Any good Primivito guidebooks?

[LMH27]

I've been reading and researching online a lot but I prefer actual paper books. I know there are many for the Frances route, are there any for the primivito and if so where can I buy it from? Thank you x

 

[Theatregal]

I used "The Northern Caminos" by Laura Perazzoli and Dave Whitson. I thought it was a very good guide. A bit heavy so I copied the pages I needed (Primitivo) and just took those with me. I ordered mine online from Amazon.

 

[Kiwi-family]

http://www.csj.org.uk/
will send you a little paper copy for a nominal fee
mine turned up in New Zealand in under a week - most impressive

 

[Harington]

I've been reading and researching online a lot but I prefer actual paper books. I know there are many for the Frances route, are there any for the primivito and if so where can I buy it from? Thank you x

The CSJ guide has just been updated by Chris Lennie, and is far better laid out than the previous edition, and has useful info in. CSJ=Confraternity of St James; you can get it from their online bookshop. It's light to carry, as well.

 

[lettinggo]

Hola

I use a Spanish which is small and fine from 2010.
I don't speak much Spanish, but information was easy to extract.
http://www.abebooks.com/9788499350790/Cuaderno-Peregrino-2010-Pilgrims-Notebook-8499350798/plp

Buen Camino
Lettinggo

 

[Tia Valeria]

Just to add to the CSJ guide info. You will need Los Caminos del Norte, F: Camino Primitivo - about halfway down the page