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  1. Anne&Pat

    Recommendations for “not to be missed” & “ok to skip”

    Completely agree with Kanga, the Primitivo would be perfect for you. We have walked a number of Caminos and in 2022 we walked the Primitivo for the first time. It is a beautiful walk, well described in the above post and you would be able to walk a full Camino. Buen Camino.
  2. Anne&Pat

    Recommendations for “not to be missed” & “ok to skip”

    Hi, the Camino del Norte is a beautiful and spectacular walk and there were no parts that we felt we could have missed, even the industrial area after Gijon and coming into Aviles, they were also very interesting and special in a different way. Rather than missing any parts, would it be possible...
  3. Anne&Pat

    Backpack transfer along Norte - September 2022

    Hi Michael Mattalo, We used the Spanish Post Office, Correos, in 2018 when we walked from Irun to Santiago and then on to Finnisterre and Muxia. They were great, very reliable. https://www.elcaminoconcorreos.com/en/ Buen camino
  4. Anne&Pat

    Norte Accommodations - COVID Updates

    Thank you Dave and Laura for this information. We used your guide when we walked the Norte in 2018, along with the Wise Pilgrim guide. They were both invaluable to us. Would love to be able to walk it again but we are not even allowed out of Australia!
  5. Anne&Pat

    camino del norte

    Hi, Pat & I went by train from Barcelona to Irun via San Sebastián ( we had to change trains at San Sebastián) in late April 2018. It was a good trip and great to see the countryside on the way. We left Barcelona in the morning and arrived in Irun early afternoon. Friends have flown from...
  6. Anne&Pat

    Bikers on the Norte

    We agree with Rick M, don't recall many bikes at all when we walked the Norte from the end of April to mid June 2018. Buen Camino Anne & Pat
  7. Anne&Pat

    I recently attended a talk given at our local sports store on Camino del Norte

    Sorry Nick. Nic is one of our daughters names and I’m just used to spelling it that way. Regards, Pat
  8. Anne&Pat

    I recently attended a talk given at our local sports store on Camino del Norte

    Thanks Nic for the kind observations. You probably saw us in euphoric mode due to the imminent arrival in Santiago and the relief that we had made it after 49 days. Glad you appear to have made it home safely. It was terrific to hear an Australian accent at Monte de Gozo and then to see you...
  9. Anne&Pat

    I recently attended a talk given at our local sports store on Camino del Norte

    Hi, Laurie, You may well be right about not necessarily being on the option you described. We turned off the N634 just after El Pontarron, followed the path to Orinon and then followed the green footpath to Sonabia. From the entrance to Sonabia we followed a formally marked walking path which...
  10. Anne&Pat

    I recently attended a talk given at our local sports store on Camino del Norte

    Hi AC, We have just completed the del Norte, beginning in Irun on 26 April and finishing in Santiago on 13 June, before walking on to Finisterre and Muxia. We have also walked the Frances and Portugues. This Spring in Spain was apparently unseasonably wet so our observations with regard to...

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