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Finisterre, Cordoba, Fatima, Puy-en-Velais (a little Way of St. James)
Travelogue
Small village on the pilgrimage route - here I only had to collect a few things from Tanja. In the village there are some hostels and small shops. If you drive through this landscape from Pamplona you will see some pilgrims and get a first impression of the Camino - beautiful, almost untouched nature, always the Pyrenees in view and vast emptiness...
I spent the night at a rest stop on the Autobahn: safe, quiet and a cup of coffee in the morning...
Small village on the pilgrimage route - here I only had to collect a few things from Tanja. In the village there are some hostels and small shops. If you drive through this landscape from Pamplona you will see some pilgrims and get a first impression of the Camino - beautiful, almost untouched nature, always the Pyrenees in view and vast emptiness...
I spent the night at a rest stop on the Autobahn: safe, quiet and a cup of coffee in the morning...
Super campsite: across the street is the beach, a few restaurants and from the site in no time to Finisterre (we by motorbike) or to nearby destinations. Place has large footprints and everything you need. Clean and good sanitary facilities and cheap. I didn't have to reserve in advance - apparently the crowds of visitors here don't start until the middle/end of July.
Super campsite: across the street is the beach, a few restaurants and from the site in no time to Finisterre (we by motorbike) or to nearby destinations. Place has large footprints and everything you need. Clean and good sanitary facilities and cheap. I didn't have to reserve in advance - apparently the crowds of visitors here don't start until the middle/end of July.
Off to Uncle in Sanlucar - just over 400 inhabitants but almost always something going on. Anyone who has never been there must have seen it: with the "limitezero" zip line over the Rio Guadiana to Portugal, and back by boat. Alcoutim on the Portuguese side opposite is also interesting.
The parking space is really simple...: at least there is water - but: parking space and water are free! If you like it puristic, you can stand here for a while and start hiking or driving from here (but everything is very mountainous here - not for lowland cyclists!)
Off to Uncle in Sanlucar - just over 400 inhabitants but almost always something going on. Anyone who has never been there must have seen it: with the "limitezero" zip line over the Rio Guadiana to Portugal, and back by boat. Alcoutim on the Portuguese side opposite is also interesting.
The parking space is really simple...: at least there is water - but: parking space and water are free! If you like it puristic, you can stand here for a while and start hiking or driving from here (but everything is very mountainous here - not for lowland cyclists!)
located right on the river.
Here on the river beach you can rent paddle boats and SUPs, go flyboarding, drive a motor boat yourself or take a tour of the Guadiana. Above is a castle ruin and you can also walk a few hiking trails. In Alcoutim there is also a castle and a city beach. Excursions by car/motorcycle: Mertula (P), Minas de Riotinto (E, I think it's great!), to the sea -> Isla Canela or Cristina, Algarve, Huelva,...
Evening photo is from Spain over to Portugal from the chiringuito right on the river.
located right on the river.
Here on the river beach you can rent paddle boats and SUPs, go flyboarding, drive a motor boat yourself or take a tour of the Guadiana. Above is a castle ruin and you can also walk a few hiking trails. In Alcoutim there is also a castle and a city beach. Excursions by car/motorcycle: Mertula (P), Minas de Riotinto (E, I think it's great!), to the sea -> Isla Canela or Cristina, Algarve, Huelva,...
Evening photo is from Spain over to Portugal from the chiringuito right on the river.
Route
Show newest first- 48.4912 9.2046
- 48° 29' 28.5" N 9° 12' 16.7" E
- 42.5744 -1.2831
- 42° 34' 28" N 1° 16' 59.1" W
- 42.9444 -9.2203
- 42° 56' 39.9" N 9° 13' 13" W
- 42.9078 -9.265
- 42° 54' 28.1" N 9° 15' 54.1" W
- 42.8824 -9.2719
- 42° 52' 56.6" N 9° 16' 18.8" W
- 42.9127 -9.1163
- 42° 54' 45.8" N 9° 6' 58.8" W
- 37.473 -7.4662
- 37° 28' 22.8" N 7° 27' 58.3" W
direkt am Fluss gelegen.
Man kann hier am Flussstrand Paddelboote und SUPs ausleihen, flyboarden, mit dem Motorboot selbst fahren oder eine Tour über den Guadiana machen. Oberhalb steht eine Burgruine und man kann auch ein paar Wanderwege ablaufen. In Alcoutim gibt es auch eine Burg und einen Stadtstrand. Ausflüge per Auto/Motorrad: Mertula (P), Minas de Riotinto (E, find ich super!), ans Meer -> Isla Canela oder Cristina, Algarve, Huelva,...
