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Portuguese Camino de Santiago - a detailed guide & walking stages from Porto to Santiago. Maps, distances, free downloadable PDFs

Contents Day 1 – Porto – Vila Cha (~21km / 30km) We had a late start to the first day on the Camino Portuguese (due to being up till 4am celebrating São João in Porto the night before). Almost everyone who walks out of Porto will leave by the coastal way, walking along the Douro […]

I just returned home from a successful hike of the Camino Portuguese with my wife and 2-year old son. Beginning in Porto, we hiked nearly 150-miles until we reached our final destination, the cathe…

Walking the camino from Porto to Santiago is an adventure of a lifetime! Check my detailed report and know what to expect!

If you're walking the Portuguese Camino de Santiago, you'll need to choose between taking the coastal or central route. See the pros and cons of each and how you can actually experience both in this guide.

Ditch the clunky guidebook for this day-by-day breakdown of the Portuguese Camino Coastal route stages. Learn what to expect plus insider pilgrim's tips!

Get the complete guide to the Portuguese Camino de Santiago coastal route. See all the stages and recommended places to stay and eat.

Find out what the Coastal Portuguese Camino de Santiago route involves stage by stage, which days are by the ocean, when to go & practical tips

The Coastal Portuguese Camino de Santiago route was developed by pilgrims who arrived on Portuguese shores by boat from western lands then made their way north on foot. Although the word ‘coastal’ suggests that you’d be sending a lot of time by the ocean, most of this route is actually inland. Click through to find out what it is like to walk the coastal Portuguese Camino de Santiago. | Julie Dawn Fox in Portugal #camino #portugal #walking #hiking

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