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If you don’t have time or desire of walking full Camino Portuguese (280 km) or Camino Primitivo (321 km), you could always choose to walk only last 100km, get coaching on the way, and even receive Compostela in Santiago. Note! According to the new rules for the last 100 km to Santiago de Compostela you need to get two stamps per day (you can get them in bars and restaurants on the way) in order to get the Compostela.
And you also could choose walking last 100 km of Camino Portuguese or of Camino Primitivo.
Day 1. April 23rd.
Lugo – San Lazaro – San Vicenzo do Burgo – San Romao da Retorta [
20km]
That will be an easy walking day through the forest. You could stay at Xunta de Galicia Pilgrim Hostel, 8 Euro p.p., capacity 12 people
Day 2. April 24th.
San Romao da Retorta - Castrelo – A Covela – O Carballal – As Seixas – Casacamino – Irago de Arriba – Melide [28km]
That will be the last day of walking without crowds of pilgrims on the trails. There are several restaurants on the way where you can stop for lunch or coffee. Some parts of the trail you will walk through the forest. Both the Camino Frances and the Camino Primitivo join in Melide. And for the last two days you will walk on the French Camino. The town is famous for pulperias – restaurants where you can eat “pulpo” - octopus cooked with spices (my favorite food on Earth!). You could stay at Pereiro Pilgrim Hostel, price 8 Euro p.p., capacity 40 people.
Day 3. April 25th.
Melide – Boente – A Fraga Alta – Ribadiso da Baixo – Arzua – Calle – Salceda – Mojon – O Empalme – Santa Irene – A Rua – O Pedrouzo [33km]
After the quiet Camino Primitivo, you start walking on the French Camino. There are many coffee shops, restaurants, albergues on the way, every 5km at least. You could stay at Porta de Santiago Hostel, price is 10 Euro pp, capacity 54 people.
Day 4. April 26th.
O Pedrouzo – San Paio – Lavacolla – Monte do Gozo – Santiago de Compostela [20km]
The last day it is better to start early if you want to make it to the Pilgrim Mass at 12 pm (there is a Pilgrim Mass at 7.30pm as well). Remember you’re not allowed to enter the cathedral with a backpack, so you can either leave it in your albergue or at the Pilgrim’s Reception Office, 100m from the Cathedral.
Note! The Masses take place in different locations due to the renovation in the Cathedral.
Camino Coaching Package is €600, that includes 6 coaching sessions:
Before starting Camino 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 goal or questions, 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.
Although each participant will walk individually his/her Camino journey (highly recommended), we will meet all together on video call to introduce each other, to set our intentions for learning and discoveries for Camino. We will have some time for questions as well.
Choose the topic that you really want to focus for the whole Camino. 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 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.
The last session on the Camino way will be done with each participant the very next day after we arrive to Santiago de Compostela. It is worth to spend time in this sacred place, it is worth to take time to be by yourself. It is worth to celebrate…
Although Camino is over, the learning and experience stays with you, and you might be still receiving your answers. Same 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.
Camino Coaching program is developped first of all for the individual journey. And because the participants walked the same “path”, but each had his own discoveries, it would be interesting to share the learnings and discuss the intentions that everyone shared on the first Group call before starting the Camino.