General

The Camino Português starts at the Sé Cathedral in Porto – which means that Porto is where your Camino begins, whether or not you count it as part of the walk. Most pilgrims arrive, sleep, collect their Credencial from the cathedral the next morning, and leave. This is understandable and also a small shame, because…

The Camino Português from Porto covers approximately 240–270km depending on your route variant. Ten days is the figure most people cite when researching it – and yes, 10 days is technically enough to walk it. But “enough” and “ideal” are different things, and the answer depends on what kind of walker you are and what…