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Camino Portuguese Coastal : Porto to Santiago de Compostela

The Camino Portuguese is perhaps most associated with the life and ministry of St James. Both the Central and the Coastal Camino routes merge at Redondela and continue on through Padron and Iria Flavia. History tells us that it was Iria Flavia where James the Apostle lived and preached the gospels.

Most pilgrims start their Portuguese Camino in Porto and whilst there are two routes to Santiago from Porto, the following posts focus on the stunning Portuguese Coastal Camino. I’ve walked this route 5 times and I know I’ll walk again.

Read More About The Camino Portuguese Coastal

Colleen walking the Portuguese Camino Coastal Route on the beach in Ancora

Portuguese Camino Coastal Route : From Porto to Santiago

Tui on the Camino Portuguese, beside the River Minho, taken from Valenca on the Portuguese side of the river

Camino Portuguese From Tui or Vigo : 100 Kms From Santiago

pilgrims walking from Porto to Matosinhos beside the Douro river on the camino Portuguese coastal route

Porto to Matosinhos : Camino Portuguese Coastal Stage 1

Is it Worth Visiting Santiago de Compostela? Yes. You can witness the famous Botafumeiro in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela

Is it Worth Visiting Santiago de Compostela?

Colleen hiking with her Osprey pack on the Camino Frances

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sweeping the view of the huge green fields in Spain, walking to our accommodation on the Camino in Hornillos

Accommodation On The Camino : Albergue And Hotels On The Camino De Santiago

What’s it Like to Walk the Camino de Santiago? This is Colleen starting the Camino Frances at Roncesvalles

Walking The Camino De Santiago : What’s It Really Like?

Yellow arrow marker on Camino Norte

What Is The Camino De Santiago?

Sunset at Finisterra in Galicia in Spain

The History Of The Camino De Santiago

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