Portuguese Camino in October

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Catherine O'Connor

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April 2017

• Jan 15, 2017

• #1

Hi all, just booked my flight for Lisbon on October 2nd and will be returning to Ireland on October 16th from Porto. Will start walking on the 3rd. Just wondering where i would find an up to date list of albergues for Lisbon to Porto. Also wondering what the weather would be like in October. Thanks in advance. Jerry.

 

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Anemone del Camino

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• Jan 15, 2017

• #2

The Via Lusitana website will likely be up to date, as will the 2017 Brierley guide book.

http://www.vialusitana.org/en/albergues_eng/

 

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Way of Saint Francis April 2017

• Jan 15, 2017

• #3

I have walked from Porto to Santiago in October. Take a poncho!

Boun Caminho

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Camembert

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• Jan 15, 2017

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How far are you intending to walk within 12 or 13 days ?
Are you starting in Lisbon or Porto ?
From Lisbon on the central route it is a 28 to 30 days walk to Santiago.
From Porto it is 12 to 14 days depending on your pace and daily distance.

 

jefferyonthecamino

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• Jan 15, 2017

• #5

last year the weather was glorious in Portugal in early October, but it could (and should) rain...

 

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jerby

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• Jan 25, 2017

• #6

Albertinho said:

How far are you intending to walk within 12 or 13 days ?
Are you starting in Lisbon or Porto ?
From Lisbon on the central route it is a 28 to 30 days walk to Santiago.
From Porto it is 12 to 14 days depending on your pace and daily distance.

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Hi Albertinho. Heading over to Lisbon on October 2nd and heading home from Porto on the 16th. I am hoping to get to Porto by then if not a little beyond.
The plan is to hopefully return at a later stage and head to Santiago and maybe do the English route as well.
I will be walking on my own so would hope to do around 40km each day, with a stop in Fatima along the way. Not sure about the weather in October but it couldn't be any worse than the french route in 2013.