Hmm, nice point. Is a couple a group or a duet?
Me and the Beloved have probably done 10,000km within bickering distance of each other along the thousand roads to Santiago. Does that make us a group or, given that bickering distance, does that...
I find that statement a little worrying. You are planning to walk some 750km and you've no slack in your timetable. Or is that two days from Biarritz the slack that you have?
Map.cz is just an online map. Go look and see, pick a place where you know a camino is and zoom in, you will see the camino marker. Very easy and intuitive to use. For example -...
I think the Primitivo is an excellent choice for all the reasons P2K said. I would most strongly recommend the Hostal A Pocina de Muniz in Ferreira. Probably the best place I have stayed in in all my caminos. 20 euros for bunk beds 60 if you want...
If you have two extra days start walking from Biarritz! It's a marked Camimo route with albergues. You get a couple of days of fairly flat terrain before the climbs begin in Spain.
https://www.gronze.com/camino-norte
Hi @InviernoJan
Some of the questions are more for an interview, rather than a survey. Having walked +10 Caminós, asking the differences between them is a thesis in it self.
Some of the questions seem to assume you are a Pilgrim?
No question...
That is sad. I always love it when I come across such artefacts. However, not so sure I loved the one on Camino Madrid between Cercedilal and Segovia. But I did love the small stretch near Valdepiélago (On the Olvidado?)
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