Trip Report
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.
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.