Great videos Stephanie. I started my Camino last May and only walked a few days as it was all the time I had. I flew in to Pamplona (from Germany) and took a taxi to Roncesvalles. It cost 60 euros for the taxi (split between 3 was 20 euros each.) I was glad I did not start in St Jean as they had heavy rain and flooding during the end of May 2018 up there and the people who staggered in to the albergue in Roncesvalles were exhausted, muddy, and really wet. Lucky for them the albergue has a laundry service! I really enjoyed my few days walking and talking to other pilgrims, I heard some really interesting stories. I am returning on 22 April '19 to Pamplona and hope to complete it this time, just need to lower the weight of my pack!
Thank you for all your good information. You’re very thorough and pleasant to watch and listen to. Not sure when I will be making the trip. I want to do the Camino de Santiago. My son‘s middle name is James. He went through some hard things and overcame them and so I will walk for gratitude to God watching over my son during his tribulations. I am hoping to go within the next 3 years. Look forward to watching all of your videos to help me prepare. Thank you so much❣️🥰💞
Hey Steph i did my third camino last year, i prefer the wintertime so if you have questions about it feel free to ask! cant wait till the end of this year to start again hurray^^ good job on your videos i enjoy them!
I live in Tampa Bay area. What airline did you take? I'm thinking of starting at Roncesvalles. How does one depart from Santiago to get back to Madrid? TY for your great info. 🇪🇸
Hi Tom! I didn't carry a stove at all so I'm not entirely sure. And out of my entire time I only saw one person carry one. I wouldn't suggest it mainly because there are generally kitchens in a lot of the Albergues that you can use to cook your own food in the evenings!
Hi good tips walking the camino late August 2019 just because I'm taking sometime for training. Did you do prior training or you just jumped right into it...
