Travel Diary: Santiago de Compostela Towards the third stage Pòvoa De Varzim We leave the small and uninhabited village and continue on our way. We cross the ornithological reserve of Mindelo with From Teso to Marinhas: relaxation and sunset We started from Teso to head to the coast. Wheat fields and mills served as masters until the asphalt roads Walking in a painting – Fifth stop in Viana do Castelo Waking up at dawn and seeing a painting with fantastic colors on the ocean is an indescribable emotion. It was Goodbye Portugal: the sixth and last night in Caminha For this stretch we are 8, a lady joins the group. The longest 30km stage is a great challenge. This Seventh stage: the assault of the Spanish coast to reach Mougás The day begins adventurously. We leave Caminha by boat to cross the Miño, the river that divides Portugal and Spain From the Baiona caravel to Ramallosa: the eighth stage in Galicia It rains as soon as you wake up, but you just have to wait to be able to leave in Vigo, a farewell night: ninth stage It was not the journey that struck me but the arrival, Vigo what emotions you gave between meetings and goodbyes. Vigo at dawn and then straight to Pontevedra: tenth stage It would take at least a couple of days to visit Vigo, but we are satisfied with the extraordinary view From Pontevedra to Armenteira, the climb of life – Eleventh stage When you think it's over and just then the climb begins, what a fantastic life story.Santiago's journey is just like The sunrise of Armenteira and the sunset of Vilanova – Twelfth stage of relaxation The penultimate relaxation stage, very thoughtful and very beautiful. We went from the colors of the dawn of the woods On the way to Santiago, a trip on the river. Last day. On the road to Santiago. Last day !!We leave Vilanova by boat for Pontesecures from where the last journey to Santiago de Compostela. Freedom achieved One road to Santiago, pilgrims from all over Europe come together in a long caravan to the sanctuary. Greetings and Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on X (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...