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Walking the Camino de Santiago
Bethan Davies & Ben Cole,
updated by Daphne Hnatiuk
3rd edition, 2009
ISBN: 978-0-9731698-4-3
ebook available: $10
Now Out of Print as regular book

EBook version of Walking the Camino de Santiago

ebook is only available in pdf format

regular book is now out of print

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our first version of an ebook is now ready for $10. It works on iphone, ipad, kindle and other devices that read pdf files. Or you can print off your own hard copy and take that with you. We wanted to make the information available even though the regular book is Out of Print. We hope this will enable us to keep our books available for pilgrims.

glimpse of spain

Begin with a glimpse of the route or the country - its history and legends, and information from walking and the environment to food, drink and culture.

flora & fauna identification

The flora & fauna section has detailed identification tips, quirky facts and illustrations. It includes English, Spanish/Portuguese and Latin names of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and trees.

regional map

Regional chapters include an overview map page, which also contains details about the kind of weather you're likely to encounter.

regional background

Each of the regional chapters includes detailed regional information, including walking conditions, flora & fauna, accommodation options and much more.

city maps

City maps of the major towns along the route.

detailed route descriptions

Pili Pala Press titles include step-by-step route descriptions, with easy-to-follow symbols and detailed descriptions of places along the way.

sketch maps with profile chart

In Walking the Camino de Santiago the route is illustrated with sketch maps and profile charts.

Pili Pala Press was founded in 1993 to publish walking guides to Spain and Portugal. Each year, we donate 4% of the cover price of each book we sell to environmental and pilgrim organizations in Spain and Portugal. Past projects we’ve helped include protection for the Iberian Lynx, the rarest wild cat in the world; clean up after the notorious Prestige oil spill off the coast of Galicia; and preservation of Iberia’s unique cork oak forests.

Contact

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