Accommodation requirements for Schengen Visa

[Valeriel]

Good day,
I really need advice from any Namibian who has walked the Camino regarding the Schengen Visa requirement. How did you go about booking accommodation for every night on the Camino?
Regards,
Valerie

 

[mspath]

Good day,
I really need advice from any Namibian who has walked the Camino regarding the Schengen Visa requirement. How did you go about booking accommodation for every night on the Camino?
Regards,
Valerie

Check out these earlier tips for South African pilgrims.

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/schengen-visa-for-south-africans.45423/

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/any-south-africans-with-advice.49364/

Good luck and Buen camino!

 

[Anamiri]

Booking.com is very useful for booking, and many places accept direct bookings (phone or email) eg Orrisson and Roncesvalles and many others.
I suggest working out your walk roughly in terms of stages and then checking out some of the favorite albergue threads to see which of these will be in the towns/ villages you have chosen, and seeing if you can book directly. I believe that is cheaper than booking.com.,

 

[Valeriel]

Thank you all.
Buen Camino

 

[PK Smit]

Good day,
I really need advice from any Namibian who has walked the Camino regarding the Schengen Visa requirement. How did you go about booking accommodation for every night on the Camino?
Regards,
Valerie

Valerie, if you belong to the confraternaty of st. James, they issue you with a letter to the Spanish embasy stating you are walking the camino and thus only need accommodation for the first night. Call me. On 0811270396