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Assisi
The birthplace of San Francisco, the town has an impressive architectural heritage, its Castle dominates the whole horizon and its Franciscan basilica is a World Heritage Site by UNESCO
CAPADOCIA
Su extraño paisaje es el resultado del minucioso trabajo natural. Las inmensas rocas, formadas por las erupciones volcánicas, han ido cambiando con el paso del tiempo por la erosión y por la mano del hombre, que ha ido tallando cada una de ellas según sus necesidades. Entre las increíbles formaciones de Capadocia hay iglesias rupestres, ciudades subterráneas y restos de pueblos prehistóricos.
HOTELS SUPERIOR
Albergue Miguelín, La Mesa
Offering free parking, a garden and a restaurant, this 2-star Albergue Miguelin is located 6 km to Ethnographic Museum of Grandas de Salime. The nearest airport is Asturias, 115 km from the La Mesa hostel. The units with views of the mountain are decorated with tiled floor. A continental breakfast is served each morning in the restaurant. You can enjoy evenings in the terrace bar. A parking is provided on site.
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How do I arrive to the starting point?
Petrabax can help you arrange a transportation from the closest airport to your starting point. We can also arrange train tickets through Renfe (Spanish Railways) from most Spanish cities. Contact Petrabax for additional information about the best way to arrive to your starting point.
What can I expect from this trip?
You will live an unforgettable experience, away from the bustle of everyday life. This is a trip that you can do in total liberty, on foot or by bicycle, and at your own pace as this is not a race. Your luggage (maximum 1 piece, 44 lbs) will be carried for you from one destination to the next. We provide you with all the necessary expert advice, information and documentation that you require to complete your journey safely: local maps detailing your route, vouchers for your lodgings, tags for your luggage and a travelers notebook for your trip with descriptions on each daily walking or biking route.
What is the “Compostela”
The “Compostela” is a certificate of accomplishment given to pilgrims that have completed the Camino de Santiago upon presentation of your stamped "Credendial" or Pilgrims Passport. In order to receive the “Compostela” you must complete the last 100 km walking or 200 km cycling. You obtain the “Compostela” at the Office of the Pilgrim located a few meters from the Platerias façade of the Santiago Cathedral.
Where do I obtain a Pilgrims Passport?
The "Credencial" or Pilgrims Passport will be provided to you by Petrabax in Spain at the beginning of your trip. It is part of the travel materials and insurance informaion provided upon arrival to your starting point.
Where do I receive my trip documentation?
You will receive most of your documentation prior to your departure so that you can review it and prepare for your Camino. Other documentation will be delivered at your first hotel.
When can I take this trip?
You can take this trip starting any day of the year. The Camino offers diverse countryside and conditions depend on the season and time of year. Consult the weather of Galicia before arranging your trip. Rainy season is from November through February. March through June and September through October are optimum months for the Camino. The summer months of July and August can be somewhat more challenging due to the warmer weather.
What is the profile of the traveler on this trip?
This trip is suitable to any person who enjoys a normal physical condition. We do however highly recommend that you do some training, especially those persons who are not accustomed to walking or cycling for longer periods of time.
Can I travel with children?
Yes, older children are welcome on the trip as long as they are energetic and accustomed to walking long distances on successive days.
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