Yes. Might be dosed with a lot of love from we grannies, though...prepare to defend yourself! :) You've already received excellent safety and security advice (AlertCops app, Wise Pilgrim app; minimize headphone use while walking, and what to do...
Generally ‘yes’ it’s safe - probably more safe than most other countries - but that’s not a reason to switch off and not stay aware and make judgements about what’s around you.
You may start out alone, unless you really prefer not to you’ll be...
We are a movable feast to predators and I find it amazing that there is so little theft on Camino
and most of us rely on other pilgrims and the 'norm' of walking out of a refugio in the evening, leaving the pack there.
A hiking trailer was...
My valuables stay on me, if I leave my backpack behind.
So no need for cables or padlocks!
I don't think that my clothing is of any worth and easy to replace, if my backpack or suitcase "disappears".
In all other (even international) travel...
I use the existing backpack straps to secure my bag to the chair, table, luggage, rack, etc where I am located. It simply stops someone from accidentally or purposefully walking off with it. Sure they could undo or cut the straps, but in the...
I've never felt the need during my 8 Caminos.
All of my valuables are in a cross body bag that only comes off when I'm showering or sleeping, and I bring it into the shower area and it is in my sleep sack with me at night.
Having seen your other recent posts, I hesitate to reply because there is nothing for it. From the very start of your Camino you have posted constantly: about not knowing how to get from A to B or find an albergue. People helped. Then you...
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