Everybody goes to Santiago de Compostela because that’s where you get your compostela - the certificate that shows you completed the Camino. But the actual end of the Way is on the peninsula of Finisterre, where the final mile marker is located near a lighthouse. If you walk it, it’s another 2 or 3 days..
So, what’s all that walking all about?
Well, we finally arrived in Santiago de Compostella on Sunday afternoon. We are going to take turns on this part of the blog, because we had slightly different experiences. Robin: When we walked through the narrow street that leads to the Cathedral, I was a little numb. And then as soon as I saw the..
Almost there – not far now
Last night we were in in Padron at Casa Antigo de Monte, a “rural” hotel. Not really rural, but it is off the beaten path, such as there is, in this little city. But we'll take more “rural” any day if it’s like this. It’s quite the compound, if there are a few too many..