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[QUOTE="Deleted member 34316, post: 426121"] Since you liked my recommendation, Alan, let me give you another one for tomorrow: The albergue at the Convent of San Jose in Zumaia, for me an absolutely amazing place! The distance would be about the same like you have done today, about 16 km. But this albergue is not to be missed! And Zumaia is a beautiful little coastal town, [URL]http://caminodesantiago.consumer.es/albergue-municipal-de-zumaia[/URL] Oh, and another tip: Regarding the knee problems, I wouldn't attempt the high route from Zarautz to Getaria. There is a nice and flat promenade along the coast which, I believe, is used by most pilgrims nowadays. There is still plenty of hills in Pais Vasco waiting for you :) I am happy you feel better! Just take it easy and Santiago is yours! Buen Camino! [/QUOTE]
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