walking first camino,..alone

Hi Klavdija
29 days is quite fast from SJPdP to Santiago. That is an average of 27.5k a day. If you continue to walk at that speed then you can walk to Finisterre in three days.
There will be plenty of pilgrims along the way, even going to Finisterre.
You can travel by bus from Biarritz to Bayonne and catch the little train to SJPdP. This is the most popular choice. You should be able to find more detailed information about the times and prices elsewhere on the forum or hopefully people will add them soon to this thread!
cheers, tom

Klavdija,

In Saint-Jean the pilgrim office, the Amis du Chemin de Saint Jacques, is at 39 rue de la Citadelle. Their telephone is 05 59 37 05 09. In season the office is open from 7h30 to 12h30 and then from 13h30 to 22h.They can provide you with a Pilgrim Credential AND lodging assistance.

Their volunteers help run the albergue at 55 rue de la Citadelle. Recently renovated and with 32 bunk beds this is a fine place to stay, but they do NOT take reservations. However if their albergue is full they will help you find other pilgrim lodgings when you are on site in SJPdP.

Here is the CURRENT timetable until 8 December for the TER train line 62 from Bayonne to SJPdP. The trip takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes. SJPdP is the last stop. All trains do NOT go every day.


07.25/lundi, NON fetes/Monday, NOT holidays/du 27 août, aussi le 8 nov/from 27 August also 8 Nov
07.54/mardi a vendredi/Tuesday to Friday, NOT holidays/du 28 août, ne circule pas le 8 nov/ from 28 August NOT 8 Nov
09.41/samedi, dimanche, et fetes,/Saturday, Sunday and holidays
11.41/lundi a vendredi, NON fetes/Monday to Friday, NOT holidays
14.07 samedi, dimanche, et fetes/Saturday, Sunday and holidays/partir du 1er sept./starting 1 Sept.
15.37/lundi a vendredi, NON fetes/Monday to Friday, NOT holidays/partir du 27 août/from 27 August
15.47/samedi, dimanche, et fetes/Saturday, Sunday and holidays/partir du 1er sept./starting 1 Sept.
18.41/lundi a vendredi, NON fetes/Monday to Friday, NOT holidays/partir du 27 août/from 27 August
19.36/samedi, dimanche, et fetes/Saturday, Sunday and holidays/partir du 1er sept./starting 1 Sept.
20.41/vendredi, in autocar/Friday in bus/partir du 31 août, circule aussi le 31 oct/from 31 August, also 31 October

Buen Camino,

Margaret Meredith

Hi Klavdija!

You can certainly get to Santiago in the time you have if you are reasonably fit. You're 22 years old so you should be fine!

One problem you might have is when your new friends want to walk more slowly or take a rest day, which maybe you can't afford to do. You'll have to be confident enough to meet new groups of friends regularly along the way. That won't be difficult, and you might be lucky and find others who want to walk at your pace from the start! Just remember it's your Camino and you'll share it with others and they will share theirs with you! You'll have a great time. :lol:

Buen Camino!

klavdija said:

HOLA!

Thank you for all information.
Im very nerves but exited, tomorow is the day.

Have a nice day!
Klavdija

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Excited for you! Have a wonderful time! Buen Camino.