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A Camino Pilgrim's Guide Sarria - Santiago - Finisterre - Including Múxia Circuit & Camino Inglés – 3 short routes to Santiago de Compostela - cover

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A Camino Pilgrim's Guide Sarria - Santiago - Finisterre - Including Múxia Circuit & Camino Inglés – 3 short routes to Santiago de Compostela

John Brierley

Publisher: Camino Guides

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The only guidebook covering three short routes to Santiago de Compostela: just the last five stages of the Camino de Santiago (Camino Francés) from Sarria to Santiago; the Camino Finisterre and its Muxía extension; the Camino Inglés. Written in English, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese, this reference contains all the information needed by modern-day pilgrims wishing to walk these sacred roads. Overview route planners plus daily stage maps and detailed town plans help sojourners with as much advance preparation as they need. The maps feature contour guides to help distinguish the terrain that will be crossed each day, while full information on all pilgrim hostels, as well as details for alternative accommodation, allow travelers to plot adequate nightly stopping points. All reference information is accompanied by helpful spiritual guidelines to support the seeker's inner journey as well as the outer pilgrimage. Newly updated to include the latest maps and photos, this lightweight guide fits into a walker's pocket for carefree traveling.
Available since: 12/01/2017.

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