There are several bars suitable for a morning coffee, as well as a shop (before crossing the main road). Near the church are a few more bars and the municipal albergue.
The camino from Marinhas keeps away from the sea, and climbs gradually to offer an elevated view. The path is along paved back roads with little traffic. Eventually, beyond Belinho, the camino crosses descends to cross over the main road and joins a narrow forest path down to the Ponte do Sebastião.
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Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
If you don’t have a sleeping bag with and it’s cool, you have to be prepared to sleep without a blanket.