start planning now and hoping for the best! :cry: :arrow:

Cheers,

VT