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Littoral path

Beeman

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Time of past OR future Camino
Primitivo,2017,Argonne and salvador,sept.2019
I want to do the vasco camino next year and would like to start in Biarritz. I would like to walk the littoral path but have seen various information about it. It is closed-it can be done by jumping the barricades-there is a new alternate path,slightly inland. You can see why I am confused. Does anyone have any recent information about this path. Thank you
 
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Walked it last September. Diversions are well signposted. Gronze was up to date at the time. I have seen some "discussions" here about jumping fences etc. I tend to follow local advice. Gronze was very helpful as was Jean Luc in the albergue/gite in Guethary.

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Desde Ciboure tenemos dos opciones: el camino oficial que discurre por el interior, con algunos tramos de campiña y sin grandes desniveles, o el recorrido alternativo por el litoral, más fotogénico y con espectaculares vistas sobre los acantilados de la Corniche Basque. Tras una etapa corta y...
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At the end of the day, keep the sea on your right and the next town in mind!
 
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I walked from Bayonne starting in early October and then did the Vasco to Burgos. No problems walking along the coast.
Just had to kind of adapt a little as I went. Loved the Vasco.
 
lt56ny said:
I walked from Bayonne starting in early October and then did the Vasco to Burgos. No problems walking along the coast.
Just had to kind of adapt a little as I went. Loved the Vasco.
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Thanks; could you tell me where you stayed on the Vasco,and if there were any problems with accommodations or anything else?
 
If you haven't come across this link, you might find it helpful for the "official" diversion: https://www.saint-jean-de-luz.com/f...a-corniche-basque-ciboure-urrugne-et-hendaye/

Open the map in the "+" and you'll see it illustrated.

We hopped the barriers and it worked fine, but if I were to do this again, I might take this way which stays close to the coast instead. The alternate route in Gronze takes you further inland than this and you cross over into Irun instead of Hondarribia.
 
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Beeman said:
Thanks; could you tell me where you stayed on the Vasco,and if there were any problems with accommodations or anything else?
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I walked early last year. I started in the end of September. I stayed mostly in the municipal albergues and they were fine. From adequate to very good. Had to stay in some hostels because some nights there were no albergues. If you are going later in the season I would call ahead to make sure albergues are open. There aren't alot of albergue options so if there is an albergue you can figure I probably stayed in one. I was alone almost all the time.
 
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