Looking for Torres Accommodation

[mick53]

Hi
My wife and I are walking the Torres in May from Salamanca to Braga.

I can't find an list for accomodation, can anyone assist?!!

Only source we have found is Maggie Eoids Blog.Gronze good not cover it. No WisePilgrim Guide.

Found what I think is the official site, registered and did their route planner ... lots of points of interest but again NO accommodation.... see their logo attached. Looked at their Brochure, Guide and App but no luck.

Assistance appreciated.

Mick53

 

[Magwood]

Have you seen this site - I think it’s the ‘official’ one.
I walked the Torres back in 2018 and posted to my blog each day. I gave details of accommodation I used, although things may have changed since then. You can take a look here, skip to day 35.

 

[El Cascayal]

The University of Salamanca has a very detailed guide in Spanish. Stages, maps, pictures and lodging suggestions. @Peregrina 2000 recently completed this Camino and discussed this site

Camino Torres — Camino Torres - Web Oficial

caminosantiago.usal.es

 

[peregrina2000]

Yes, that’s the official site, linked above by @Magwood. I used her blog a lot as I walked. There are albergues in Spain, but once you get to Portugal it’s pensiones or hoteles. It is an extremely interesting and beautiful caminho, I highly recommend it! Almost all off road, really great routing.

When you get to Braga, you will have to make a choice — continue on to the Portugues Central through Ponte de Lima, Valença, Tui, or go on the Geira e dos Arrieros, which is what I did. Amazing route, but again no albergues. I didn’t post forum updates, but did do a FindPenguins blog-type report.

Happy to help with questions.

 

[JEAN1]

Good evening from (french) Brittany-
I walked the Camino Torres (April 26 to May 18, 2021) having left Almèria (Mozarabe) Covid year!! Portugues central Finishing with the Spiritual Way of the Sea of Arousa, without seeing a single pilgrim until Ponte de Lima, not an open albergue!!!
My logbook is available...in French - Only the first part (Salamanca/Ciudad Rodrigo) was poorly equipped - superb landscapes and Portuguese population very happy to see a Pilgrim -
Used the app, Wikiloc, Booking, Airbnb and....Google maps-
The rest as needed -
Done main roads, alone, since 2015 - And the most beautiful? From my house in Santiago (+-2000 kms-81 days)

 

[tarredon]

Yes, that’s the official site, linked above by @Magwood. I used her blog a lot as I walked. There are albergues in Spain, but once you get to Portugal it’s pensiones or hoteles. It is an extremely interesting and beautiful caminho, I highly recommend it! Almost all off road, really great routing.

When you get to Braga, you will have to make a choice — continue on to the Portugues Central through Ponte de Lima, Valença, Tui, or go on the Geira e dos Arrieros, which is what I did. Amazing route, but again no albergues. I didn’t post forum updates, but did do a FindPenguins blog-type report.

Happy to help with questions.

Hello, I requested to follow you on FindPenguins because I’m thinking about doing this particular route someday. Hopefully you’ll see my request.
Thanks
Tina Arredondo

 

[mick53]

Have you seen this site - I think it’s the ‘official’ one.
I walked the Torres back in 2018 and posted to my blog each day. I gave details of accommodation I used, although things may have changed since then. You can take a look here, skip to day 35.

no, thanks
Carol has read your blog and pulled out where you stayed

 

[El Cascayal]

You can take a look here,

Awesome! Thank you!