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You're right it doesn't but the 'recognized' starting point is actually at the port, just down the road from the information office.I don't think the starting point needs to be at the tourist office or a church. I got mine last month from our hotel in Ferrol before we headed on our way. Probably any bar in town or business that is open early will at least have a return address stamp to offer.
Ooh, that would be a bit different!Maybe at the train station?
Ah, my first night will be in La Coruña and I won't be staying in Ferrol, just passing through.Any bar or café that is open. You don’t really need one from you start point and if you get one from your first night’s accommodation, you can still get the 2 a day for your compostela.
Dick means your first night actually on the trail (eg Neda, Pontdeume) for your second stamp of the day. The first being any location that you find open in Ferrol.Ah, my first night will be in La Coruña and I won't be staying in Ferrol, just passing through.
My bus got in at 8:30. By the time I wandered to the start point and took the obligatory photo the lovely lady from the tourist office walked past and gathered me up a tad before 9. If you had a coffee/breakfast it will be 9 before you know it. Or as above just get one from any cafe. If it is of interest there is also a pilgrim blessing after the mass at 9 at km 111 Mon-Fri (our lady of Angustias).Due to a late arriving flight I'm planning on getting the early train from A Coruña to Ferrol which arrives just before 8am. Tourist office will be closed. Ideas please on where to get a first stamp near the starting point.
Ooh, very up market. I like it!The day I left Ferrol, I got my first stamp at the Parador.
Are you walking next week? The forecast (yes, I know!!) looks good!Thanks to everyone for replying. I had it in my head that the tourist office didn't open until 10.30! So all is good. Now just hoping that it doesn't rain the whole way to Santiago.......
No, 6 December. Just pre planning!Are you walking next week? The forecast (yes, I know!!) looks good!
Ah ok. Planning to walk next week Ferrol to SDC so if I can help in any way… will start earlyish probably Tuesday!No, 6 December. Just pre planning!
Just finished SJdPP - SdC on 15 October. Now I know the camino calls you back but this is ridiculous. Barely 4 weeks, can't settle, so sod it!Ah ok. Planning to walk next week Ferrol to SDC so if I can help in any way… will start earlyish probably Tuesday!
Good work! Well I will write up a ‘end of tour’ report with an overview of any logistical bits and pieces so hope that helps and fell free to ask any questions ! I am not a planner and just have t shirts, shorts, a jumper, and a bucket hat, so hope it doesn’t rain.Just finished SJdPP - SdC on 15 October. Now I know the camino calls you back but this is ridiculous. Barely 4 weeks, can't settle, so sod it!
I noticed the same thing...he ain't called "Travelin' Man" for nuthin'.Now I know the camino calls you back but this is ridiculous. Barely 4 weeks, can't settle, so sod it!
Good luck having no rain and sunny, summer weather!I am not a planner and just have t shirts, shorts, a jumper, and a bucket hat, so hope it doesn’t rain.
Ah thank you! Bit reckless I know. I always wear shorts in all weathers, but maybe a raincoat may have been a sensible move esp. as I bought one in the charity shop week! I know I get too gung ho about things!Good luck having no rain and sunny, summer weather!