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Apúlia (Portugal) Voyage Tips and guide

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    Apúlia is a town in Portugal's Minho region on the Portuguese Coastal Way trail of the Camino de Santiago. The town has 4,200 inhabitants (2011).

    Understand

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    Get in

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    The nearest airport is in Porto. From the airport take the metro, change in Verdes and go to Povoa de Varzim. From there take a bus to Apúlia.

    Other airports around are in Vigo, Lisbon and Santiago de Compostela.

    If you want to go to the beach of Apúlia from a town around, take care to take the right bus line. Some buses only go along the country road 2 km away from the beach.

    Get around

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    The town can be easily explored on foot.

    Regarding e-hailing, Uber and Bolt cover the town and the region around.

    See

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    Do

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    • Beach

    Buy

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    There is one ATM at the beach.

    The biggest supermarket is Minipreço.

    Eat

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    Budget

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    • Panificadora Sul Do Cavado, Av. da Praia 45. Offered is a menu del dia at lunch time and in the evening.
    • Os Mudos, R. do Cruzeiro. Take away restaurant, which offers a menu of the day for €8 altogether and charcoal grilled dishes.

    Mid-range

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    There are several good mid-range restaurants along the beach.

    Drink

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    Sleep

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    • Pilgrims can sleep in the Albergue Santiago da Costa.
    • The hostel "Home of Pilgrims de Apúlia" can be booked for more than one night.
    • Pilgrims can also stay in "Bellaë Holiday" for 15€ one night (March 2025). Availability should be checked beforehand and it cannot be used by pilgrims in July and August.
    • Apulia Praia Hotel, Av. da Praia 45, +351 253 989 290. Has a generous breakfast buffet though the lack of parking can be an issue.

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