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Hi, I'm starting Camino del Norte in three weeks and looking for luggage transfer for some days only and I came across TransVizcaya, do you anything about this? , I knew only Correos
Hi, there trains from Bilbao to San Sebastian every hour, tickets are sold at the station and then in San Sebastian you can take the Euskotrain, it's kind a metro and it takes around 30mins again you need to buy tickets at the station, I did this last year
Thanks that's very helpful, I was looking into Larrabetzu this morning and it's open in May. The Lezama albergue opens from June and the only accomodations around are rather costly
Hi, I'm starting the Camino del Norte on the 19/05 and I was wondering if I can walk from Guernica to Bilbao 30kms+ instead of stopping in Lezama. I have been checking the terrain and there are lots of up and downs, very different from C Frances. A guide calls this bit a leg crusher, it feels...
Hi, I’m planning to start Camino del Norte from Irun on the 19/05 and I reserved some accommodations up to Bilbao between albergue and pensiones but how difficult is to get a bed in a Albergue municipal, for example Deba.
The reason I’m asking is that i don’t want to run like a headless...
Hi, there are sections like Leon to San Martín del Camino which i could skip it, if walk CF again , basically walking in suburbs and industrial areas not the best.
Last year I did two stages in one day, there are small stages and easy so i added extra kms everyday and more as i approached...
Thanks, I started sending emails to the gîtes and booked a couple by booking, I see the majority of accommodation its going to be directly, seems they dont use Booking very much.
Morning and Merry Christmas All.
Please can someone recommend how’s Le Puy in May. I have walked the Camino Frances and I want to start Le Puy on the 19th of May 23, I checked and there a couple of bank holidays in France, is it going to be as crowed as the Frances? I may need to book all the...
Staying in the town between stages was great for example Melide and I found better accommodations, the best part I was not walking with the crowds from Sarria, plus
I just came back from doing the Frances and at times I felt walking in a shopping mall unless I started to walk at 6AM and by 11 it was crowded, happy for the Hospitaleros not so much for the pilgrims
Sorry in Spain and Latin America both speak Spanish, Castellano was the language spoken in Castilla, the same language Don Quijote was written, we can say Castellano it’s old Spanish.
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This morning I arrived to Santiago, very happy and excited but wanting to express the lack of consideration along pilgrims in the Albergues
Right now the Camino Frances is full and albergues are having full occupancy which is great but I think we need to be kind between ourselves. The...
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