Last 100 km?

[kenwilltravel]

Does anyone know where the last 100 km starts on the Portuguese coastal Camino? We anticipate doing more than 100 km but for planning purposes wanted to know where the last 100 starts. Thanks!

 

[Tincatinker]

Try www.gronze.com, but the generality might suggest Tui as a the compostella bagging point.

 

[kenwilltravel]

Thanks, Tincatinker. But what if you continued along the Spanish coast from Caminha/A Guarda rather than going inland to Tui?

 

[Tincatinker]

Then you would walk further than 100k. It's all those wiggly bits that pile on the K's. Quite how many I haven't a clue. I tend to use google earth (tm) when going 'off-piste'.

 

[mcopeland]

We used A Guarda as the 100 km point (basicaly upon entering Spain). Although we started from Lisbon, a couple of times we resorted to the bus when sick or blistered and didn't want to make that mistake within the 100 kms. We also didn't know how taking the ferry across to A Guarda affected the rule.

 

[Zelda Costa]

Does anyone know where the last 100 km starts on the Portuguese coastal Camino? We anticipate doing more than 100 km but for planning purposes wanted to know where the last 100 starts. Thanks!

As far as I know, the 100 km mark for the Coatsal Camino satrts in Vigo. Good luck.

 

[Former member 22438]

Baiona to start is much safer. 109 kns to Santiago.
Vigo is less thann100 kms