Transportation en route

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markinwinter

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• Jan 6, 2017

• #1

I will need to end my pilgrimage in Portomarin on 30 January and travel by train or bus to Santiago. Is there Renfe service from Portomarin or Lugo? It doesn't seem to pop up on the Renfe site? Thanks

 

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• Jan 6, 2017

• #2

There are buses and trains to Lugo, but very little service to Portomarin;

 

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whariwharangi

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• Jan 7, 2017

• #3

Monbus (Empresa Monforte) operates buses from Portomarin to Lugo

Empresa Portomarin operates buses from Portomarin to Lugo and Sarria.

Empresa Freire and ALSA operate buses from Lugo to Santiago. Empresa Freire follows a shorter route.

Renfe operates trains from Lugo and Sarria to Santiago but there is a transfer involved at either of Monforte de Lemos, Ourense, or A Coruna. You'll have to piece the legs together ... the Renfe site doesn't like transfers. You are advised to stick to the buses unless the train schedule somehow works for you.

 

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Anemone del Camino

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• Jan 7, 2017

• #4

No direct train line. Will go through A Coruna or Ourense, and accorsing to this article wuite a rip off:

http://www.lavozdegalicia.es/notici...-precio-caro-ir-madrid/0003_201604L6C1993.htm

 

trecile

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Time of past OR future Camino

Francés, Norte, Salvador, Primitivo, Portuguese

• Jan 7, 2017

• #5

Rome to Rio is a great site for determining transport options.

 

SYates

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Time of past OR future Camino

First: Camino Francés 1999
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Last: Santiago - Muxia 2019

Now: http://egeria.house/

• Jan 7, 2017

• #6

Just one word of caution, in case that you don't know this yet: If you want to qualify for the Compostela you need to have walked the last 100km to Santiago de Compostela for spiritual and/or religious reasons.

Buen Camino, SY

 

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markinwinter

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• Jan 7, 2017

• #7

SYates said:

Just one word of caution, in case that you don't know this yet: If you want to qualify for the Compostela you need to have walked the last 100km to Santiago de Compostela for spiritual and/or religious reasons.

Buen Camino, SY

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Yes, thanks. I am planning to be less goal oriented in the second half of my life so just focused on enjoying 10 days of pilgrimage; wherever that takes me.

 

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markinwinter

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• Jan 7, 2017

• #8

trecile said:

Rome to Rio is a great site for determining transport options.

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thanks, rome2rio, very helpful.