¿Qué es el Camino Sanabrés?¿Por qué recorrerlo?
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Increasingly, the goal of the Camino is not Santiago, but rather Finisterre, the second most visited place after Compostela.
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Situated at the westernmost point of Europe is, in the corner known by the Romans as the end of the world (Finis Terrae), the goal of great symbolism, surrounded by a multitude of legends.
Watching the sunset next to the legendary lighthouse, burning your pilgrimage shoes and swimming in its glorious beaches are just a few of the most common rituals. Popular tradition claims that the Apostle Santiago went to Finisterre in order to destroy the pagan temple of Ara Solis, where the Celts would practise sun worshipping. Recommendations include: Casa Velay (with accommodation), the restaurant Playa de Langosteira, Áncora and the rustic Hostel Prado da Viña.
Distance from the Camino de Santiago from Finisterre
If you are traveling on the Camino de Santiago or are planning to do so soon, you should know that the distance separating Finisterre from Santiago de Compostela is 98 kilometers.
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Claudio Caruso
09/06/19 03:48:24
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xacobito
14/06/2019 01:23:07
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El Itinerario inverso, desde el Mar a Santiago tiene Compostela si la distancia recorrida es al menos 100 km. El epílogo no tiene 98 km. Como mucho tiene 90-92 hasta el Faro.
¿Cómo se consigue "alargar" la distancia¿: muy sencillo, pasando por Lires y Muxia. La distancia es similar a la de Sarria-Santiago.
¿Cómo se consigue "alargar" la distancia¿: muy sencillo, pasando por Lires y Muxia. La distancia es similar a la de Sarria-Santiago.
Efrerik Jesus Gutierrez Castaño
11/06/2019 19:07:45
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Ese recorrido no tiene Compostela la iglesia no lo considera Lo que si te dan es un certificado
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