LIVE from the Camino Camino Time Zone

[Lrarey]

I’ve been on the Camino Frances about 3 weeks now and I’m almost halfway. It’s my first pilgrimage and it’s been an amazing, life-changing experience already. The Camino has shown me my deepest fervor and it’s also teaching me to slow down. It’s even made me lose complete track of time! I booked several albergues ahead after Burgos and arrived at the first one a day early! They were completely booked (all 5 rooms) but arranged for me to stay at the hostel up the street. Then I stayed an extra day in this tiny village to get back on track. This saved me from a VERY wet walk the next morning. Now I’m back on track and ready to move on tomorrow. But a word to all…pilgrims seem to be flooding onto the Camino now. Small towns are completely booking up. Old-timers I’ve talked with say that online booking has taken the spontaneity out of it for them. But for me, I’m still in awe every day.

 

[alexwalker]

Enjoy, and remember to live in the now! Nothing matters except your Camino experience. And judging by what you write, you are exactly (in the flow) where I would want you to be!

Buen Camino!

 

[KYPolloFrito]

I have been walking since Sept. 9 and have been calling Albergues when i am One stop from intended destination and have had no issues booking. In Carrion de los Condes now.

 

[Livetotravel]

I just finished my Caminho da Costa.
It’s a lot of people walking now and Santiago is pretty much all booked. People are trying to book in advance (2-5 nights).

 

[Lrarey]

I have been walking since Sept. 9 and have been calling Albergues when i am One stop from intended destination and have had no issues booking. In Carrion de los Condes now.

Hope your good luck holds out! Buen Camino!