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I have been meaning to write to you to tell you about your picks and selections and help to us during our pilgrimage in Spain. First let me tell you that everything went smoothly and we never had any problems with any of your suppliers or the plans that you had made for us. Everything was wonderf... Read moreul. We enjoyed getting to do our walk and seeing what we believe was the real Spain away from the big cities. We learned much and my Spanish is much improved. I did not realize there are so many mountains in northern Spain.
Hola Virginia, sadly we are back home which means our trip to Spain is over. Mucho Gracius for organising a wonderful itinerary for us. Cadaques was better than we could imagine. Ollo was fantastic, walking in the forest to the source of the Urederra river was amazing, Maria at the Hotel was ver... Read morey helpful and friendly. We drove into Pamplona three times for meals and to visit the Bull Ring and enjoyed a pleasant walk around the city.
General remarks: This was a very well organised trip. Staff at Spain is More were always very helpful and responded to e-mails very quickly. The documentation was good and arrived in good time to be used during my planning before departure. Hotels, baggage transfers and transfer to Sarria: All ho... Read moretels and baggage arrangements were good. I particularly liked the charming (and helpful) staff at Hostal Casa Benilde in Palas de Rei, the comfortable room and good food at Hotel O Pino (especially the egg & bacon breakfast !), and the whole experience at the Hotel in Santiago. The hotel in Santiago was not only ideally placed adjacent to the old part of the city, but very close to Plaza Galicia, from where I had to catch an early bus to return to the airport. The hotel in Arzua was the least comfortable, with no hot water early in the morning and thin walls between rooms. My impression was not helped by the fact that my room overlooked a road building activity, which was noisy and periodically shook the building from 15.00 until 19.30. There were no problems with my taxi from Lavacolla to Sarria and all the baggage transfers were efficient. Excursion to Finisterre: This day trip was excellent. I appreciated the fact that we were a small group (9 people, I think), in a small mini-coach. The guide, Laura, was first class and translated everything into English for my benefit. She also answered all my questions and took the trouble to find additional information for me. We were not rushed at any time, but had 4 stops at interesting places, and saw some nice scenery while travelling.
Hi Spain Is More, Thank you for a well planer trip for us in may thi you to Camino Santiago from O'Cebreiro. We had a fantastic trip. And would like to here you suggestion for our next trip. As informed above we walk from OCebreiro to Santiago. We would link assimilation trip before OCebreiro. Ag... Read moreain fro total 10 days, with 8 days. We would like to end our trip in Santiago de compostello, if it is possible. The trip fra OCebreiro til Santiago should by car. Best regards Svend Erik
The Pilgrim’s Mass is every day in Santiago. As a symbol of welcome, mass begins with a reading of the list the pilgrims who have arrived in Santiago and that have claimed their Compostela within the last 24 hours. Besides their names their nationality and the place from which each pilgrim began, his/her pilgrimage is also read.
important information for pilgrims from October 16, 2026
