Hi,
I did the Le Puy route in June/July this year. Wi-Fi was available but not as widely as on the Camino Francés in Spain. I had to frequently rely on my phone for internet to such an extent that I used up my entire data allowance well before I had finished the route. Rarely available in café-bars unlike in Spain. In the Gîtes where it was available it could be very weak/slow.
Bin chemin,
John.
My Mum and I walked from Le Puy to Conques in September 2018. Just under half of the gites we stayed in had wifi - Le Repos du Pelerin in Monistrol, Le Gevaudan in Les Estrets, L'Estrade and Au Fil de Eau in Espalion. I think we also used the wifi in the bar at the Hotel de la Domerie in Aubrac...
I'm starting the Le Puy in early July hopefully. In my efforts to communicate with the gite owners, I am using email as my French is almost non existent.
I'm getting lots of replies outlining...
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Le Puy to Figeac - 250 km approx - 14 days - average 17.8 km per day (top speed for me 😂)
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