Walking the Camino de Santiago - Last 100 km of the Camino Portuguese
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Episode 8 of 9
I walked the full Camino de Santiago, Portuguese Way from Lisbon to the City of Santiago de Compostela and created this series of video guidebooks for your information. If you have any questions about anything along the way, just leave a comment in the comments section and I'll get back to you ASAP or you can go to my website (link below) and send me an email.
Use these video diaries to help with your research before your own Camino trip, I'm sure you'll pick up lots of useful tips and tricks on where to stay, what to eat, different Camino routes, things you'll see along the way and what to expect from the Camino de Santiago.
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Awww fair play girl. We enjoyed you taking us on your journey. Go out and party like a rock star, you deserve it xx
I did 13 miles from Porto and kept going . Got my seashell and my stand book. I was crying . I felt like was a calling ❤️ I didn’t get to Santiago but fact I did some Camino I can relate to all those that have walked it. I Wana go back do 109 km. I think is better with two ppl just in case something happens there’s someone with u 🥰 but I agree I don’t need no company to book me anything !! Besides I Wana do what I want as I walk ;)
So proud of u I got emotional just watching ❤️🥰
Well done beautiful 🎉
That made me cry a little
You and me both! 🙌💐
Thanks for sharing your pilgrimage. Your narration was encouraging and warm. I want to do this!
Thanks Walt 😁
Thank you! Enjoyed this. Yes. You nailed it...life is a journey
Thank you Kevin 😁
Well done Geraldine l walked this year and booked again for next May, missing it so much 😍😍
Ye, you get addicted alright!
We are a Portuguese couple living in Cork and we are very proud for you. We also want to do this sometime in the near future! Congrats 🙏
Thank you Luis for your kind words. When you finally decide to go for it, get in touch and I'll give you whatever tips and advice I have 😁
Thanks so much for the whole series on Camino de Portuguese. You've made my day
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Makes me feel like all the hard work was worthwhile ❤️
Congratulations, you should be very proud of yourself and a real inspiration to others. ☘️ We were wondering if you are related to Kellie ? 😊 Thanks for all the great tips.
Thanks for your kind words. I'm not related to Kellie, although I do get asked that a lot. 💗
I'm sorry it's over too. Thanks for taking me along. Buen Camino, siempre!
Thanks for watching Thomas. I sincerely hope you get out on your own Camino soon! 😁
Congratulations! I'm wanting to walk the Camino Portuguese and I absolutely loved your series.
Thanks so much Arianna. Hopefully I'll be watching your Camino videos soon xx
You're getting a 'Yayyyy youuuu' from me!! Forever in awe with you :) I loved your positivity at the beginning of the video - thank you for documenting and sharing your experience, I really enjoyed going with you on your journey (although it made me miss you even more!) Xxxx
Looks like you had wonderful weather in Galicia.
I certainly did. I walked mid June to mid July
Thank you Geraldine for this gift of sharing! I wish you an infinitely happy and continuous journey! (I will be doing the French Way in September and October.)
Thanks so much Suzette and same to you. Buen Camino! ✨🙏
Yay, you! Well done. Going once it’s ok to travel.
You better! 😉😁
Thank you for sharing your video. I'm on the search for video for potential obstacles for me as a 66 year old stroke survivor of 10+ years with still a residual full left paralysis. Can walk now 5 km a day and hopefully up to 8km by the time i go there on May 2023. In my one of my reading, it mentioned after leaving Pontesampaio behind, i will face a long hill, known as A Canicouva. On this i km section, the terrain turns into a rocky hill. How bad is it for a person with walking/balance disability? Thanks for your comment.
Yay you! Way to go! 👏🥳
Thanks 🐅🐯
I heard you say you got a room to yourself because it was an off-peak time. That sounds awesome! What month did you hike? We want to do the Camino Portugues in March but are worried some accommodations won’t be open then. What did you find during off peak? Thanks for your quick response!
@@tigertailtime7679 There's no reasons accommodation would be closed in March.
I know just what you mean when you get there. Mixed emotions. I want to go back and cycle that one some day. Well done to you anyway.
Thanks Gordon! 🙂
JAY-SUS with the tears 'n boogers 'n stuff ~ well done
Err, thanks... I think 😂
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Thanks for the video! I want to to this for the first time, but I'm full of fears and questions. How long did it take you? I'm planning on doing it from Porto next month. And then maybe an extra effort to Finisterra :)
I walked from Lisbon so it took me one month to get to Santiago. I think you can do Porto to Finisterra in about 2 weeks. Just go for it. You'll love it!
A fermosa Galicia.
What month did you go?
June
I do not see El Camino, I just see your face during 14 min