Day 4: Coastlines, Cappuccinos, and Climbing into Âncora
From sea breezes to village streets, today’s trail served up beauty, breezes, and the perfect cappuccino.
From sea breezes to village streets, today’s trail served up beauty, breezes, and the perfect cappuccino.
Chapels, old towns, and 15.5 grueling miles later, we made it to stunning Viana do Castelo.
Winding through wildflowers and sipping cappuccinos by the sea, Day 2 gave us a taste of Camino charm.
16.6 miles, one tropical storm, and too many snails to count. Camino life has begun!
Our Day in Porto
Our hike hasn’t even started yet, and we’re already off to a challenging adventure!
See how we’re planning our Portuguese Coastal Camino! We’ll be hiking on our own, staying in hotels, and sharing our daily journey and schedule.
Here’s a recent news segment from CBS regarding the El Camino de Santiago.
Discover the symbolism of the scallop shell on the Camino de Santiago, and learn why this ancient symbol still guides and inspires pilgrims today.
Discover the history and modern use of the Camino Pilgrim Passport. See how this tradition connects us to centuries of pilgrims and marks every step of our journey!