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Wow, what a great list of responses. Thanks everyone. It is nice to hear some stories of places people have stopped and I am sure it has brought back some nice memories. We are hoping to be able to have the time for a side trip or two that are not on the Camino, but like most people we seem...
Walking the Camino Frances where would you recommend to stop for rest days. Not just the popular places but are the some places you wish that you had of spent that extra day..
We are planning to start in SJPDP around 13 oct 2013 and I realize that is not the high season for the Camino but I am...
So we have our date set, leaving australia 8 oct 2013 and prob start walking from SJPDP around the 13 oct. From what I have been reading about the weather I am guessing we will be best to take sweepings bags rather than just liners, but what temp would most of you recommend the bag to keep...
Not interested in europe, I didn't mean it how it sounded... My apologies... My travel so far has only been in Asia and I have only heard that holidays in europe are expensive so I have never really explored it as a travel option. That is why the walk and the isolation that I have been reading...
Well thanks again for all the advice and opinions, it all makes interesting reading.
We have our dates set, leaving Australia 8th Oct and I have allowed 36 days for us to walk SJPDP to Santiago. it is a bit of an overestimation, but I enjoy having the extra days up my sleeve when I do long...
Lauren,
There are 2 of us from brisbane leaving oz 8th oct 2013. Would like to have coffee and a chat to others in Brisbane and compare some notes, packing lists etc.....
Let me know what yoy think or if there are any other Brisbane Pilgrims out there get in touch..
Cheers
It will be my first Camino Oct 2013. I am not religious, I just like to walk. I have never been interested much in europe but walking, immersing myself in culture, meeting people, and having nothing to dictate my path except for the weather and my own body is how I like to travel and...
Thank you again for all the responses. I am currently enjoying reading all the blogs that everyone is sending me links for and I am learning so much. I am sure that by the time we are ready to go we will be well informed and ready for adventure.
Thank you all for your responses. I don't mind the cool weather especially when I am walking and also favour the less crowded walking. Reading everyones posts are getting me pretty excited. We are planning for between 30-40 days so we can stop and enjoy some time along the way, reading up...
We are planning to walk the Camino now sometime late 2013. We are undecided whether to go september/october or october/november. How busy is the Camino during these times, and how is the weather? Autumn is a nice time of year here in australia, I hope it is just as nice over there
I have read that september/october seems like a popular time of year to walk. Myself and my partner are thing of going in march/april to walk the Camino Frances. Looking at the weather on the internet it doesn't look too bad. A bit cool in places, but I do prefer the cold over the heat...
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