On the Camino Portugues, there are four routes to choose from: The Camino Central follows the paths of pilgrims who have been traveling from Porto to the tomb of Saint James since the 12th century. The Camino de la Costa primarily runs along the coast but occasionally veers inland, while the Camino por Litoral stays by the seaside. On the Camino Espiritual, pilgrims approach Padrón along the same route that the Apostle took upon his arrival in Spain. This pilgrim guide is designed for those who, while walking, are simply guided by their instincts—belly walkers, if you will—with precise directions for all four routes from hostel to hostel, important tips and information, as well as interesting tidbits, all presented in a concise format suitable for a fanny pack.