Sara’s Mozarabe Video Blog (Malaga to Córdoba)

[Sara_Dhooma]

Hello!

Sadly I only have time to walk from Malaga to Córdoba. I will be back in the future to walk from Almeria to Merida.

Link to my Malaga Mozarabe Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkWTKtiUr2peBE2gNvco009ftV-kM4W7j

A video should be posted daily depending on wifi access. Day 1 is now live.

Let me know if you have any questions!

Cheers,
Sara

 

[KinkyOne]

Wish you Buen Camino

 

[davidsheehan]

Buen Camino Sara. We hope to be following your footsteps next June. Don't drink all the beer!

 

[Zoula]

Nice to keep reading about your Mozarabe adventure! You are an inspiration! Stay well and Buen Camino!

 

[C clearly]

My goodness, but Day 2 looks very tempting! I'm glad you got some good sleep.

 

[milkybar93]

Hello!

Sadly I only have time to walk from Malaga to Córdoba. I will be back in the future to walk from Almeria to Merida.

Link to my Malaga Mozarabe Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkWTKtiUr2peBE2gNvco009ftV-kM4W7j

A video should be posted daily depending on wifi access. Day 1 is now live.

Let me know if you have any questions!

Cheers,
Sara

Keep it up Sara. A few more bridge dances and beers to go before Córdoba! Watched your vlogs every day since Alicante and enjoyed them all. You're definitely one happy peregrina. Buen Camino and have a Happy Christmas too!

 

[peregrina2000]

Talk about indomitable spirit! When I went looking for the mozárabe vlogs, I came across a huge list of Sara’s other youtube contributions.

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC5W6cSvPHVE-ETqr94B1_tQ

This is one hard-core peregrina, whose other adventures include the PCT, the AT, and omg, a recent trip to North Korea. And here I thought you were just lollygagging across the camino, looking for good beer and doing the bridge dance.

 

[Sara_Dhooma]

Talk about indomitable spirit! When I went looking for the mozárabe vlogs, I came across a huge list of Sara’s other youtube contributions.

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC5W6cSvPHVE-ETqr94B1_tQ

This is one hard-core peregrina, whose other adventures include the PCT, the AT, and omg, a recent trip to North Korea. And here I thought you were just lollygagging across the camino, looking for good beer and doing the bridge dance.

Hahahahaha!
I love this!

The last video in the Malaga Mozarabe Camino trip will be up tomorrow.

I am back home in Canada, and already missing walking past those magical yellow arrows.

 

[AZgirl]

I just started watching your channel and I just love it! I was wondering if you had done a what I bring on camino video? I did a quick look and didn't see it, but also I decided to be lazy and just ask. I'm watching the mozarbe, and then plan on watching the lana next.

 

[Sara_Dhooma]

Hello!
Glad you enjoy the videos!

I made a gear video last March immediately after finishing the Via de la Plata. I plan on making a general Camino gear video in the coming weeks with some updated suggestions.

Until then:

 

[GWNN]

Hi Sara can you include some of your tips- EG the deodorant stick to stop blisters OMG I have started using this and it is way better than Vaseline. Fingers crossed to a blister free via de la plata for me in May. PS love your Utube blogs - keep up the great work.

 

[NPD]

Hi Sara - thanks for your very informative and fun videos! I've done a lot of hiking myself but certainly not as much as you! I'm hoping to walk from Malaga to Cordoba in late March/early April and hoped to ask your experience with accommodations? Did you pre-book, find albergues on the fly, or tent? Thanks for any guidance you can offer!

 

[Sara_Dhooma]

Hi Sara - thanks for your very informative and fun videos! I've done a lot of hiking myself but certainly not as much as you! I'm hoping to walk from Malaga to Cordoba in late March/early April and hoped to ask your experience with accommodations? Did you pre-book, find albergues on the fly, or tent? Thanks for any guidance you can offer!

Hello, sorry for the delayed response!
I assume you have postponed your Camino at this time.

However, I used the PDF guide from the Camino association to plan my stages usually one or two days in advance. Booking.Com is also helpful with finding accommodation options. No need for tenting.

Link is here for the guide:

http://www.caminomozarabedesantiago.es/documentos/guia-eng.pdf

 

[donalomahony]

Good to hear from you Sara. Where are you now? Take great care...

 

[NPD]

Hello, sorry for the delayed response!
I assume you have postponed your Camino at this time.

However, I used the PDF guide from the Camino association to plan my stages usually one or two days in advance. Booking.Com is also helpful with finding accommodation options. No need for tenting.

Link is here for the guide:

http://www.caminomozarabedesantiago.es/documentos/guia-eng.pdf

Hi Sara, thanks so much for your reply. Alas with the global crisis I've postponed. I also have that PDF and found it super helpful -- I actually came across the Mozarabe while on a cycling trip from Seville-Cordoba-Granada in 2018 and have been excited to hit that trail since I love Andalucia so much. At the very least I've got the stages all (roughly) planned out and I'm getting the sense there are enough accomm options in each town and village so that if I can't pre-book, I can probably find something on the day.

Thanks to you and everyone else - hope you're staying healthy.

 

[Sara_Dhooma]

Good to hear from you Sara. Where are you now? Take great care...

Hiya! I am at home in Canada. Currently dreaming up an epic hiking itinerary through Europe and on the Camino!

 

[KinkyOne]

Hiya! I am at home in Canada. Currently dreaming up an epic hiking itinerary through Europe and on the Camino!

Send me a note if by any chance you'll walk through Ljubljana, Slovenia