juniper.vt
New Member
Hello,
I am going on my first Camino on April 12th and I have a few questions. I have 31 days to do the walk, and I would love to make it all the way to Fisterra. I am starting in SJPP and am wondering if there is an industrialised or otherwise less beautiful part of the Camino Francis that I can take a bus through in order gain the extra couple of days needed to get all the way to the ocean. I am a complete beginner with the Spanish Language and would love any help I could get about how to find such a bus.
Also, because of my lack of French or Spanish, I am concerned about getting to SJPP. My plane arrives in Biarritz at 16:00, and I am hoping that taking a bus to Bayonne, buying a bus ticket, and boarding a bus to SJPP is doable without the language skills. Has anyone experienced this?
I am shy and one of my biggest fears is that I will not be able to communicate - especially in Spanish and French. Is a firm grasp of the language necessary for things like finding food and places to sleep?
Thank a bunch,
Juniper.vt
I am going on my first Camino on April 12th and I have a few questions. I have 31 days to do the walk, and I would love to make it all the way to Fisterra. I am starting in SJPP and am wondering if there is an industrialised or otherwise less beautiful part of the Camino Francis that I can take a bus through in order gain the extra couple of days needed to get all the way to the ocean. I am a complete beginner with the Spanish Language and would love any help I could get about how to find such a bus.
Also, because of my lack of French or Spanish, I am concerned about getting to SJPP. My plane arrives in Biarritz at 16:00, and I am hoping that taking a bus to Bayonne, buying a bus ticket, and boarding a bus to SJPP is doable without the language skills. Has anyone experienced this?
I am shy and one of my biggest fears is that I will not be able to communicate - especially in Spanish and French. Is a firm grasp of the language necessary for things like finding food and places to sleep?
Thank a bunch,
Juniper.vt