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[QUOTE="walker_wisdom, post: 733884, member: 87389"] Hey! Congrats on making a huge decision which you won't regret! I think as people have mentioned, choosing the right Camino is a personal decision. Any path you follow to Santiago de Compostela is your Camino, but the more worn Camino paths have become well-known routes over time. The most famous is that of the [B]Camino Frances[/B], with the other well-known ones being the [B]Camino Primitivo, Norte, Ingles, Portuguese [/B]etc. There are also some lesser known Caminos such as the [B]Via de la Plata[/B]. Choosing your Camino is personal, there are lots of blogs and websites out there which discuss the various Caminos. Many first-time walkers opt for the [B]Camino Frances[/B], then expand into the other Caminos as they return to complete the Camino again. I think how long you have to walk, how far you think you will walk per day and whether you want to be surrounded be other pilgrims all the time or if you would prefer to walk with people some of the time but also have some time to walk alone. We weighed up our personal circumstances and chose the Portuguese (Senda Litoral) and [URL='https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B07N4JZKWV/?tag=casaivar02-20']wrote[/URL] a bit about that as it was lesser known. If you want to be able to read many resources before leaving then the Frances may be better as there are many resources. [/QUOTE]
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