Although only a little over 100 years old, the Santuary of Fatima is one of the most important Marian shrines in the world, receiving 6 million people a year.
Historically, pilgrimages are concentrated in the sequential months of the apparitions of the Madonna to the Little Shepherds Francisco, Jacinta and Lúcia, the most numerous occurring in May (month of the 1st apparition) and October (last apparition and Miracle of the Sun). These pilgrimages are made in very large groups and in a reduced number of days, requiring stages of 50, 60 and even 70 km’s.
However, taking advantage of the route of the Portuguese Central Way of Saint James Ways, after finishing his pilgrimage to the Field of Stars, many pilgrims continue to Fátima.
What we propose is completely different!
We want you to enjoy the pilgrimage to Fatima in another more peaceful way, throughout the year and taking advantage of all that Portugal has the best to offer, on 3 fabulous routes that take us to Cova da Iria.
Choose the route you want to do, the number of stages and where you should finish, the type of accommodation you are looking for, if you need transportation for your backpack, etc...
We prepare, organize and accompany you all the way.
STAGES
Lisboa-Sta.Iria da Azóia
Sta. Iria da Azóia-V.F. Xira
V.F. Xira-Azambuja
Azambuja-Porto de Muge
Porto de Muge-Santarém
Santarém-Pernes
Pernes-Monsanto
Monsanto-Minde
Minde-Fátima
Starting in the Cathedral of Lisbon, in the beautiful neighborhood of Alfama, this route takes us along the Tagus coast and through the landscape of the plains of Lezíria, through the plateaus, mountains and valleys of the limestone massif of the Serras de Aire and Candeeiros mountains.
This is a cultural and spiritual journey where you will live and share unique experiences, knowledge and experiences.
Along the entire route you will "stumble" with history, monuments and landscapes you otherwise would never find.
-Insurance of civil liability and personal accidents;
-Digital dossier with complete itinerary;
-Credential;
-Accommodation for 8 nights in private hostels and shared rooms or in small hotels in a single room;
-All legal taxes in force;
-Phone/Whatsapp support throughout the tour.
Meals of any kind or beverages; Tickets in Museums or others; Backpack transport; Any type of transportation; Personal expenses.
-Virtual surveillance 24h/day during the entire tour: 10€/day
-Transportation of backpacks between stages (on request).
The beginning of this route is the Carmelo de Santa Teresa in Coimbra, traversing the municipalities of Coimbra, Condeixa-a-Nova, Penela, Ansião, Alvaiázere and Ourém by country tracks that take us to discover the landscape, cultural and monumental heritage of this region.
A perfect path for reflection and spirituality, with "obligatory" visits to chapels and other monuments.
Get inspired. Live every step taken.
-Insurance of civil liability and personal accidents;
-Digital dossier with complete itinerary;
-Credential;
-Accommodation for 5 nights in private hostels and shared rooms or in small hotels in a single room;
-All legal taxes in force;
-Phone/Whatsapp support throughout the tour.
Meals of any kind or beverages; Tickets in Museums or others; Backpack transport; Any type of transportation; Personal expenses.
-Virtual surveillance 24h/day during the entire tour: 10€/day
-Transportation of backpacks between stages (on request).
A millennial route that needs no introduction and that every year takes thousands of people to travel the many existing routes to Santiago de Compostela for a tight hug to the Apostle.
Liébana, place on Cantabria, with its seven valleys is located at the foot of the Massif Central de los Picos de Europa. It celebrates the Jubilee period since 1512, for preserving the largest piece of the Cross of Christ, in the beautiful Monastery of Santo Toribio, a privilege shared since the Middle Ages with Rome, Jerusalem and Santiago de Compostela.
Caravaca de la Cruz is the 5th most sacred city in the world.
The Way of the Cross or Levante goes from Oriolana to Caravaca de la Cruz, which since the 13th century, houses one of the splinters of the Lignum Crucis on which Jesus Christ was crucified. This fact makes it a special place for pilgrims from all over the world, especially since Pope John Paul II gave Caravaca de la Cruz the Jubilee In Perpetuum.
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