You will have such a great time Susanne. I'm very envious.
Don't worry about trying to connect with people before you get there.
Within hours of arrival you will have found great friends, many of whom you might walk with for days...........
My first night in St Jean I had dinner with two lovely ladies from Australia whom I met up with quite by chance off and on over the next 5 weeks. The Camino is like that
In fact, as I think about it........... I walked very slowly due to injury, but even so, of those people I met in the first 24 hours, after arriving in St Jean, most I kept meeting.
A young couple from England I met on and off for about a month.
A couple from Australia I dinned with, walked with for 2 - 3 weeks.
A wonderful Priest from the USA I met up with over about 4 weeks.
A German guy I saw a dozen times more.
Of course the two Ozzie ladies above, whom I last saw in Portomarin.
And that was just the people I met in the
first 24 hours.
Others I met later I walked with, dined with, laughed with, helped. and was helped by.....
I almost put all their names in the credits of my amateur 'movie' but didn't because I knew I would forget someone and possibly offend them.
Someone asked me how many people I met, and my very rough answer was............
Well over a hundred, maybe two hundred, I would 'recognise' on the road.
Probably close to a hundred, I would get to know by name.
And maybe 50 I would regularly join at breaks along the way for coffee, lunch, dinner, a glass of wine.
And given that I mostly walked alone, and stayed in private accommodation............. most Pilgrims probably get to know a lot more people!
So.......
Don't worry about arriving alone.............you won't be for long!