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Yes, it excludes trip and equipment! Cooking by our selves is not a problemYes it would, if it excludes travel to/from and equipment and if you, mainly, plan to prepare your own meals. Buen Camino and congratulations, SY
You might even want to team up with other pilgrims and cook together - keeps costs even more down. SY
I agree. Is it possible to do it on 17 euro per day per person? Sure, but you will have to be very careful with your money.Sybilla, I don't think less than 17e/day/person will cut it. I think 30/day is pretty Spartan considering: albergue at 8, morning cafe at 3, bocadilla for lunch at 5 and menu del dia 10+ for a total of 26 which does not include any beverages.
Sybilla, I don't think less than 17e/day/person will cut it. I think 30/day is pretty Spartan considering: albergue at 8, morning cafe at 3, bocadilla for lunch at 5 and menu del dia 10+ for a total of 26 which does not include any beverages.
Anything is possible. My wife and I didn't use them, but I have heard there are places along the way that accept donations and allow free overnights for travelers. It all depends on your wants and needs. We found it was around twenty to thirty euros a night for a bed, that's for both of us. Sometimes we got private rooms, that's where the thirty comes from. A full menu del dia was around eight to ten euros and coffee, snacks one to three euros. So it is a tight budget, but with careful planning and depending on your comfort level anything is possible.Hello everyone, I have returned to idea about Camino de Santiago!
I was planing to walk few years ago and everything stopped because of personal reasons.
I planed everything from A-Z, had all the necessary equipment but I had to postpone my trip.
So with a lot of happiness I can say that I am back and strongly consider doing it this time.
Everything have changed for me, I was planing to walk it alone as I was single but now everything has changed and I'm planing to walk it with my lovely wife
I haven't followed any news about Camino de Santiago and probably thinks have changed now
I have mainly one question I would like to be answered - Would 1000 eur budget be enough for 30 days for both of us? It's mainly for food and albergue's!
Thank you in advance!
Buen camino!
..., but I have heard there are places along the way that accept donations and allow free overnights for travelers. ...
Sybilla, I don't think less than 17e/day/person will cut it. I think 30/day is pretty Spartan considering: albergue at 8, morning cafe at 3, bocadilla for lunch at 5 and menu del dia 10+ for a total of 26 which does not include any beverages.
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