7 days on the Camino del Norte

[fornazari]

What routes do you suggest to do the Camino del Norte in 7 days? The camino doesn't have to end in Santiago.

 

[Former member 104756]

With 7 days, I would start in Irun (or nearby Hondarribia) and walk to Bilbao. This section is challenging, with some beautiful coastal scenery and includes the wonderful towns of San Sebastián and Bilbao.

You’ll find distances, elevations and accommodation options on Gronze.

Camino del Norte | Gronze.com

www.gronze.com

 

[donalomahony]

With 7 days, I would start in Irun (or nearby Hondarribia) and walk to Bilbao. This section is challenging, with some beautiful coastal scenery and includes the wonderful towns of San Sebastián and Bilbao.

You’ll find distances, elevations and accommodation options on Gronze.

Camino del Norte | Gronze.com

www.gronze.com

100% agree!

 

[fornazari]

With 7 days, I would start in Irun (or nearby Hondarribia) and walk to Bilbao. This section is challenging, with some beautiful coastal scenery and includes the wonderful towns of San Sebastián and Bilbao.

You’ll find distances, elevations and accommodation options on Gronze.

Camino del Norte | Gronze.com

www.gronze.com

Thank you !

 

[pvie2000]

Can you still get the Compostela by doing this route?

 

[Peterexpatkiwi]

Can you still get the Compostela by doing this route?

If you mean the section recommended above, NO.

You can only get a Compostela for walking the last 100km of any recognised route into Santiago.

It doesn’t matter how many kms you’ve walked up until that point - if you don’t walk the last 100km, and collect a minimum of two stamps a day - no Compostela.

 

[pvie2000]

If you mean the section recommended above, NO.

You can only get a Compostela for walking the last 100km of any recognised route into Santiago.

It doesn’t matter how many kms you’ve walked up until that point - if you don’t walk the last 100km, and collect a minimum of two stamps a day - no Compostela.

Thank you.