Conclusion
Little did I know when I started the Camino that I would have such an unforgettable experience.
I was prepared to walk the 320 km alone and face the rainy, cold weather, but it turned out to be even better than I could have imagined...
The Next Three Days in Santiago
I stayed in Santiago for three more days while one of my Spanish friends continued walking to Finisterre and the others headed home.
On the first day, I treated myself to a well-earned pilgrim massage at Spazio...
Day 12: The Grand Finale! Arzúa to Santiago (39 km)
We woke up at 5 a.m., had an early breakfast, and were on the trail by 6. Walking in the dark was a unique experience—especially with the full moon lighting up the night. The sunrise wasn’t...
Day 11: Melide to Arzúa
We started the day early, just as the sky was starting to brighten. The soft orange and yellow hues against the blue made for a peaceful beginning to the day.
Reaching Melide felt different—there were noticeably more...
Day 10: Lugo to As Seixas
Another lucky day with fabulous weather—how did we manage this streak?
We started the morning with a treat: a glimpse of the Lugo Cathedral as we left town. It was stunning, basking in the soft morning light, like a...
Day 9 O Cádavo to Lugo
Again a fantastic day, with a burst of good sunshine. No rain and no fog. Relatively easy walk. Lots of eucalyptus trees on the way.
Castroverde is the last place to get any food before Lugo. Otherwise, there are only...
I just returned back home from 10 days spent in a really beautiful B&B on the Camino Primitivo near Guntin (for other reasons. Not walking and rather busy with some business). And what I have to say is that I really envy you and all the people...
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