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Vacajoe

Traded in my work boots for hiking ones
Feb 14, 2017
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There is no set “season” since some albergues are open year-round while others reopen on specific dates in the Spring (not tied to Easter). With Covid, no one can say what will happen 5-6 months from now. I suggest consulting Gronze.com or similar pilgrim sites to get an idea of planned reopening dates.
 

malingerer

samarkand
Jan 28, 2014
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There is no set “season” since some albergues are open year-round while others reopen on specific dates in the Spring (not tied to Easter). With Covid, no one can say what will happen 5-6 months from now. I suggest consulting Gronze.com or similar pilgrim sites to get an idea of planned reopening dates.
I have booked ST JDP for after Easter and intend to do the Valcarlos route. Waiting to see what Covid/ etc have in store before attempting further bookings and due to age and infirmity will probably use Booking.com for rooms. :) Am more interested at the moment in whether accommodation will provide blankets or is it going to be sleeping bag necessary? I carry a lightweight bag anyway but it can get chilly up there at night!

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DoughnutANZ

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Apr 16, 2019
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Tamaki Makaurau Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand
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When do most of the Hostels open, is this usually after Easter? I was thinking of starting next year (2022) at the beginning of April, but will accommodation be a problem? Thank You
Easter is a very popular time for Spanish people to walk the Caminos and so many albergues are open but they are also often very busy or full.
 

Susan Peacock

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Jun 1, 2015
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Jacksonville,FL
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I have started April 14 twice and everything was open. I don’t think you will have any issues as long as it’s April. I don’t remember staying anywhere that said they had just opened.
 

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