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Hi MadisV,Im doing my second day on the Norte as I write this. Going along the trail I make video clips and post them in real time.
Instagram page:
https://instagram.com/madis.valja?igshid=ZGUzMzM3NWJiOQ==
Videos are under stories. They last just 24 hours before the system removes them. This way you are always up to date.
Im also posting daily memories into my public Facebook folder for Camino Norte:
https://www.facebook.com/madis.valja
I'm on the Norte again after having walked it in 2018, but this time I'm going to finish on the Primitivo. I have to say that I'm rather wistful for what I'm going to miss on the second part, and a bit jealous of those who I've met that are continuing on the Norte all the way.The second part of the Norte I liked even more than the first.
Muros de Nalón was just the real start of the Camino
How far in advance are you allowed to book Albergues? Day before? Day of?I just wanted to add here that there are currently a lot of pilgrims continuing the Norte from Avilles. Appatently the albergue there is almost full a lot of the time (it hosts like max 50 people).
Many pilgrims are booking and reserving places ahead on the second part of the Norte. The albergues in Asturias region accept reservations over phone calls.
Just make sure you check with your destination albergue a day ahead instead of discovering after arrival that you need to find a new place for yourself.
It depends on the place. Private albergues may take reservations months in advance, while most public (like the one mentioned in Avilés) and parochial albergues don't take reservations and operate on a first come, first served basis. If you check the listings on Gronze they will tell you whether or not reservations are accepted.How far in advance are you allowed to book Albergues? Day before? Day of?
From Muros onwards you only have fantastic nature days. Even when you start going inland towards Santiago, it will still be great every single day.Why was this so for you?
I absolutely loved the second half of the Norte last year. It was my second time through that part. Second time was much better than the first. However, never fear, I am certain you will enjoy the PrimitivoI'm on the Norte again after having walked it in 2018, but this time I'm going to finish on the Primitivo. I have to say that I'm rather wistful for what I'm going to miss on the second part, and a bit jealous of those who I've met that are continuing on the Norte all the way.
I love it! Love the Norte so much!From Muros onwards you only have fantastic nature days. Even when you start going inland towards Santiago, it will still be great every single day.
I went always as close to the ocean as possible. I can't guarantee that the other route options are as good.
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