With temptations like souvenir shops, cheap wine and luxurious Paradores everywhere, it’s very easy to spend money on the Camino. But it’s also possible to save a few euros here and there along The Way. If you’re on a budget, here are 9 great ways to save a bit of cash on the Camino. Buy […]
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A common question we get asked is, “How much will you spend each day on the Camino?”. Unfortunately, the answer is, “It depends”. Would you like to stay in albergues, private rooms or hotels? Do you prefer to eat at restaurants or shop at the local supermarket? Do you plan to carry your pack or
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A big part of the Camino experience is staying in pilgrim’s hostels, or “albergues”. Although they are modest, inexpensive accommodations, they are very important to the Camino. They are where you will end your walk and stay the night, wash your clothes and reflect on the day. They, too, can be very sacred places. Albergues
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During the course of your Camino research, you will become well acquainted with the famous “Orisson”. Located between St. Jean Pied de Port and Roncesvalles on the Camino Francés, Orisson sounds like the name of a town. But it’s not. It’s a popular auberge (albergue in Spanish) on the French side of the Francés. Refuge Orisson. The
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The Camino de Santiago is a network of gorgeous walking (and cycling) routes through Spain and Europe. Each offers something unique and special. But what they all have in common is that they end at the same spot, the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, Spain. This magnificent Cathedral is said to hold a
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