Is there Water everywhere?!

Posted on September 10, 2012 by Ivar Rekve — 2 Comments ↓

The question was:

Has anyone documented the stretches where there is no water available for longer periods? Is there a average amount of water to load up with every morning (1L, 2L)? Thanks

Read the good conversation on water on the Camino de Santiago.

GUIASTUR

Why do you just speak about the French Way. Why don’t you advertise the “albergues” on the Primitive Way. It was the frst one and many people use it, too.
GUIASTUR

Good to see the “albergues” on the Camino Francés. Remenber that was
just the second one. The first St. James Way is the Primitive or North
Way. By the time the grave was discovered Galicia as well as the whole
northwest part of the Iberian Peninsula (Northern Portugal, León,
Zamora, Northern Palencia, Northern Burgos, Cantabria, Basque Country
and of course Asturias) belongued to the Asturian Kingdom. Asturian King
Alfonso II the Chaste wanted to see what was discovered in HIS kingdom
and went there. He was very religious. People started to imitate the
king going along the Cantabrian Coast. Only centuries later did pilgrims
start to go along the French Way, just when that area was also free
from muslims. We would like to see information about the Primitive Way.

Is there Water everywhere?!

Camino Frances

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