About the Portuguese Camino:
There are two main Camino routes leading north from the
Portuguese city of Porto. One route goes inland through villages and
pretty countryside
crossing the Spanish border at Valenca. The other route is along the coast
crossing the Spanish border by ferry over the Rover Minho. The two trails
eventually merge at Redondela and continue to Santiago.
Walkers' World Self-Guided walks are for those who prefer to walk independently. A
comfortable room with private bath is waiting at the end of each day.
Luggage is transported from inn to inn so all walkers carry is their daily
necessities. An English-speaking local tour host is on call for
advice and assistance.
Self-guided walks can be
arranged starting any day (subject to accommodation availability) but we
suggest that the best time is from April to October. |