I know B.com is a controversial topic and sometimes for good reason. But let me gently push back on "rips off". I worked at an understaffed frequently booked solid Alb. When I was the sole person on duty for the day I had to - Serve breakfast...
When you ask about which route to take I'm wondering what you are looking for with this trip. Do you want a vacation in Spain which includes the experience of walking into Santiago as pilgrims? (No judgement!) I understand creature comforts, but...
Mike, I would caution using a tour operator unless you are positive about walking distances each day and can change your itinerary when underway. You don’t want to be locked in. Events happen on the Camino. In addition, this particular tour...
Thank you to whoever changed the topic field to « miscellaneous topics » from « safety and security »
As a visitor to Spain, my goal is to blend in as much as I can despite the telltale backpack and shell 😆. I would never ask the price for a...
Absolutely correct. Private albergues are business-run.
In addition, due to blister problems, I was once allowed to stay 4 consecutive nights in the municipal albergue in Merida (on the VdlP).
You can usually stay in private albergues for more than one night, as has already been written here. But be aware, you should know that you still usually have to leave the albergue at 8 a.m. so that it can be cleaned and you can only go back in...
Congratulations. My reaction is you are ready now. Why not take a 3-4 days off now. Rest up a bit. Then continue your program till a week before you leave. Stop then. Give your body a chance to recover before starting the Camino!
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