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- The Camino Sanabres is the final section of the Via de la Plata. A 366-kilometre route that divides into 15 stages.
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Mar 10, 2024 · Via de la Plata walking stages (Seville to Mérida) We’ve walked only 9 first stages on the Via de la Plata, from Seville to Mérida, here you can find a detailed itinerary for these days. We’re planning to finish the route next year and will update the post after that.
- Sevilla - Guillena (14.16 miles / 22.8 km) This stage is characterized by being flat and pleasant. It's not only free of obstacles, but also full of gorgeous locations.
- Guillena - Castilblanco de los Arroyos (11.3 miles / 18.2 km) This stage does not involve obstacles or slopes. In addition, it is quite short, so it is a good start to the Camino.
- Castilblanco de los Arroyos - Almadén de la Plata (17.8 miles / 28.8 km) This area has wide pastures (dehesas) and fields dedicated to cattle industry.
- Almadén de la Plata - Monesterio (21.3 miles / 34.4 km) This is where the Extremaduran path begins, leaving behind the beautiful community of Andalusia.
After reaching the north, the walkers had to take the decision to continue along the route of the French Way, once reached Astorga, or turn off earlier, specifically in Puebla de Sanabria, and shorten the remaining road to Galicia. This route is what became known as the Sanabrés Way.
The Vía de la Plata is an ancient Jacobean route of 700 kilometers divided into 27 stages. Also known as the Silver Route, it links the southwest of the peninsula with the northwest, starting from the city of Seville and crossing six Spanish provinces to the city of Astorga in Leon.
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The Camino Sanabres is the final section of the Via de la Plata. A 366-kilometre route that divides into 15 stages. The stage distribution along the Camino Sanabres gives us an average of 24 kilometres per day, although the longer stages reach more than 35 kilometres.
The final 100km of the Via de la Plata, from Ourense to Santiago, is arguably the most scenic of all last stretches to Santiago de Compostela. It’s perfect for those seeking a quieter, off-the-beaten-path Camino experience.
Mar 10, 2022 · The Vía de la Plata is well-signposted with the scalloped shells, making the path easy to navigate. Note the final section of the pilgrimage follows the French Way, from Astorga to Santiago de Compostela.
