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Here you will find access to my Camino Portugues maps/files to help make your own pilgrimage more successful. It's like a maps-only guide, just for you!
My Camino Portugues maps, created from my GPS files, can be easily opened, with just a click on one of the links below, and can be used on your cell phone, using the Google maps feature, or the Google Maps App. You will need a cellular connection to use the maps when you are on Camino. For that, I suggest you try Roamless, if you have eSIM capability on your cell phone.
Or, if you download the file with the instructions, below, you can open the same map in Google Earth. (You must have the Google Earth app on your laptop or device.)
If you want the actual KMZ files so you can view the day in Google Earth, follow the instructions below. You must have the Google Earth App on your phone or your laptop.
Otherwise, just click on any or all links below to open my map in Google Maps. You will need the Google Maps App on your phone.
I encourage you to do this every day, as it is the best way to navigate when you follow along in our tracks. Plus, I have located all the accommodations and services for each day to help you in your planning for each and every day! It's like using a maps-only guide.
Here are the instructions on how to download my GPS files with features, for the individual day's file for viewing in Google Earth:
On your laptop: It is important to note that in order to work with my files from Google Maps, you will need to navigate to maps.google.com on your laptop, regardless if it is a
When you open one of the links below, it will take you to my Google Map for that day. Click on the top three dots in the upper right hand corner, and you will see on the drop down, "export to KMZ/KML." Choose this option. The file will download to your downloads file. Then, you can click on the file to open it in Google Earth (after downloading the Google Earth App to your PC). Have fun with these files!
On your cell phone: Click on a link below, taking you to my Google Map. Look for a white square that says "Legend" and click on it. In the window that opens, click on the three dots in the upper right hand corner by the name of the map. Next, you will see on the drop down, "export to KMZ/KML." Choose this option. The file will download to your downloads file. Then, you can upload the file to your app or device OR click on it to open it in Google Earth (after downloading the Google Earth App). Have fun with these files!
For the entire GPS file for the Portugues Way from Lisbon to Santiago de Compostela, including the Coastal, Senda Litoral and Central Routes, click here.
For the individual, daily files, all in one place see below. Use this option if you wish for smaller files to manage.
For the Variante Espiritual GPS files, see farther below.
Day One, Lisbon to Alverca do Ribatejo
Day Two, Alverca do Ribatejo to Azambuja
Day Three, Azambuja to Santarém
Day Four, Santarém to Golegâ
Day Five, Golegâ to Tomar
Day Six, Tomar to Alvaiázere
Day Seven, Alvaiázere to Alvorge
Day Eight, Alvorge to Condeixa-a-Velha
Day Nine, Condeixa-a-Velha to Coimbra
Day Ten, Coimbra to Mealhada
Day Eleven, Mealhada to Águeda
Day Twelve, Águeda to Albergaria-a-Nova
Day Thirteen, Albergaria-a-Nova to São João de Madeira
Day Fourteen, São João de Madeira to Porto
Day Fifteen, Porto to Vila do Conde
Day Sixteen, Vila do Conde to Esposende
Day Seventeen, Esposende to Viana do Castelo
Day Eighteen, Viana do Castelo to Caminha
Day Nineteen, Caminha to Mougás (Viladesuso)
Day Twenty, Mougás (Viladesuso) to A Ramallosa
Day Twenty-One, A Ramallosa to Vigo
Day Twenty-Two A, Vigo to Redondela
(Skip to Day Twenty-Two Below, Central Route, for the Continuation to Santiago)
Day Fifteen, Porto to Vairão (Vilarinho)
Day Sixteen, Vairão (Vilarinho) to Barcelinhos (Barcelos)
Day Seventeen, Barcelinhos (Barcelos) to Ponte de Lima
Day Eighteen, Ponte de Lima to Rubiães
Day Nineteen, Rubiães to Tui
Day Twenty, Tui to O Porriño
Day Twenty-One, O Porriño to Redondela
Day Twenty-Two, Redondela to Pontevedra
Day Twenty-Three, Pontevedra to Magariños (Valga)
Day Twenty-Four, Magariños (Valga) to O Milladoiro
Day Twenty-Five, O Milladoiro to Santiago de Compostela
For the entire files for the Variante Espiritual from Pontevedra to Pontecesures, click here.
For the individual day's file:
Day One, Pontevedra to CombarroWikiloc - will only do files with tracks only, NOT features.
Google Maps
I hope my Camino Portugués Maps will provide you with information that will make your pilgrimage more successful! Ultreia!
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