Really enjoyed these two Camino videos. My wife and I did the same route in 2019 so it was really nice to see similar sights and to hear about your experience. Thanks.
@@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.
Thank you for putting this video together. I enjoyed watching it as part of the preparation for my Camino in June. I will be doing 7 days from A Guarda.
Well done guys! Again, your part 2 video brought back so many good memories of May this year. I’ve stayed at Ideas Peregrinos in Tui a couple of times. One of my favourite albergues, and a good cafe too. I also stayed at O Lagar de Jesus last time and loved it. The communal dinner in the evening was fabulous. Looking forward to doing the Frances in April/May ‘24. All the best!
@@grahamwallaceThank you and so glad you enjoyed our video. You forget about all the places you stop at along the way😊 We loved Tui but didn’t get to stay so may have to go back again someday. We are planning to do Frances in June next year so you will have to let us know how you get on. Happy New year & Happy hiking 🥾 x
Thank you for the video. I plan to do the same route end of this September. This video helped me a lot to know what to expect. Do you have a blog documenting your route. I would love to read it, hoping that I would find more info that you couldn't/didn't put in the video. Can I ask you what time you started your hike in the morning, and around what time you reached your destination city for that day?
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 🥾 😊
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 😊
No reflejáis el tránsito de Portugal a GALICIA. Sí, Tui ya es Galicia; y, como podréis observar la belleza del Camino se hace presente. La hermosa Galicia os da la bienvenida.
