Camino Portugues - der komplette Jakobsweg - 260 km zu Fuß
This is my journey on the Camino Portugues, starting in Porto (Portugal) and ending in Santiago de Compostela (Spain). The whole trip took me about 12 days, with 9 days of walking and 3 days of celebrating and experiencing Santiago.
I started this journey alone and endet it with many new people in my life and some great experiences. I can definetly recommend this to anyone, who wants to do it. As they say, you know you are ready for the camino, when it reaches out to you. The path calls you.
Notice: The traditional Camino Portugues is only 240 km long. The first two days I was walking the "coast-road" (or whatever it is called, maybe the "new" or "modern" camino). After those two days I went on with the traditional Camino. Thats why I walked 20 km longer. There are ways to even extend the length of the camino, for example by walking the "camino espiritual", which adds 1-2 days. However, the local people told me / us, to avoid this path, since it was in reality only build for economic reasons and adding more shops / restaurants on the way. You could also start the Camino Portugues in Lissabon, but as you can read on the internet it is said, that it is not that easy to find the way from there on. But the traditional way from Porto was easy (with a few expectations) to find. You have to consider, that I walked without gps, only following arrows or my travel guide.
If you don´t have the time to walk the Camino Frances (about 5-6 weeks), you should definetly consider walking the Camino Portugues. Two weeks are enough, but I met pilgrims, who walked the distance in only one week. The "normal" time would be about 12 days for the 260 km.
I am sorry for the sound issues in the first two minutes but hope you can still enjoy this slideshow of videos, photos and personal statements (in german).
Видео Camino Portugues - der komplette Jakobsweg - 260 km zu Fuß канала Aaron Baron
I started this journey alone and endet it with many new people in my life and some great experiences. I can definetly recommend this to anyone, who wants to do it. As they say, you know you are ready for the camino, when it reaches out to you. The path calls you.
Notice: The traditional Camino Portugues is only 240 km long. The first two days I was walking the "coast-road" (or whatever it is called, maybe the "new" or "modern" camino). After those two days I went on with the traditional Camino. Thats why I walked 20 km longer. There are ways to even extend the length of the camino, for example by walking the "camino espiritual", which adds 1-2 days. However, the local people told me / us, to avoid this path, since it was in reality only build for economic reasons and adding more shops / restaurants on the way. You could also start the Camino Portugues in Lissabon, but as you can read on the internet it is said, that it is not that easy to find the way from there on. But the traditional way from Porto was easy (with a few expectations) to find. You have to consider, that I walked without gps, only following arrows or my travel guide.
If you don´t have the time to walk the Camino Frances (about 5-6 weeks), you should definetly consider walking the Camino Portugues. Two weeks are enough, but I met pilgrims, who walked the distance in only one week. The "normal" time would be about 12 days for the 260 km.
I am sorry for the sound issues in the first two minutes but hope you can still enjoy this slideshow of videos, photos and personal statements (in german).
Видео Camino Portugues - der komplette Jakobsweg - 260 km zu Fuß канала Aaron Baron
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