Santiago de Compestella

Ok, so we had 3 days in Santiago to chill, relax and recover. Needless to say there were lots of tapas and drinks.
We hired a car and took a road trip out to Finisterre and Muxia. Finisterre is known as the end of the world, as from the point, you can't see any other land, so it was thought there was nothing after that. It's also the ultimate end to the Camino.
Spent a lot of time back in the square soaking up the atmosphere and watching pilgrims arrive.
We were treated to some amazing street performers, especially the mariachi band who started playing at the back of the square late one night. They were amazing and so much fun.
We stayed in the albergue for 2 nights then moved into a nice hotel.
We wandered the streets and got lost in the best way. The vibe is so happy in the city, everyone seems to want to talk and share what they have just completed.
The thought of packing to go home is a bit sad.Les mer