Camino Ingles~ website of albergues on route, in english

[Spartan Sandie]

Hi I'm doing the camino Ingles route on Monday... but finding it difficult to find/book Albergues online. Got Ferrol sorted but wanting to stay at the Xunta in Neda on Monday night, but having no joy Is there a website that lists them all does anyone know please?

 

[trecile]

Try the Wise Pilgrim site

The Camino Inglés from Ferrol | Camino de Santiago Apps and Maps

www.wisepilgrim.com

The Wise Pilgrim, Buen Camino, and other apps also have this information.

Finally, if you use the Chrome browser Gronze will automatically translate to English.

Camino Inglés | Camino de Santiago | Gronze.com

El Camino Inglés corresponde a la ruta de peregrinación utilizada en la Edad Media por devotos ingleses, irlandeses y de otros países del norte de Europa, que llegaban en barco al puerto de A Coruña y, en menor medida, a otros situados en las rías de Ferrol, Ares y Betanzos. Hoy, tras la...

www.gronze.com

 

[naplesdon]

I did it years ago following Johnie Walker’s step by step guide. If you follow the way markers you are good to go!

 

[naplesdon]

The muni in Neda is operated by someone in town and requires a call to get in. I was there early and called, then a few other pilgrims showed up and called. I think the caretaker was waiting us out until there was good reason to come open the door. I can’t blame them unless it is pouring rain or freezing

 

[Spartan Sandie]

Try the Wise Pilgrim site

The Camino Inglés from Ferrol | Camino de Santiago Apps and Maps

www.wisepilgrim.com

The Wise Pilgrim, Buen Camino, and other apps also have this information.

Finally, if you use the Chrome browser Gronze will automatically translate to English.

Camino Inglés | Camino de Santiago | Gronze.com

El Camino Inglés corresponde a la ruta de peregrinación utilizada en la Edad Media por devotos ingleses, irlandeses y de otros países del norte de Europa, que llegaban en barco al puerto de A Coruña y, en menor medida, a otros situados en las rías de Ferrol, Ares y Betanzos. Hoy, tras la...

www.gronze.com

Can I ask, how do you get the Chrome browser Gronze ? Is it an app you can tell I'm not technical x

 

[Former member 49149]

Chrome is a browser. That is all
I know. Gronze will show albergues and other info on the specific camino you want to walk. Even without translation you can read phone numbers and email addresses. Sorry I am not at my laptop to help you more. Good luck. Biarritzdon actually gave you all you need to know about Neda to keep you on the straight and narrow. It is set on a lovely site. Buen camino.

 

[Rick of Rick and Peg]

Can I ask, how do you get the Chrome browser Gronze ? Is it an app you can tell I'm not technical x

What is meant is to use the web browser made by Google that has the name Chrome and use it visit the website Gronze.com. Chrome sees that the website is in Spanish and will either automatically translate the webpages or ask you if you want the original version in Spanish or the translated version.

Other browsers may also do translations but as far as I know Chrome is the only one that automatically does it. With the others you may have to perform the translation by using a pulldown menu.

To avoid confusion note that Chrome might translate names of towns or such into English.

For some websites and webpages the forum software will give you a descriptive box to click and other times it will give you hyperlinked text. It depends on how the visited website has set things up. Clicking on either below will bring you to Gronze's webpage for the Camino Inglés.

https://www.gronze.com/camino-ingles

Camino Inglés | Camino de Santiago | Gronze.com

El Camino Inglés corresponde a la ruta de peregrinación utilizada en la Edad Media por devotos ingleses, irlandeses y de otros países del norte de Europa, que llegaban en barco al puerto de A Coruña y, en menor medida, a otros situados en las rías de Ferrol, Ares y Betanzos. Hoy, tras la...

www.gronze.com

 

[Richard Warr]

Hi I'm doing the camino Ingles route on Monday... but finding it difficult to find/book Albergues online. Got Ferrol sorted but wanting to stay at the Xunta in Neda on Monday night, but having no joy Is there a website that lists them all does anyone know please?

I successfully used the Buen Camino app for the Camino ingles in September 2021.showed all the information needed clearly.Buen Camino

 

[Molly Cassidy]

What is meant is to use the web browser made by Google that has the name Chrome and use it visit the website Gronze.com. Chrome sees that the website is in Spanish and will either automatically translate the webpages or ask you if you want the original version in Spanish or the translated version.

Other browsers may also do translations but as far as I know Chrome is the only one that automatically does it. With the others you may have to perform the translation by using a pulldown menu.

To avoid confusion note that Chrome might translate names of towns or such into English.

For some websites and webpages the forum software will give you a descriptive box to click and other times it will give you hyperlinked text. It depends on how the visited website has set things up. Clicking on either below will bring you to Gronze's webpage for the Camino Inglés.

https://www.gronze.com/camino-ingles

Camino Inglés | Camino de Santiago | Gronze.com

El Camino Inglés corresponde a la ruta de peregrinación utilizada en la Edad Media por devotos ingleses, irlandeses y de otros países del norte de Europa, que llegaban en barco al puerto de A Coruña y, en menor medida, a otros situados en las rías de Ferrol, Ares y Betanzos. Hoy, tras la...

www.gronze.com

With edge, you just right click and choose the option to translate into your preferred language.

 

[Spartan Sandie]

Chrome is a browser. That is all
I know. Gronze will show albergues and other info on the specific camino you want to walk. Even without translation you can read phone numbers and email addresses. Sorry I am not at my laptop to help you more. Good luck. Biarritzdon actually gave you all you need to know about Neda to keep you on the straight and narrow. It is set on a lovely site. Buen camino.

Aw thank you for your time & knowledge you have given me its been soooo helpful x

 

[Jan Runkel]

Hi I'm doing the camino Ingles route on Monday... but finding it difficult to find/book Albergues online. Got Ferrol sorted but wanting to stay at the Xunta in Neda on Monday night, but having no joy Is there a website that lists them all does anyone know please?

I stayed there last fall. There's a phone number by the door. If you call, they'll give you a code to open the box with a key to the door. Someone comes by 6ish to collect $ and register you.

 

[Suzanne H]

Safari will also translate with a quick click of a button on the search bar