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[QUOTE="Bill905, post: 1095690, member: 63632"] Hello and thanks for your question, Sorry to take a few days to reply, but I try to manage my time and visit Camino Forum on Saturday mornings (in my neck of the woods). Reserving gîtes takes a bit of research, but it is also a lot of fun. Try starting with this website dedicated to finding accommodations on the Via Podiensis, aka GR65, [URL]http://www.podiensis.com/[/URL] . I would supplement that with Google maps and then hunt around on the map to see if other gîtes are indicated for the towns where you might like to stay. The site mentioned above also indicates the 'usual' steps and the distance for each, but you are quite free to set your own distances. For example, for our return to complete the VP in 2023, we decided to break it up into stages that average about 20 kms, because we find that is very manageable and affords us some sightseeing and exploring time in the various towns along the way. From Moissac to SJPP we decided to take 17 days, and of the 16 gîtes that we will need for that, we have already booked and confirmed 13 of them. As I said earlier, having a gîte confirmed in advance removes a lot of stress and allows one to spend some time to explore different towns and sites of interest along the way. There may be other references or links available on the Camino Forum site as well, and other Camino Forum members may direct you to them. Bon chemin! [/QUOTE]
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