Jennifleur
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- Starting in Santander walking Camino Norte...
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Oh Llanes... that sounds like my cup of tea... I hear it in the way you say it! Thanks for that tip.... the parador would be outsiðe of my budget in Santillana... I d need something simpler but maybe also charming?! Thanks looking forward to the bar Colon....Well, you could just walk to Santillana del Mar. Picasso described it as the "most perfect village in Spain". Check in to the Parador. In the "old" building suite 6 has the step-down Jacuzzi and separate wet-room. Other accommodations are available.
Comillas has little to attract the discerning pilgrim but Llanes, ah Llanes. Llanes has Pension Iberia and the Bar Colon. Drink Sidra, eat Percebes, plan a camino
That sounds fantastic! Thanks...If you are going to Villaviviosa and continuing to Oviedo to the Primitivo or back up to the Norte the Monasterio at Valdedios with its very basic albergue is a very beautiful walk through the forest roads. There are about 30 young Carmelite nuns who live there, run the albergue (donation i believe) and a more upscale albergue.
Thank you.... I might stay a night there so.......glad you enjoyed it.San Vicente de la Barquera is beautiful
Santillana del Mar, as the Spanish say ´Ni Santos ni Mar´ Santillana del Mar ´no saints nor sea´ it is a little inland, but it is beautiful, if a trifle touristy.Oh Llanes... that sounds like my cup of tea... I hear it in the way you say it! Thanks for that tip.... the parador would be outsiðe of my budget in Santillana... I d need something simpler but maybe also charming?! Thanks looking forward to the bar Colon....
May stay the night there though Convent albergue is already booked up! Will have a look around.... then get out....Santillana del Mar, as the Spanish say ´Ni Santos ni Mar´ Santillana del Mar ´no saints nor sea´ it is a little inland, but it is beautiful, if a trifle touristy.
Maybe nothing special in the way of accommodations, but Gaudí's Capricho is wonderfulComillas has little to attract the discerning pilgrim
Got to Llanes today. It’s a great town with really nice alburges.
Anywhere you recommend to stay there? Or before or after it?? Thank you....San Vicente de la Barquera is beautiful
Really. The convent in Valdedios? I was the only person when I stayed and it was August.May stay the night there though Convent albergue is already booked up! Will have a look around.... then get out....
Heya Lucy... Convento albergue in Santillana.... I got what seemed like the last room there..... yours is another?Really. The convent in Valdedios? I was the only person when I stayed and it was August.
Hi there, thanks for this.... I ve heard Llanes is nice....any particular place to stay there or eat or any tip? I might overnight there as it sound nice.... I m on a budget but have someone to share a room with....staying in Convento albergue in Santillana.... already booked before I got your message but thanks a lot..... appreciated! JHotel Los Angeles in Santillana had a couple of rooms with patio overlooking park in front that we enjoyed.
We also had some rest days in Llanes that were terrific
Yup. Sorry. Mixed messages. I was thinking about Valdedios which isn't in Santilliana, beautiful and on the way to Oviedo. Buen CaminoHeya Lucy... Convento albergue in Santillana.... I got what seemed like the last room there..... yours is another?
Howya Lucy... oh so you d also recommend Valdedios.... name of convent? Thanks.... any other highlights....!? Only on a short walk of eight days so want to cram in good stops!Yup. Sorry. Mixed messages. I was thinking about Valdedios which isn't in Santilliana, beautiful and on the way to Oviedo. Buen Camino
Well, you could just walk to Santillana del Mar. Picasso described it as the "most perfect village in Spain". Check in to the Parador. In the "old" building suite 6 has the step-down Jacuzzi and separate wet-room. Other accommodations are available.
Comillas has little to attract the discerning pilgrim but Llanes, ah Llanes. Llanes has Pension Iberia and the Bar Colon. Drink Sidra, eat Percebes, plan a camino
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