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Diane Borden

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Our family of 7 hopes to arrive in Santiago on the 9th of August in time for Mass, and then head to the coast on the 10th (we fly out of Santiago on the 11th). We were thinking of just taking a bus, and then began to see a variety of tour options that would allow us to see more places more compactly than we could venturing out on our own. Having walked for two weeks, I think we might enjoy an easy ride that delivers us back to Santiago that same night.

What are your thoughts forum friends? Is one company better than another? Love to hear your thoughts.
(we leave Denver, CO on Tuesday morning - we are giddy excited!)
-Diane
 
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Hi Diane,

Enjoy the preparations.

A friend of mine used this company and liked it very much.
http://www.galiciaincoming.com/paquete/excursin-fisterra-costa-da-morte-vilas-marieiras
 
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Diane Borden said:
Thank you!!! This is one on my list of options. We are staying at the Seminario Menor, so perhaps this would be our easiest option.
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Price also doable because a single ticket SdC to Finisterre for the bus is already 13.10 €

Another option is to book a private taxi and organise the trip yourself.

When I travelled back from Finisterre to SdC a couple of pilgrims and I shared a taxi making it as expensive as the bus.

Wahtever you decide : enjoy.
 
We are 7 people - would 1 taxi be large enough?
 
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Nice that you are giving the business to locals. Sounds like an amazing family experience; one you can share for years.
 
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