SlowCamino2024
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- sept 2024
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If you go for private accomodation I would not budget below 50€/day. Despite cooking/preparing drinks by yourself. Cooking will also be limited in many of those places.I realize this has been discussed in different ways...apologies for redundancy. I might have to economize in some ways
when I finally do the Camino Frances, if not Sept 2024 it will be Sept 2025. Requesting feedback from veteran pilgrims.
I realize fees will go up by next year. Just need a reality check for planning.
What is a reasonable daily budget for single traveler, mostly vegetarian, pescaterian? I am planning to bring my own heating element for coffee and tea, prepare own meals from mercados, dine out once daily, non pilgrim meal, stay in private rooms only in simple hotels, gites, inns, unless one of the private rooms in albergues is available, and do own laundry, for one month?
THanks everyone for your always kind and helpful generosity.
Yes, I was planning to do dinners socially ... and budgeting for $100 US or Euros daily.If you go for private accomodation I would not budget below 50€/day. Despite cooking/preparing drinks by yourself. Cooking will also be limited in many of those places.
If you go with albergues, I would say 30€/day. I have often enjoyed making shared dinners/costs with other pilgrims in albergues, at a cost of 4-7€ including wine,
I should also say, that if you plan your evenings/nights alone in a private room, you will miss out on the cameraderie/friendship/shared meals with other pilgrim you hopefully will connect with on your way. This may be a big addon value to your Camino. I have made several life-long friends in these circumstances.
Just my 0.02€ after 16 years on various Caminos.
You can gather a group together to dine with without staying in albergues, but organized "communal dinners" will only be found in albergues. However, many albergues have private rooms in addition to dorms.If you plan to do social dinners, you will most likely have to stay in albergues, not private places.
at least 30 euros a day, approxI realize this has been discussed in different ways...apologies for redundancy. I might have to economize in some ways
when I finally do the Camino Frances, if not Sept 2024 it will be Sept 2025. Requesting feedback from veteran pilgrims.
I realize fees will go up by next year. Just need a reality check for planning.
What is a reasonable daily budget for single traveler, mostly vegetarian, pescaterian? I am planning to bring my own heating element for coffee and tea, prepare own meals from mercados, dine out once daily, non pilgrim meal, stay in private rooms only in simple hotels, gites, inns, unless one of the private rooms in albergues is available, and do own laundry, for one month?
THanks everyone for your always kind and helpful generosity.
Hmmm. If I’m honest I probably spent €15 a day on radler beer, coffee and vino tinto!Having recently returned from the Camino Frances where I averaged about €25 a day, having €100 euros would not feel like economizing!! I don’t know if I could even spend that much!!
Yes, but I said no albergues, only private rooms...that is not the 25 Euro budget ???Having recently returned from the Camino Frances where I averaged about €25 a day, having €100 euros would not feel like economizing!! I don’t know if I could even spend that much!!
Correct. I think that your 100€ is more than adequate.Yes, but I said no albergues, only private rooms...that is not the 25 Euro budget ???
Thanks so much.Correct. I think that your 100€ is more than adequate.
What she said.Correct. I think that your 100€ is more than adequate.
That's a big budget.Yes, I was planning to do dinners socially ... and budgeting for $100 US or Euros daily.
Me too. 30 easily on breakfast, dinner and beer. And I didn’t eat lunch and breakfast was bread and coffee.Hmmm. If I’m honest I probably spent €15 a day on radler beer, coffee and vino tinto!
I have pre-booked for the Frances, starting in mid-September of this year, and over 37 nights my average cost is just over 59 Euros/night for accommodation — a mix of albergues, hostals/hostels, pensions, and full-on hotels, and that includes the overnighting I'm forced to do at Paris after arrival and then Barcelona prior to leaving for home the next day. The four most expensive nights are Paris, SJPdP (that one surprised me a bit), Pamplona and Barcelona.Correct. I think that your 100€ is more than adequate.
My husband and I together never spent as much 100 euros in a day. We stayed in private double rooms and ate breakfast, dinner and some lunches in restaurants. If you are planning to prepare your own food, you would not often find kitchen facilities in private accommodation other than in albergues.I realize this has been discussed in different ways...apologies for redundancy. I might have to economize in some ways
when I finally do the Camino Frances, if not Sept 2024 it will be Sept 2025. Requesting feedback from veteran pilgrims.
I realize fees will go up by next year. Just need a reality check for planning.
What is a reasonable daily budget for single traveler, mostly vegetarian, pescaterian? I am planning to bring my own heating element for coffee and tea, prepare own meals from mercados, dine out once daily, non pilgrim meal, stay in private rooms only in simple hotels, gites, inns, unless one of the private rooms in albergues is available, and do own laundry, for one month?
THanks everyone for your always kind and helpful generosity.
Absolutely! I meant only to assure you that 100 would be plenty.Yes, but I said no albergues, only private rooms...that is not the 25 Euro budget ???
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