Camino de Portuguese and Extension to Fisterra


 Porto to Santiago to Fisterra. Fifteen days, 360km (223 mi), muchas cervezas and a lot of fun.
9th - 23rd October 2024

Camiño de Portuguese

Day 0: Travel to Porto

Day 1: Porto to Vila do Conde

Day 2: Vila do Conde to Esposende

Day 3: Esposende to Viana do Castelo

Day 4: Viana do Castelo to Guarda

Day 5: Guarda  to Biona

Day 6: Baiona to Vigo 

Day 7: Vigo to Redondela

Day 8: Redondela to Pontevedra

Day 9: Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis

Day 10: Caldas de Reis to Padrón

Day 11: Padrón to Santiago de Compestela

Extension to Fisterra

Day 12: Lombao to Vilaserio

Day 13: Vilaseriod to Olvieroa

Day 14: Olvieroa to Corcubión

Day 15:Corcubión to Fisterra (End of the World)

Photography and Cinematography: 
Bob Hannon & Damian’s Smith
Producer: Damian Smith
Executive Director: Bob Hannon


Comments

  1. Penny11 October 2024 at 14:10

    Fab journey love the captions from all at Hamilton Close xxx

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