Like many of my Camino buddies, the years are passing away and while I am not done, I do wonder how many more Caminos are in this 69 year old body. Having walked over 13,000 kilometers on The Camino ...

The good news: I've created "bookends" for my next trip to Spain....in SJPP, working for the Reception office in May, and then in SdC in July, with a planned departure following St. James' ...

https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2024/nov/11/women-pilgrimage-camino-de-santiago-sexual-harassment Possibly behind a paywall - it’s about time this got a public ...

We are from Canada and thinking of walking Hadrians walk in summer of 2025 - have ordered a guidebook but thought I would tap into the experience and wisdom of the forum members to ask any tips, and ...

I'm sure we ran a poll somewhere. But I wonder in any given year, what the % of return Pilgrims might be? A large proportion of us here seem to 'repeat offenders' but we are only a small sample. When ...

Could anyone tell me what these flowers are? They seem to be not quite lupin, not quite hollyhock, not quite foxglove! They were flowering in April - these particular ones were after Agés and before ...

Been laid up in Burgos for two extra days on top of my rest day. When I went to pick up my antibiotics the pharmacist said everyone’s (pilgrims ) been getting this cough that I have. I don’t know ...

Hi! I will do the fishermans trail and then the nascente.

https://festivalubedaybaeza.com/ This is a link to the programme for a festival in Ubeda, province of Jaen which may be of interest to some forum members. Includes ...

Looking for advice from 'mature' peregrinos because when I start the VdlP from Seville on 3 April 2025 I'll be 70 (where did that time go?). On all previous caminos I've worn mid-boots (Keen or Scarpa ...

Hello! I am looking to start my Camino sometime in early August. I am trying to see if it's possible for myself and a friend (both very fit, early 20s) to complete the Camino Norte in less than or ...

Timing is a little ‘after the fact’ but now home and relaxed, I’ve written up my notes to pass on a personal account of the wonderful Camino Torres. Thanks so much to Luis Q and his amazing work on ...