Camino Portuguese/Fatima

marjm007

Active Member

• May 28, 2017

• #1

I will be walking the Camino Portuguese with a friend and we want to hear from pilgrims who have included a walk to Fatima on their pilgrimage.

 

Rodrigo Cerqueira

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Time of past OR future Camino

3 French from St. Jean Pied Port, 3 Portuguese from Lisbon, 1 Portuguese from Porto, 1 Primitivo from Oviedo, 19 Lisbon - Fatima, 2 Porto - Fatima, 1 Coimbra - Fátima... Open the caminhos Nascente Fátima - Tomar, Poente Nazaré- Fátima, the north connection from Fátima to Ansião and Caminho Santiago central.

• May 29, 2017

• #2

Hi Pilgrim,
This is basic information about the Caminhos de Fatima:
http://www.caminho.com.pt/texto.html
Please feel free to ask if you have any more questions.
Kind regards.
Rodrigo Cerqueira

 

marjm007

Active Member

• May 29, 2017

• #3

Rodrigo Cerqueira said:

Hi Pilgrim,
This is basic information about the Caminhos de Fatima:
http://www.caminho.com.pt/texto.html
Please feel free to ask if you have any more questions.
Kind regards.
Rodrigo Cerqueira

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Abrigado Rodrigo. We would like to visit Fatima. Could we walk in and take abus back to the camino? Are there albergues to stay at nearby? Where do we go to get on the central route? I am in the beginning stages of planning. I walked the French a few years ago but will only have 2 1/2 weeks this time. I don't want to race but have a leisurely camino. Do you recommend any special places, albergues, villages I should visit?

 

Rodrigo Cerqueira

Active Member

Time of past OR future Camino

3 French from St. Jean Pied Port, 3 Portuguese from Lisbon, 1 Portuguese from Porto, 1 Primitivo from Oviedo, 19 Lisbon - Fatima, 2 Porto - Fatima, 1 Coimbra - Fátima... Open the caminhos Nascente Fátima - Tomar, Poente Nazaré- Fátima, the north connection from Fátima to Ansião and Caminho Santiago central.

• May 29, 2017

• #4

Hi Pilgrim (sorry but I don't know your name)
There is the Caminho "Nascente" that connects Fátima to Tomar(Caminho de Santiago)
If you open the link that I sent you will find the information about the Albergues.
You should Try to start In Nazaré in the sea and ends in Fatima (two days) Caminho Poente, and then do the Caminho Nascente from Fatima to Tomar. Where you can catch the Caminho de Santiago and go up north.
Bom Caminho.