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Walking towards the “End of the World”
The Costa de Morte (literally, the “Death Coast”) is surrounded by legends and mystery. It is becoming increasingly popular for pilgrims to extend their pilgrimage to Santiago and get to Fisterra to get to the “end of the world”
If after completing the Portuguese Camino you still feel strong, you could continue walking this beautiful 3-day journey.
Day 1. April 12th. Santiago de Compostela - Negreira [21km]
You start from the Cathedral. Then from Obradoiro square follow Rua das Hortas, the street on the right that goes down past Hotel Reyes Catolicos. You will start seeing yellow arrows painted on the asphalt (a bit faded), follow the arrows. Cross Rua do Pombal (busy road) and follow along Rua da Poza de Bar. After about 1km from the cathedral, at Caballeria de San Lorenzo Park, you’ll see the first distance pole. From there on the route is well marked with distance poles.
Day 2. April 13th. Negreira - Olveiroa [33km]
That will be a nice walk through the forest in the beginning that will change into the countryside scenery with many small villages, pasture fields, famous Galician rock granaries and hundreds of cows. The route continues going up and down all the way. From Negreira on there are several bars and cafe, so you finding a place to stop for coffee, breakfast or lunch. Note! There will be no shops/supermarkets on the way
Day 3. April 14th. Olveiroa - Finisterre [35km]
After 5km at Hospital you’ll see a split, turn left to Finisterre. Note! The next place after the bar at Hospital where you can get food or coffee is in Cee, 15km away. If you don’t feel like walking 35km all the way to Finisterre you can stop after 21km in Cee or Corcubión and next morning continue walking to Finisterre, 14km more. If you’re not planning to continue to Muxía you can catch a bus back to Santiago de Compostela, there are 4 to 6 daily buses.
Camino Finisterre Coaching Package includes 4 coaching sessions:
Before starting walking to the “End of the World” it is important to get to know each other a bit better. During face-to-face online session we will design the alignment - how both of us want to be together and work during Camino Coaching Journey. We will discuss the main objective of Camino coaching journey, and how the client wants to track the results. We will do guided meditation where the client will have a chance to get to know better his/her Inner Voice, and also other voices that we hear in our heads. We will discover the core values. All this work will build important foundation for the whole Camino.
Choose the topic that you really want to focus for these walking days. Feel what your heart truly desires and think about a “big game”, the one that makes you dance rather than merely walk.
In everyday life we used to make choices based on what others want, or what will be the easiest, or what will cause us the least amount of discomfort in the moment. By doing Camino you are already making a step forward, going to discover what you truly want instead of settling for what you have and give up on your dreams. But the movement in this direction is so overwhelming that, without some kind of structure for support, we all get easily swept away. We forget what it is that we truly want, what brings us joy and fulfillment. We forget that we know.
And I will be there for You. I will encourage you to set the goals that make you stretch, that call forth to your new capabilities and power, that push and pull you forward into a bigger life.
This session will be done at the last day we arrive to Finisterre. It is worth to spend time there, it is worth to take time to be by yourself. It is worth to celebrate…
During session we will take a moment to go back and to remember the feeling and intention in the beginning of the journey, and we will see what will be there at that moment. We will check all the juicy learning and knowledge gained over the previous walking days, and see what is opening next for.
Buen Camino!
Although Camino is over, the learning and experience stays with you, and you might be still receiving your answers. It is very similar for coaching: the transformation usually happens not during the session itself, but in between or even after the completion session. And it is important to look at it again through the lens of new perspectives and to draw what is next for you.