La Brique Jaune
Official member of la confradia del pinza del oro
- Time of past OR future Camino
- 2017: SJPDP to Fisterra
2024: SJPDP to Fisterra
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What is your return date?Hi to All,
My flight to europe will be Montréal-Paris and then trains to SJPDP. My concerns is how I will return to Montréal- Canada after my Camino. I will doing th Francès from SJPDP to Santiago. Any tips, suggestions, advices or opinions ?
About the 10 of june 2024What is your return date?
I can see a direct MAD to YUL for that date at £222 @1425, booking direct on Air Transat. You will need to add luggage I guess @£55 per bag. Or booking with bag @£273 which gives you an option to change for a €75 fee and price difference in fare class. Pretty much the same fare for the 12th June from Madrid.About the 10 of june 2024
Or stay in a hostel in Madrid, which you will be used to by that point. Book ahead.Choices are (simplest to most complicated) train to Madrid, MAD to YUL (Air Canada or Air Transat-- if the latter, note that their seats are very small unless you fly Premium Economy); train & bus to Lisbon, then LIS to YUL; train to Madrid, then MAD to CDG to YUL; Madrid by train to Barcelona, or by SDC to BCN, then to YUL;
As others suggest, get to Madrid the day before your flight. There are many economical (well, for Madrid) hotels in the Barajas neighbourhood near the airport. You can reach the airport by métro or many of the hotels can arrange a seat on a shuttle.
So I don't have a returned flight booked either after my Camino because I am not sure how long it will take me. But I was wondering when entering a country if you must show a booked return flightI had no return flight booked when I finished my camino early june last year. I took a bus to Porto and flight to Montreal as it was the most convenient and cheapest at the time. All the other possible ways were more expensive.
Good advice given above. Buen camino and safe return back home.
Depends where you're entering. I have never once been asked for proof of return when arriving in Paris (flying from Canada, but entering on a US passport).So I don't have a returned flight booked either after my Camino because I am not sure how long it will take me. But I was wondering when entering a country if you must show a booked return flight
I've used the Air Transat flight back from Porto to Montreal. Good flight. Leaves early, but not too early, in morning, if still same schedule from last year. Good hotel walking distance from fairly small airport, with very early morning breakfast.Two possibilities: From Santiago, take a bus or train to Porto, then AirTransat back to Montreal.
I will using typically your suggestion, thanks to inspiring me.If you need to get to Paris, Vueling has a direct flight from Santiago. There may be other airlines now as well.
Salut! I might be too late in responding! Perhaps for your next Camino you could fly Air Transat but choose the multi destination tab. I have booked this from Toronto - Lisbon, Madrid -Toronto. with A.Transat and it was not expensive. I have also booked AT from Toronto - Madrid, Porto - Toronto at an excellent price. Another multi flight with AT was Toronto - Faro, Madrid Toronto. AT has many affordable options. Also I saw a few interesting multi destination with AT. from Toronto to Lyon, Toulouse, Marseille all via MTL. Bon chemin et buen Camino.
Have you given thought to flying or taking the train to Porto, Portugal then direct, unless you stay a couple of days. Beautiful city!Hi to All,
My flight to europe will be Montréal-Paris and then trains to SJPDP. My concerns is how I will return to Montréal- Canada after my Camino. I will doing th Francès from SJPDP to Santiago. Any tips, suggestions, advices or opinions ?
ps: I will finish my Camino around the 10th of june 2024.
There is something about your passport not expiring within 6 months of your flight out of CanadaDepends where you're entering. I have never once been asked for proof of return when arriving in Paris (flying from Canada, but entering on a US passport).
The first two times I flew in and out of Paris. Then I realized that multi city tickets are basically the same price as returning from the same airport.Hi to All,
My flight to europe will be Montréal-Paris and then trains to SJPDP. My concerns is how I will return to Montréal- Canada after my Camino. I will doing th Francès from SJPDP to Santiago. Any tips, suggestions, advices or opinions ?
ps: I will finish my Camino around the 10th of june 2024.
I always bus it to Porto or Lisbon from Santiago (cheap and good service) and take a one way Air Transat home to Montreal. Always works vs booking a return ticket with different departure cities.Hi to All,
My flight to europe will be Montréal-Paris and then trains to SJPDP. My concerns is how I will return to Montréal- Canada after my Camino. I will doing th Francès from SJPDP to Santiago. Any tips, suggestions, advices or opinions ?
ps: I will finish my Camino around the 10th of june 2024.
Me too!The first two times I flew in and out of Paris. Then I realized that multi city tickets are basically the same price as returning from the same airport.
And I love Porto.
So now I fly Montreal to Madrid, then Porto to Montreal. Porto is an easy 2-3 hr bus ride from Santiago
Last year after finishing the Primitivo in SdC, I had lots of time left over so I walked from SdC to the Porto Airport.
Yes, you definitely have to have a passport with at least 6 months of validity to enter most countries. The question of whether you have to have a return flight or not isn't linked to that, though - you can still enter without a return flight if your passport is valid.There is something about your passport not expiring within 6 months of your flight out of Canada
Fly back from santiago to paris...easy enough and decent priceHi to All,
My flight to europe will be Montréal-Paris and then trains to SJPDP. My concerns is how I will return to Montréal- Canada after my Camino. I will doing th Francès from SJPDP to Santiago. Any tips, suggestions, advices or opinions ?
ps: I will finish my Camino around the 10th of june 2024.
I flew Santiago to Dublin for 42 euros, and home to Toronto from there. I imagine there are flights from Dublin to MontrealHi to All,
My flight to europe will be Montréal-Paris and then trains to SJPDP. My concerns is how I will return to Montréal- Canada after my Camino. I will doing th Francès from SJPDP to Santiago. Any tips, suggestions, advices or opinions ?
ps: I will finish my Camino around the 10th of june 2024.
Bon chemin!Bonjour, Last time I book my return flight in the last days of the camino, I had to go to switzerland and come back. Long story short, I think I had a day a 21 hoursAll my flights are set up now. YUL-CDG, SCQ-PARIS,CDG-YUL..and I now speak in morse code.
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