Advice for 4 days camino route

[Former member 99341]

Buen Camino everyone,

I miss Camino again. After completing the French Way, looking to explore a new route for a 4-days. I'm looking for something different, but easy to travel from Santiago and not quite the road. Maybe, thinking of Sobrado but I couldn't find bus from Santiago to Sobrano, and not sure about the B&B on the way. It's my first time traveling without organizing hotels or my route beforehand, so I'm looking for a path where I can easily find B&Bs along the way. Any suggestions on where to start?

 

[Robo]

Santiago to Finisterre?
It's a beautiful walk and lots of accomodation options.

 

[woody66]

Hi
I would walk the Espiritual Variant starts 3km north of Pontevedra easy to find!
It's a wonderful walk i would defo walk it again in a heartbeat!
here are travel options from Santiago on Rome to Rio double check with service provider websites!

https://www.rome2rio.com/map/Santiago-de-Compostela/Pontevedra

 

[Peterexpatkiwi]

Really depends a bit on the mileage you’re comfortable with doing on a daily basis. For example, most people walk the Ingles in 4 1/2 days, but if you’re fit and comfortable with slightly longer daily kms, it’s easily doable in 4 days . Great infrastructure, lovely route.

 

[Kiwi-family]

Sobrado is a lovely place to visit - if you do want to go there by bus, you can with Monbus Monday-Friday 17:00. Trip takes 1.5 hours.

 

[Former member 99341]

Sobrado is a lovely place to visit - if you do want to go there by bus, you can with Monbus Monday-Friday 17:00. Trip takes 1.5 hours.

Thank you so much

 

[JMac56]

SdC to Fisterra to Muxia can be walked in 4 days, then take the bus back to Compostela. Buen Camino.