Duration: 6h 30mDifficulty: LowThis stage is one of the longest of our entire route to Santiago, at 27 km, but it is completely flat. We start in the city of Viana do Castelo, at the mouth of the river Lima (Limia), one of the most beautiful and best preserved cities in Portugal, where we can take the funicular up the hill of Santa Lucia and visit the temple of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, from where we can enjoy spectacular panoramic views of Viana.We continue along the coastal path, always close to the coast, crossing numerous beaches on wooden walkways over dunes, stone ways, dirt tracks or boardwalks. The route is also rich in rock art and other ethnographic elements such as the windmills of Montedor.After passing through Areosa, Carreço, Afife, Vila Praia de Âncora and Moledo, we will reach the end of our stage, Caminha, on the estuary of the river Minho, the last Portuguese town we will encounter on our pilgrimage and the border with Spain. Once there, to continue our journey, on the next stage, we will take the ferry that crosses the Miño River and drops us off in the town of Camposancos.