One other possible factor regarding the availability of beds on booking dot com is that there are pilgrims who book through organizations like Follow the Camino and Caminoways, etc. and those organizations book directly with many of the same places that list on Booking. So during the peak...
Last September, we walked the Route Napoleon when the fog came in. When the road ended we saw two different dirt paths and couldn't see any markers to identify which path to take. We were ready to turnaround when a Spanish cyclist came out of the fog on one of the dirt paths. He stopped and...
I loved walking the meseta for all the reasons listed and for the peace, serenity, and a chance to go much deeper. I found it beautiful. Loved the big sky and horizon line. Reminded me of the beauty of the American plains.
Thanks for the link. I see you were the only one to focus on cost and possible solutions. I bet it is all doable and at a reasonable cost. If there's the will there's a way....
Unfortunately, it is very obvious once on the Camino Frances to see where porta potties are needed. There are long stretches where people OBVIOUSLY can't wait and they are not trained in "leave no trace". There are lots of traces along the Camino. On longer, rural stretches one sometimes...
Try searching Google: masajes Leon. Let us know what you find if you do get a massage. I’m arriving Tuesday and would like one on Wednesday if possible. Thanks!
We've decided to spend the night in Sahagun to enjoy the town and not rush. Depending how we feel, we'll either take the train into Leon the next day or stay in Sahagun and relax. There are trains from Sahagun or Leon that will get us to Barcelona. We definitely hope we'll be back and...
Hi, we are going to start walking the Camino Frances at the end of September. We're first time walkers. We don't have enough time to complete the trip but can walk as far as Sahagun. We're trying to figure out how to handle our last few days before needing to get to Barcelona to meet up with...
I'm interested in starting the Camino in late September or early October--it seems there's usually no snow on the Pyrenees from what I've read. Was that your experience? What is that area like during the fall? Thanks!
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