Camino de Mozarabe from Granada to Fisterra

Executivetraveler2016

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June to July 2016 SJPDP to Fisterra
July to August 2018 Madrid to Santiago de Compostela

• Nov 20, 2017

• #1

Does anyone have accomplished this camino?

 

C clearly

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Most years since 2012

• Nov 20, 2017

• #2

There is quite a bit of information on these threads.

 

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duderdog

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• Nov 20, 2017

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Executivetraveler2016 said:

Does anyone have accomplished this camino?

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Came across Nick and Angela's Camino on the web...all the way from Almeria: http://www.nickandangela.com/camino-de-santiago-mediterranean-atlantic/

 

Executivetraveler2016

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June to July 2016 SJPDP to Fisterra
July to August 2018 Madrid to Santiago de Compostela

• Nov 20, 2017

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Thank you for the info. I did Camino Frances in 2016 now I would like to try Mozarabe.

 

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duderdog

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Via de la plata (2017)

• Nov 20, 2017

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Your welcome. We did via de la plata last year. Looking to Mozarabe Almeria to Merida April/May 2018. Can't seem to get any good guide, maps and apps for this. Lot of Spanish stuff and German guide books are good, but we need English.
Bien Camino
Joe

 

george.g

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• Nov 20, 2017

• #6

I walked Almeria to Fisterra this year, I found all the info I needed in the Mozarabe section of this forum, plus I had Wikiloc gps as backup but rarely used it.
Regards
George
PS, you could also look at the resources section, there’s at least two guides, not to mention Mundicamino, and the various amigos sites.

 

Last edited: Nov 20, 2017

laineylainey

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started in 2012, hooked ever since.

• Nov 25, 2017

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Hi. As well as blogs and information on this forum- Kevin O'Brien's walking guide is a must,I have found the website www.almeriajacobea.es to be a wonderful resource for the MOZÁRABE. There also a monthly update on the website and I have asked them questions about the short part I am doing next week to Granada. I have also downloaded an app on my phone with loads of information.
Good planning!

 

Last edited: Nov 25, 2017

chrisje

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• Nov 25, 2017

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We did the walk from Almeria to Cordoba last october. In Granada we contacted the Associacíon de pelegrinos and they were very helpfull. We bought their guide for 10 euros.