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Santiago de Compostela, Finisterre and Vigo with backpack on the shoulder
Like real pilgrims, my friend Emma and I walked from Santiago de Compostela to Finisterre. Then we go to Vigo for family holidays.
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EuropeSpain8 days / July - August 2020
Highs & Lows
The landscapes are completely different when you walk.
Because of the COVID is difficult to find hostels and normal activities.
Itinerary Overview
Galicia, in the north of Spain, is one of the most diverse provinces in terms of landscapes and gastronomy. Due to the Camino de Santiago you can reach this region on foot. Everything is possible calmly and with friends everything is more fun. The technology is very useful to find routes and enabled sites in time of COVID. Get ready for 85 kilometers of adventure.
Q & A
How was the food?
To enjoy Galician food the top 3 is: O Galego, Cee; La Comidilla, Vigo and Casa Loncho, Olveiroa.
Packing tips?
For a walk it is very important to carry a very light backpack. In a week you will only need three changes of underwear, three shirts and three pants. You can bring a bath towel and sandals.
Booking details?
It is recommendable to download a mobile application of the Camino de Santiago to search for hostels and restaurants.
Lodging
Albergue Seminario Menor. A royal seminary, where the rooms are cells in which priests and nuns once lived. It's traditional for pilgrims.
Albergue Alto da Pena. A familiar place with group rooms for pilgrims and with a tradicional community dinner.
Albergue Casa Loncho. Great location with a good restaurant for pilgrims.
Albergue O Bordón. The owner is an experienced pilgrim and the place is located in a quiet area of the city.
Casas sobre el Mar en Vigo. A house rented in Saiáns, 20 minutes from the center of Vigo. A place surrounded by quiet beaches.
Casas sobre el Mar en Vigo. A house rented in Saiáns, 20 minutes from the center of Vigo. A place surrounded by quiet beaches.