Albergue List

[ELHS220]

The Pilgrim Office in SJPP provides a comprehensive list of all the albergues on the CF. Is this list available anywhere on line? If not, is something similar out there somewhere?

 

[mspath]

This Gronze Camino Frances
is very useful. It is in Spanish but a Chrome browser can translate it.

 

[wisepilgrim]

In my experience that list is not well maintained. The link above or wisepilgrim.com are the two most up-to-date resources.

 

[ELHS220]

In my experience that list is not well maintained. The link above or wisepilgrim.com are the two most up-to-date resources.

I do have Gronze as well, but I like the idea of everything in one place rather than having to click and scroll through 35 segments. I am trying to lay out a tentative route and having everything in front of me is much easier.

 

[Anhalter]

When you follow the planning process on https://godesalco.com/plan/frances at the last step you can get a very compact list of accomodations. No idea how up to date it is. ( if the site shows in spanish, theres a button to switch to english)

 

[wisepilgrim]

I do have Gronze as well, but I like the idea of everything in one place rather than having to click and scroll through 35 segments. I am trying to lay out a tentative route and having everything in front of me is much easier.

In that case, take a look at caminoapp.com

 

[Pafayac]

The Pilgrim Office in SJPP provides a comprehensive list of all the albergues on the CF. Is this list available anywhere on line? If not, is something similar out there somewhere?

In low season, you can find the opened albergue here:
alberguesinvierno
Please, regularly check this list: it can be modified each day, if an hospitalero decide to close its albergue...

 

[Bradypus]

In low season, you can find the opened albergue here:
alberguesinvierno

I am walking the Camino Frances just now. Most of the pilgrims I meet are checking the Aprinca website for their next day's endpoint. A very valuable tool.