Santiago de Compostela Inns - Reviews and Rates

We travelled through thick fog over and through the mountains on typically heroic Spanish roads. They cut through mountains and build viaducts over the valleys. We drove through and around weary looking Pilgrims to our campsite which was on the Camino de Santiago. It was closed. After some interesting encounters with some locals, one old man pra...

I wake up from the train ride around 10:00 am. All five of the other passengers had all gone, so i had the cabin to myself. I get out of my train bunk bed, make myself a sandwich and enjoy the passing countryside. I get to the train station at 12:04, actually five minutes early. I set down my bags and wait for Bing. After about five minutes, rig...

Mon 16th May (continued) Once we rounded the point of James, the land became low and sloping toward the sea, with sandy beaches and patches of green mangroves. The land was dotted with small volcanic cones, and pretty dry looking. As we approached Bartolome, the dramatic nature of the island became apparent, with a sharp peak to the right, a con...