Camino Primitivo is where it all began, it was along this route the first pilgrims made their way to Santiago de Compostela, it is the first and the oldest of the pilgrim routes. Officially, the trail starts in Oviedo, but for many it is Villaviciosa that marks the beginning, where a path splits from the Camino del Norte and continues towards Oviedo as the primitive way. The route is about 300km long and goes through Asturias and Galicia on its way to Santiago de Compostela, it joins the Camino Frances in Melide.
Camino Finisterre is a shorter camino that takes the pilgrims to Finisterre and the end of the world. This camino differs from the other routes since you here are walking away from Santiago de Compostela instead of walking towards the city.
In the Summer of 2015 I travelled to Spain to walk the Camino Primitivo and the Camino Finisterre, here you find my story from the camino.
Day 1 (12.07):Sebrayo - Villaviciosa
Day 2 (13.07):Villaviciosa - Pola de Siero
Day 3 (14.07):Pola de Siero - Oviedo
Day 4 (15.07):Oviedo - San Juan de Villapanada
Day 5 (16.07):San Juan de Villapanada - Bodenaya
Day 6 (17.07):Bodenaya - Tineo
Day 7 (18.07):Tineo - Campiello
Day 8 (19.07):Campiello - Berducedo
Day 9 (20.07):Berducedo - Grandas de Salime
Day 10 (21.07):Grandas de Salime - Padron
Day 11 (22.07):Padron - Castroverde
Day 12 (23.07):Castroverde - San Roman da Retorta
Day 13 (24.07):San Roman da Retorta - Melide
Day 14 (25.07):Melide - Arca O Pino
Day 15 (26.07):Arca O Pino - Santiago de Compostela
Day 16 (27.07):Santiago de Compostela - Negreira
Day 17 (28.07):Negreira - Logoso
Day 18 (29.07):Logoso - Finisterre
Day 19 (30.07):Finisterre - Muxia / Santiago de Compostela
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