Salamanca - Santiago de Compostela on Bike

Although it is known as the "French Way to Compostela" the itinerary that has the most prominence among all the Jacobean Routes and even the so-called "Camino del Norte", which has the historical primacy among all the existing routes, today, as it does centuries, there are other roads that lead to Compostela. These itineraries are so worthy to be taken into account, as the most popular and the most historic of these paths, both for its "reliable" layout and for its use by the thousands of pilgrims and tourists who travel it in search of the Compostelana goal. The two premises, historical roots and current use, are given in the so-called Vía de la Plata to which we approach by means of this publication. However, it is important to start with a reflection.The itinerary will be the following, staying in selected hotels and charming houses:Day 1 - Arrival at SalamancaDay 2 - Salamanca - Zamora - 66 KmDay 3 - Zamora - Santa Croya de Tera - 87 KmDay 4 - Santa Croya de Tera - Puebla de Sanabria - 67 KmDay 5 - Puebla de Sanabria - A Gudiña - 53 KmDay 6 - A Gudiña - Xunqueira de Ambía - 66 KmDay 7 - Xunqueira de Ambía - Castro Dozón - 64 KmDay 8 - Castro Dozón - Santiago - 66 KmDay 9 - Breakfast and end of servicesIncludes:Luggage transfer between stages.Travel InsuranceFull Itinerary of the RoutePilgrim's credentialsPhone support during the routeVATAvailable options:Extra night in Santiago: 50 €/personSingle supplement: 170 €/personHalf-board supplement: 140 €/ personCancellation insurance: 20 €/personBicycle Rental: 210 € / BicycleParador Supplement (per person): 90 €Duration: 8 Nights / 9 Days | Dates: For the pilgrim to choose