Going again?: On the camino of the sailors

Those coming from the north by sea to the tomb of the Apostle James have been doing so since the Middle Ages via the 'Camino Inglés' - and not just the eponymous English. The route, only around 120 km long, leads past rugged coastlines, through the green lungs of Galicia, all the way to Santiago. A good alternative for anyone who finds the well-known French Way too long and too crowded.

In this travel diary, I report on my experiences and encounters: about pilgrims with wheelchairs or strollers. About overcoming the language barrier. About wild bulls, nimble foxes, and purring cats. I overcome dry spells and power outages.

The book also contains tips for other pilgrims, a packing list, a cost breakdown and numerous photos for each stage.