The Muros-Noia Estuary Path already has a guide, the work of Antón Pombo: He Muros-Noia estuary path continues of editorial premieres. If last January the first catalog of maritime pilgrimages through the Ría da Estrela was presented in Fitur, Your path is in the sea. Maritime pilgrimages 2025, now it's the turn of the first guide written about this Jacobean route. The book, titled The Camino de Santiago from the Muros-Noia estuary, it is the work of Anton Pombo, historian, writer, journalist and one of the greatest experts on the Camino de Santiago.
If the catalog presents different proposals to carry out the sea road to Santiago for the Estrela estuary (by Sailway, Asnauga or the Monte Real Yacht Club of Baiona), Pombo's book focuses its attention on the land itinerary. In fact, the guide includes the itineraries of the different stages of this Jacobean route and offers multiple tips and information of interest to facilitate and make the experience of the pilgrims who travel it more special. 
In this sense, Antón Pombo's special connection with the Camino de Santiago of the Muros-Noia estuary stands out, as shown by the fact that the proposal of stages collected on the website www.caminoriamurosnoia.gal was prepared by him, with output from both Walls as of Porto do Son, and due to its short length and smooth profile it is configured as an alternative especially recommended for people who do not have much time but who wish to carry out a Camino de Santiago complete.
Presentation in Compostela
The guide The Camino de Santiago from the Muros-Noia estuary was published by the Association of Municipalities of the Muros-Noia Estuary Path, with the support of the Galp Sustainable Coast. It will be officially presented on Monday, March 31, at 12:00 p.m., at the Pilgrim Reception Office of Santiago de Compostela by the president of the Association of Municipalities of the Muros-Noia Estuary Route and mayor of Noia, Santiago Freire; the director of the Cathedral Foundation, Daniel Lorenzo; and the author himself, Anton Pombo.
Those attending the presentation will be given the guide and, soon, all people who want a copy will be able to obtain it free of charge through the aforementioned website.
Antón Pombo is a journalist, writer and historian. Founder of the Association of Friends of the Camino de Santiago of the Province of A Coruña, he is Aymeric Picaud International Prize for his research work and dissemination of Jacobean values and protagonist of the rebirth of the pilgrimage since the eighties of the last century through Jacobean associations.
With a PhD in History from the University of Santiago de Compostela, he completed his doctoral thesis on the Compostela church at the end of the 19th century, coinciding with the first Jacobean revival. An initiative that allowed him, in addition to working with different historical archives and newspaper archives from all over Spain, travel to Rome in 1992 to delve into his research for a year.
He has traveled the different Jacobean routes on numerous occasions and is considered one of the leading authorities in Spain on this topic. In fact, he has been publishing guides like this one for almost thirty years with Anaya Touring and he is the author who has sold the most copies on the Camino. In addition, Pombo travels through the different stages of the Caminos every year to keep his guides updated.
His connection with the Association of Municipalities of the Muros-Noia Estuary Path led him not only to write this guide, but also to participate in the presentation of the Volta de Gloria last January in Fitur. Not in vain, he was responsible for the delimitation of this tourist itinerary, the first that unites two Jacobean paths, along with José Antonio de la Riera y Second Saavedra.