Abendfoto ist von Spanien aus nach Portugal rüber aus dem Chiringuito direkt am Fluss.
- 37.8882 -4.7794
- 37° 53' 17.4" N 4° 46' 45.8" W
- 37.473 -7.4662
- 37° 28' 22.8" N 7° 27' 58.3" W
- 38.7804 -9.4989
- 38° 46' 49.5" N 9° 29' 56" W
- 39.5989 -9.0564
- 39° 35' 56.2" N 9° 3' 23.1" W
- 39.6169 -8.652
- 39° 37' 1" N 8° 39' 7.3" W
- 43.1631 -1.2381
- 43° 9' 47.3" N 1° 14' 17.2" W
- 45.0504 3.8808
- 45° 3' 1.5" N 3° 52' 50.8" E
- 45.0428 3.8829
- 45° 2' 34" N 3° 52' 58.6" E
- 48.4912 9.2046
- 48° 29' 28.5" N 9° 12' 16.7" E
Travelogue
Small village on the pilgrimage route - here I only had to collect a few things from Tanja. In the village there are some hostels and small shops. If you drive through this landscape from Pamplona you will see some pilgrims and get a first impression of the Camino - beautiful, almost untouched nature, always the Pyrenees in view and vast emptiness...
I spent the night at a rest stop on the Autobahn: safe, quiet and a cup of coffee in the morning...
Small village on the pilgrimage route - here I only had to collect a few things from Tanja. In the village there are some hostels and small shops. If you drive through this landscape from Pamplona you will see some pilgrims and get a first impression of the Camino - beautiful, almost untouched nature, always the Pyrenees in view and vast emptiness...
I spent the night at a rest stop on the Autobahn: safe, quiet and a cup of coffee in the morning...
Super campsite: across the street is the beach, a few restaurants and from the site in no time to Finisterre (we by motorbike) or to nearby destinations. Place has large footprints and everything you need. Clean and good sanitary facilities and cheap. I didn't have to reserve in advance - apparently the crowds of visitors here don't start until the middle/end of July.
Super campsite: across the street is the beach, a few restaurants and from the site in no time to Finisterre (we by motorbike) or to nearby destinations. Place has large footprints and everything you need. Clean and good sanitary facilities and cheap. I didn't have to reserve in advance - apparently the crowds of visitors here don't start until the middle/end of July.
Off to Uncle in Sanlucar - just over 400 inhabitants but almost always something going on. Anyone who has never been there must have seen it: with the "limitezero" zip line over the Rio Guadiana to Portugal, and back by boat. Alcoutim on the Portuguese side opposite is also interesting.
The parking space is really simple...: at least there is water - but: parking space and water are free! If you like it puristic, you can stand here for a while and start hiking or driving from here (but everything is very mountainous here - not for lowland cyclists!)
Off to Uncle in Sanlucar - just over 400 inhabitants but almost always something going on. Anyone who has never been there must have seen it: with the "limitezero" zip line over the Rio Guadiana to Portugal, and back by boat. Alcoutim on the Portuguese side opposite is also interesting.
The parking space is really simple...: at least there is water - but: parking space and water are free! If you like it puristic, you can stand here for a while and start hiking or driving from here (but everything is very mountainous here - not for lowland cyclists!)
located right on the river.
Here on the river beach you can rent paddle boats and SUPs, go flyboarding, drive a motor boat yourself or take a tour of the Guadiana. Above is a castle ruin and you can also walk a few hiking trails. In Alcoutim there is also a castle and a city beach. Excursions by car/motorcycle: Mertula (P), Minas de Riotinto (E, I think it's great!), to the sea -> Isla Canela or Cristina, Algarve, Huelva,...
Evening photo is from Spain over to Portugal from the chiringuito right on the river.
located right on the river.
Here on the river beach you can rent paddle boats and SUPs, go flyboarding, drive a motor boat yourself or take a tour of the Guadiana. Above is a castle ruin and you can also walk a few hiking trails. In Alcoutim there is also a castle and a city beach. Excursions by car/motorcycle: Mertula (P), Minas de Riotinto (E, I think it's great!), to the sea -> Isla Canela or Cristina, Algarve, Huelva,...
Evening photo is from Spain over to Portugal from the chiringuito right on the river.
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