• gmoney2026 Camino PortuguesTraveler
    1Since we worked so many hours, the local smoothie place delivered to us.
    1The line outside the office.1Informing and advising new pilgrims.1Our final dinner in Saint Jean Pied de Port at Hurrup Eta Klik. I had a delicious Basque trout dish.1Every once in a while, a pilgrim will leave us a tip. It was enough for us to each buy a coffee.1Sue and I on our way down the hill to catch the bus to Pamplona.1On the bus to Pamplona to take our flight. You can see a pilgrim on the left.There is nice seating in the tiny Pamplona airport.I think that's the Camino Frances leaving Pamplona going over the Alto de Perdón.Sue getting ready to board our first flight today.

    SJPP to Porto

    May 18 in Portugal ⋅ ⛅ 59 °F

    Well, I haven't posted in a week because the hours were very long at the Pilgrim Office in Saint Jean Pied de Port. I'll catch up on those days soon but what I can say now is that I met interesting people from all over the world and I worked with a team of incredible women.

    Sue and I took a bus, a taxi, two planes, and an Uber and finally arrived in Porto. We have two full days in Porto before we begin the Camino Portugués coastal route. We will walk up the coast of Portugal and Spain on the way to Santiago de Compostela. It's over 200 kilometers. For now, it's time to settle in for the night.    Read more