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@@jawa134 Thank you, glad you enjoyed our video & found it helpful. I’m sure you will enjoy the trail & the beautiful landscape as much as we did. 🥾🥾

Hi, thank you for you message & Im glad you enjoyed the videos & found them helpful. We have a face book page & Instagram page that I documented daily each stage this may help with more detail for you. Because each day was different distances it hard to say what time we arrived in each place but on average we walk about 4km per hr so on our longest days 28/30km days it took us 8ish hrs. That’s including stops…. I stop a lot to take photos and video 😜 plus coffee, lunch stops. On these days we would leave early about 6/7am. We do enjoy walking early to avoid crowds and enjoy the tranquility whilst plus we like to arrive at our destination early in the afternoon so we can explore each place a little. I hope this helps please take a look at my daily diary on our FB & Instagram pages. You can also find us on: Instagram➡️ bit.ly/3Z8jepj Facebook ➡️ bit.ly/3SlUmb Oh Ps….. we are currently walking th Camino Frances as I type this message out now on day 8🙌🏻 You will have an amazing time on the Portuguese. Buen Camino 🥾 😊

Thank you, Buen Camino 🥾

Thank you, glad you enjoyed watching it. Have a great Camino as sure you will 😊 Buen Camino 🥾

It has been a great tent for us also. We intend to use it more later in the year 😀

Thank you, Buen Camino 🥾😊

Thank you, Lisbon to Santiago will be amazing and you will have a brilliant time. We are doing the Camino Frances 3rd June 😊 Buen Camino 🥾

Do you mean airport checkin? If so we stayed in Reykjavik the night before and for a few days after our hike. We took a big (100L) duffle bag with our backpacks & contents inside, packing up the pack the night before we left. Leaving the duffle bag with the hotel for when we returned. Hope that helps, if not let me know 😊

Thanks guys 😃

Thank you glad you enjoyed it, it was a fab trek (tough with all the steps…they don’t call them the gringo killers for nothing 🤣) but worth it 🥾

Definitely do it, it was amazing hike the scenery was out of this world 😊

The Portuguese Camino is a great route. We are doing the the Frances in June and can’t wait 😊🥾

Hey, it was September 2023. It was great we really liked it. We’re doing the Frances in June & can’t wait 🥾😊

Glad you liked them, Inca trail was tough but a great hike and we had a great 4days 🥾 Plus it was festival time & Cusco was in full celebration it was amazing😃

Thank you so glad you enjoyed the videos. We loved the Portuguese Camino. We are planning to do the Camino Frances in June 😅🥾

@@acoupleofordinarytravellers My daughter did the Frances in 2019. I think our next “Camino” will be the Camino Dos Faros. We are also very interested in the Via Francigena after we retire in 2025.

There’s so many to choose 😊

Bom Camino.. We soon learnt to love the ponchos they became our best friends.😂

Hi, yes we found the crocs worked great for us on this hike. Easy & secure in the river crossings, great for the camp sites and showers, plus they dry so quickly unlike scuba shoe 😊

Very true about the scuba shoes they take ages to dry even the mesh ones

Thank you 😍 I love it too. It’s from Decathlon, getting a bit tatty now but sure I’ll get a good few years still out of it 😅🤞🏻 Lindsey x

Thank you 😀 It was a challenge to cover all aspects of weather whilst on the hike and keep the pack as light as possible (which it wasn’t 😂) We loved the Laugavegur the landscape was out of this world.

It was September and still hot 🥵 but it was also a great Camino 😃

Thank you, Glad you enjoyed it😀 We loved it so much we are planning to do the Camino Frances in June 🥰

Thank you, so glad you liked it 🥰

£24.63 each night. £73.90 for 3nights in total. 😊

We did pre book most in advance but we also change & swapped one or two along the way. Mainly booked via on booking.com or air B&B or direct. I like to plan and know where we are stopping so this worked for us. 😅 Many only book the night before or find somewhere when they stop for the night 😃

We collected our credentials from Porto cathedral the previous day as we were setting out early before the cathedral was open the next morning. We started from our accommodation which was at the bottom of the hill from the cathedral. Hope that helps 😊

Thanks! Then I have confidence to have to!​@@acoupleofordinarytravellers

It was good 😊

😃Thank you x

Thank you 😃

Thank you ☺️

Thank you 😊

Hi, yes it is clear & signposted along the trail. 😊

Was top notch mate

Thank you, will give it a go 😊

Hahah oh yeah… can’t escape the orange buckets they seem to get everywhere 😂

Thank you 😃

We walked in September & yes absolutely walking as a female solo is safe there were many of all different ages that we met along the way. I would also do it myself solo as a female. I hope that helps . Lindsey 😊

Yes definitely and life experiences make you tougher even toilet ones 😂

We did, once in 9hrs 😂 This was the better of the 2 😮

Best reward after such a long and amazing hike 😊

Hi, not really sure what you are saying, but yes Galicia and Portugal are beautiful and we will be back later this year to enjoy once again.

Thank you, one bad day weather (really bad 😂) had a few days of drizzle but most were sunny and glorious. Yes both of us are wearing Ultra lone peak 7. It was our first time using ultras they were great. Only bit for me on the cobbles I felt every stone lol think I needed extra insoles.🥾

Thank you glad you enjoyed our video. We walked in September 😊

Yes definitely 👍🏻 We completed the Camino Portuguese in Sept this year. We loved it 😀 June 2024 we are planning to do the Camino Frances 🥾

😂😂 Nearly did a few times, but all part of the fun 😊