Porto at night

Just arrived and got settled into the hostel. Met Gordon, an Aussie and immediately dove into Camino talk, he has hiked from St Jean and it's doing the Portugues next. Twice. Once solo and then with aLäs mer
Porto to Esposende

Right now I feel like a king leaning back into my recliner at the pool. But the day wasn't like that.
I'm glad for the great lodging suggestion from Melanie who I met on the bus to Porto. 5 starsLäs mer
Esposende - Caminha

Yesterday's busy Sunday traffic subsided, I found quiet paths along the shore. I was definitely not on the Camino. The 88km intention melted under the warm sun and before I knew it I found myself onLäs mer
Caminha to Vigo

Two days ago I was King on a recliner at the pool, today I am a bum on a bench in a busy port city.
This morning the fog rolled into the estuary. The bridge is gone, the ferry is broken, and so isLäs mer
Isla Cies

Today I need to solve a situation, where can I leave the bici while I'm on the island? Can't take it with me, can't leave it at the pellegrino albergue. So I found a sailboat moored on a cay out ofLäs mer
Rodondela to Villanove Arousa

Got up late after messing around with some reservations for the bus to Porto in order to fly out to the Azores, the boat reservation for the final part of the spiritual leg of the Camino Portuguese,Läs mer
Beach day

Drop dead gorgeous summer day in September. I'm getting so mellow on my own.
Spent three hours at one table in a cafe.
Spent five hours lazing about on a rock at the waters edge and got in aLäs mer
Arousa Santiago Lugo

Exciting stage today taking the boat up the estuary to Padron and from there bike in about little over 20K to Santiago and that will be the end of Portuguese.
On a bike it is sure a fast week to getLäs mer