Roberta, a retired teacher and Pilgrim Office volunteer, shared invaluable insights, making my Camino unforgettable.
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Day #14 – Poncesures to Riotinto
Embarking on the Camino de Santiago, where every step brings new friends and unforgettable moments. From stunning landscapes to enriching conversations, the journey is as much about the people you meet as it is about the miles you walk.
Day # 12 – Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis
Staying in the same hostel from my past Camino journey, I’m excited to finish my trek and make new memories in Santiago
Day 9 – Nigrán to Vigo
Solo hiking offered quiet contemplation, while the lively plazas of Vigo provided a vibrant contrast.
Day #6 – Vila Praia de Ãncora to Guarde
A whirlwind of activities! From exploring Portugal to Spain, every step was a new discovery.
Day 5 – Viana do Castelo to Vila Praia de Ãncora
An incredible day of exploration, with stunning landscapes, charming villages, and finally a coffee spot or two.
Day 3 – Vila do Conde to Esposende
Despite the physical and mental demands of the Camino, I found moments of tranquility and reflection. From the scenic coastal route to the helpful staff at Albergue Ultreya, there’s much to appreciate on this incredible journey
Day 2 – Matosinhos to Vila da Conde
After 17 challenging miles of the Camino Literal, I arrived at the Albergue, exhausted but grateful for the beautiful day.
Travel Day – as always patience is needed.
Would not suggest this travel itinerary.
T’was the Night Before….
The night before departure is always an endless blur. I’m thrilled to almost have the planning behind me and the actual trip ahead, filled with the excitement of the unknown.
And Then There Were Three…
We have started to gather our Camino family even before we have taken one step! A very close friend of Laura’s, Ian, will be joining us in Porto as we explore that beautiful city, eat amazing food, and drink a lot of port and Vinho Verde. The three of us will take our first stepContinueContinue reading “And Then There Were Three…”