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[QUOTE="Deleted member 3000, post: 79060"] Female pilgrims are still a slight minority. For September 2011, the exact number was:I have found that most of the female pilgrims are walking alone. Even when you meet them in groups, it often turns out that they are merely in an [i]ad hoc[/i] group that walks at a similar pace. I suspect though, that Spanish women do walk in groups, but they do not mix too much with the foreigners, so perhaps my observation is most applicable to foreign women. You won't be alone except when you want to be. Have fun. It is not necessary to go off the route for accommodations. There are [i]hotels, hostales[/i], rooms, and [i]albergues[/i] everywhere along the way. You can choose from them without venturing out on your own. Get footwear that fits properly now, and get it well worked-in before you leave. [i] Buen Camino[/i]. [/QUOTE]
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