What to expect from the Camino Portuguese: A Documentary

In the video I say I would talk about a time we almost didn't find an Albergue - this was in Pontevedra, a point where the 3 paths of the Camino Portuguese meet up and it becomes really busy just before you his Santiago. We planned to camp so didn't call ahead, then decided later in the hike we wanted a comfy bed, so decided to try our luck and go into town. We got turned away from two places, then the 3rd place the lady pulled some strings and found us a bed in the back. Lesson learned: Call ahead!

[JanPerzylo]

I like your documentary! The information in the beginning and throughout the video, the short clips that capture everyday life, the use of google earth to give us an overview and the good choice of calming music in the background. Keep it up! :)

[cecilefox]

I love the pace, the views the building s countryside, especially knowing that my dad this route to Santiago in June 1952.

[robertwilkes]

I can really recommend the 3 day trip from Santiago to Fisterra. Best way to finish off the Camino, watching the sunset into the ocean by the Fisterra lighthouse.

[naturelover]

Very, well done documentary, really enjoyed it, thank you! I've walked the Camino Frances three time, now getting ready to do the Camino Portuguese!

[NigelGale]

Come on Pedro!
Such a stunning video guys: it captures the essence of the trip. Keep making more 💯🙌

[adventurebecca]

This is one of the best Camino videos I've watched and has definitely helped to cement my intention to walk the Camino Portugues this summer. Thank you for sharing :)

[Kathysart]

This makes me want to go again. I recently watched a YouTube that just turned my stomach. I thought, wow, I’d better rethink this. But this YouTube! Wow! Im back to knowing I must do this and want to use this same route. Thank you!

[lenniebaby]

Great coverage! I just finished the coastal route by bike (except I didn't cross to A Guarda, but went East to Valenca/Tui and then North). I definitely watched this video for inspiration! It took me just 6 days, by bike, but I also cheated on Day 1 (took the metro to Povoa de Varzim). Thanks for sharing and showing everyone how easy and fun this could be!

[kerryjlynch]

Thank you for sharing your adventure with us, and making it so clear about what's entailed. This looks magical.

[EventyrsorenDenmark]

Great advenyure.It was very interresting to watch.Have to do this some day.Thanks for sharing ! Have awonderful sunday !

[seamusduibheannaigh]

Good work clear no annoying music blocking your speech

[Kathysart]

Helpful tips for the practical and enjoyment. Thank you!

[AlexAdventures]

Such a great overview of the Camino Portugues with little tips sprinkled throughout. Great footage as well. Cheers!

[meredithheath]

Glad I came across you!! Not only is this great footage, but has a lot of information! Thanks!
Glad you have had successful Caminos! ❤❤

[TammyKraft]

Such a beautiful job of telling the story of your trip.

[RosieKuhnPhD]

Thank you. Very clear and informative. I like the documentary quality. Thank you!

[TheBendixtus]

Buen camino..nice shoot to documentary magical journey🙏🏻👍

[Andy-Mesa]

I did the Portugues (Litoral > Central > Spiritual) in September. The only place I had a problem finding a bed was Almenteira because it had only one albergue with few beds and it's privately run so it accepts reservations. I had no problems getting a bed elsewhere because I always stayed at municipal albergues which don't allow reservations and I was usually one of the first to arrive.

[consulass-weev]

Legal! Farei o mesmo caminho em setembro! Excelente vídeo, 😊😊😊
Rodrigo, SC, Brasil

[adoheron]

This is an amazing video. I did the central myself a couple of years ago and thoroughly enjoyed that. However I am definitely convinced when I do the Portuguese again I'm going to do the coastal littoral like you did