It’s done! I’m back from Porto now, after having hiked there all the way from Santiago. Well, there had been a few interruptions by car, metro and bus but they’re not worth mentioning. Before I will inform you here about general tips the costs and the route, here are first of all some impressions from my time on the not-so-traditional Camino de Santiago.
The Spanish coast, a castle, and beautiful Porto: the untraditional Way of St. James from Santiago to Porto.
On my way, which led me alongside the Spanish coast I received a lot of fantastic views. Also I could see plenty of animals – sadly dead as many as alive.
Animals, meadows, villages and the coast: the untraditional Way of St. James from Santiago to Porto.
During Easter the relevance of this Christian Feast was remarkably noticeable in Spain. Even at the beach there was a sandy piece of art in shape of the crucified Jesus Christ.
Sea, rocks, beach and a sand crucifixion: the untraditional Way of St. James from Santiago to Portugal.
Only for a short part I hiked on the traditional “Camino de Santiago”. Apart from that I hiked a part of the “Camino Portugues da Costa”.
Rivers, colorful houses and Camino signs: the untraditional Way of St. James from Santiago to Portugal.
Best wishes,
Claire
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