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Walked the Portugese Camino from Porto to SDC in late October- November 2022. Heavy rain all except 2 days. Weather is different every year. YMMV. Washing clothes and getting them dry by the next day was a challenge.
Walked it last year in late March. It might be a good idea to check with the places you're thinking of staying to be sure they will be open. A couple of the places I stayed I had to arrange a meeting time to get the key as March is still off-season in that part of the world. Beautiful route...
Huge amounts of rain seem to be happening in many parts of Spain at the moment. Attached is a video from the Camino Aragones showing the river in Canfranc Pueblo.
In July I (single, female walker) walked the Camino Aragonese-Camino Frances for 2 weeks and would absolutely do it again. My experience was that planning ahead for places to stay was a good idea, especially on the weekends. Many albergues were accepting fewer people due to covid restrictions.
I too am currently on the Camino Frances, between Logrono and Burgos.. Numbers of Pilgrims seem to vary greatly with location. The other night in Najera, the albergue where I stayed was packed. So much for social distancing. There was "no room at the inn" in Azofra for Saturday evening. Since...
Yes, I've been having the same experience as Luka when planning my outing for the Camino Aragonese. Making reservations has been way more time consuming than previously. I find this post an interesting contrast to an earlier one today saying that the Camino badly needs pilgrims.
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