#4 - Camino de Santiago in 28 days: Saint Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Finisterre
Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, FranceLength: 520.7 mi • Est. Multi-day
Why walk on a pilgrimage from the Pyrenees in France 900kms to a setting sun in the west at the end of the known world Finis-terre in Galicia Spain? Meet a fantastic diversity of people from almost every country on the planet and discover that each race has enormously positive elements to contribute to the potpourri of humanity.
There are many reasons why people do the Camino; some of them very sad stories, some people just give up everything, sometimes the reasons change and develop on the route, a German judge even gave some young offenders the option of doing the Camino or going back to jail. The crossing of the Pyrenees, through the perfectly preserved proud Navarre, the arrogance of Rioja, the energy of Castilla y León, and the flourishing nature of Galicia. The beauty and the geology are really exciting.
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