LIVE from the Camino Santiago on Wed/Thurs

[MeganG22]

Hello to all!

Spending a cozy night in Arzua tonight with plans of being in Santiago day after tomorrow and staying a couple nights. If anyone is around or would like to meet up, don't hesitate to shoot me a message!
Hope everyone is safe and happy wherever they are on the Camino!

 

[CISSA69]

Hello to all!

Spending a cozy night in Arzua tonight with plans of being in Santiago day after tomorrow and staying a couple nights. If anyone is around or would like to meet up, don't hesitate to shoot me a message!
Hope everyone is safe and happy wherever they are on the Camino!

Megan

Pop into Terra Nova Pilgrim House at 17.00 on Thursday where they organise an informal get together for pilgrims over some light snacks and coffee, tea ..... they also offer free WIFI, donation laundry service, bags storage and lots of advice from 10.00 to 20.00 most days of the week. They are on 19 Rua Street, which is parallel to the Compostella Office street ....

C

 

[kathandric]

Hello to all!

Spending a cozy night in Arzua tonight with plans of being in Santiago day after tomorrow and staying a couple nights. If anyone is around or would like to meet up, don't hesitate to shoot me a message!
Hope everyone is safe and happy wherever they are on the Camino!

Megan
left arzua this morning and now chilling in podrouzo. Not sure in sdc tomorrow or day after. Celebration time for sure
ric

Hello to all!

Spending a cozy night in Arzua tonight with plans of being in Santiago day after tomorrow and staying a couple nights. If anyone is around or would like to meet up, don't hesitate to shoot me a message!
Hope everyone is safe and happy wherever they are on the Camino!

 

[MeganG22]

Well I am STILL in Santiago- though the rain has now arrived which is a bit of a bummer! But hanging here until Wednesday night-- was truly lucky to have amazing weather the last two days in Muxia and Finisterre and now the time has come to start saying goodbye to my Camino family as people move on.
Hope everyone is safe and well!

 

[Al the optimist]

All those goodbyes! You are left feeling really sad if you are the last to go.

 

[JOE NAYLOR]

Hello to all!

Spending a cozy night in Arzua tonight with plans of being in Santiago day after tomorrow and staying a couple nights. If anyone is around or would like to meet up, don't hesitate to shoot me a message!
Hope everyone is safe and happy wherever they are on the Camino!

 

[JOE NAYLOR]

Hi Megan
I am busy arranging acomadation for my forth coming Camino.
One of the places I have picked to stop over is Azua, if you remember tomorow could you reccomend or not your stop over
there .
Regards Joe Naylor

 

[mspath]

Hi Joe,
Welcome to the Forum! You will find lots of useful info here to help you plan your camino. In Arzua I have always stayed at the Xunta albergue. Centrally located, heated in winter and with GREAT showers it is a bargain at 6 euros for a bunk. See http://caminodesantiago.consumer.es/albergue-de-arzua for more info. Happy planning and Buen camino,
Margaret Meredith

 

[MeganG22]

Hi Megan
I am busy arranging acomadation for my forth coming Camino.
One of the places I have picked to stop over is Azua, if you remember tomorow could you reccomend or not your stop over
there .
Regards Joe Naylor

Hi Joe-
Two years ago I stayed at the Xunta hostel, which I chose not to stay at again this time around. In October I stayed at Albergue Ultreia which is one of the first ones you pass once you reach town. However, I made a note to myself that next time I would keep walking into town to stay somewhere else- probably the last albergue you reach, whose name escapes me now.
There are plenty of options in Arzua and depending on when you are walking, it is not necessary to book too far ahead in advance.
Good luck!

 

[JOE NAYLOR]

Hi Joe-
Two years ago I stayed at the Xunta hostel, which I chose not to stay at again this time around. In October I stayed at Albergue Ultreia which is one of the first ones you pass once you reach town. However, I made a note to myself that next time I would keep walking into town to stay somewhere else- probably the last albergue you reach, whose name escapes me now.
There are plenty of options in Arzua and depending on when you are walking, it is not necessary to book too far ahead in advance.
Good luck!

 

[JOE NAYLOR]

My Gratefull thanks for your help.
I have also asked about, how will I know where to get Stamps on the Credental.

I posted this earlier but only had replys saying "dont worry about that" well I am a worryer, I like to be as fully breifed as I can.
Any help accepted with thanks.

Joe

 

[SYates]

... I have also asked about, how will I know where to get Stamps on the Credental.
I posted this earlier but only had replys saying "dont worry about that" well I am a worryer, I like to be as fully breifed as I can.
...

Your Credencial / Pilgrims' Passport gets stamped at the albergues / other accommodation where you spend the night. Other places that provides stamps are bars, churches ect. Hope that helps to calm down the nerves ;-) Buen Camino, SY