Arriving to ASTURIAS | CAMINO del Norte | Daily Vlog, Pendueles-Llanes-Ribadesella-Colunga, 2023

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Welcome back to our 800 km journey across Spain on the Camino del Norte! In today’s daily Camino vlog, we’ll take you through days 16, 17 & 18, as we enter the world-renowned, beautiful Asturias region of Spain and experience its natural paradise! We pass through some stunning towns on the northern coast of Spain, including Pendueles, Llanes, Ribadesella, & Colunga. Between Pendueles to Colunga, we walk a total of 65 km in 3 days, and take you along every step of the journey, including what albergues to stay in, what to eat on the Camino, how much it costs to walk the Camino, and much more! So come along and experience this especially beautiful stage of the Camino de Santiago with us! #caminodelnorte #caminodesantiago #asturias
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How much it costs to walk the Camino de Santiago: 💸⬇️
(Costs are the daily average of the three days and calculated per person)
Food: €9.67
Accommodation: €23.67
Total daily average cost per person: €33.34
🏠 Where to stay on the Camino del Norte? ⭐️ Here are the accommodations we stayed in for this stage of the Camino:
Where to stay in Pendueles: Aves de Paso
Where to stay in Llanes: Apartamentos Puerta de Llanes
Where to stay in Ribadesella: Hotel Brisas de Sella
Where to stay in Colunga: Hotel Restaurante Entreviñes
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16 июн 2023

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@ellieandsenci 6 месяцев назад

𝙂𝙧𝙖𝙗 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝘾𝙖𝙢𝙞𝙣𝙤 𝙖𝙥𝙥𝙖𝙧𝙚𝙡 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙢𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙤𝙨 𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚! → trailtrekkers.printify.me/products ^ handmade by us with love! Thank you for supporting our small channel so we can continue taking you on adventures like these.

@heartgirl40 Год назад

living in Colunga during the summer of 2012 was the beginning of my desire to walk the norte!

@ellieandsenci Год назад

Living anywhere in North Spain would open a desire to walk the Camino, it is so beautiful, and you can only see some of the sights if you walk it!

@virginiaparsons3 Год назад

Ya,another catchup session with my favourite people.Just love your vibe together.What great video's thanks❤

@ellieandsenci Год назад

Oh this is so sweet! Thank you so much 🥹❤️ we’re so happy to have you here with us along for our adventures!!

@johnbutler8998 Год назад

The whole stretch where you're walking between the Picos and the ocean is amazing. It doesn't quite translate via photograph, but it's a stunning area.

@ellieandsenci Год назад

We were trying to bring it closer for everyone with videos but it's just impossible! Videos just dont do its justice, its indeed the most beautiful area we walked through!

@anacasanova7350 9 месяцев назад

Y con el clima del Mar Cantábrico ! Eso el único, limpio y saludable.😊 La tortilla de patatas tiene proteinas! Los huevos 😂.

@MedinaSaric-qu7vw Год назад

Beautiful!!❤

@ellieandsenci Год назад

Thank you mom! 😊

@Al_Pal.. Год назад

Hi Guys Loved the stunning viewpoints. Was Lana's worth the extra day? We like to explore interesting towns on our camino so appreciate your feedback on good 2 night places. Or even places you walked through without stopping. Looking forward to your next vid!!

@ellieandsenci Год назад

We’re so glad you enjoyed and found the video helpful! I would definitely recommend staying in Llanes an extra day. It had beautiful beaches and a river right in the city and all of the amenities you could want (plenty of supermarket options, restaurants, nice accommodation available), as well as a very nice charm and culture to it. We also enjoyed Ribadesella and would have liked an extra day there. In hindsight, we would have walked through Portugalete instead of staying the night there. Too many places to note on this topic actually, we’ll have to make a separate video or blog post on it sometime! 😊

@MedinaSaric-qu7vw Год назад

Nice!❤

@ellieandsenci Год назад

Glad you like it!

@dianarebecaaldea9001 Год назад

Thanks for the cool videos! When you get a chance, can you explain how you organise to get the daily stamps along the way? Is it a daily routine? Buen camino!

@ellieandsenci Год назад

Hi, thank you for being with us 😊 Regarding stamps we don't organise it or anything, you will get a stamp where you sleep for the night always, and it's optional if you want to get it along the way. You can stop at open churches, you can ask one if you stop for a drink or eat something, you can basically have as much as you want! We were usually getting one per day in our albergues or hotels and entering last 100km we made sure to get 2-3 per day. Again it's up to you, you can ask at local shops, restaurants, tourist information centers, almost everyone will stamp your passport😊 If you have any more question will gladly help, Buen Camino 😊😊

@dianarebecaaldea9001 Год назад

@@ellieandsenci Thank you so much! ☺️

@CarlaMarkCamino Год назад

Please update on where you are. I started the Norte early May and did 125 miles on it then switched to Inglese and did the entire route. Are you still walking?

@ellieandsenci Год назад

We actually finished the Camino in late May! We were posting “live” from the field, but it became too much to keep up with at a certain point and we wanted to be fully present on our journey, so we are now catching up with the daily vlogs and still posting them 😊

@sabsab8789 2 месяца назад

Coucou! Du coup dans les asturies, il y a moins de route et dd bitume ? Je suis à santillana et le goudron me tue les pieds. Merci de votre aide.

@Viryamoshka Год назад

Can I ask what apps do you use for navigation & accommodation? Loving your journey BTW🙏🏼

@ellieandsenci Год назад

Hi, thank you so much for the support and reaching out, we will gladly help! First we look at our guide book that we always have with us (amzn.to/3Pj8brC) this one right here, after that we check Gronze.com to see the latest accommodation changes (on gronze it's usually up to date) from there we will either call them personally, or have a look at the google maps for the property and from there google transfers you where you can book it the cheapest! We usually do this a day in advance since del Norte have less accommodation properties then other routes, and regarding the navigation we use the same guidebook which describes the route perfectly and there wasn't a single moment where we were questioning if we were on the right track, it explains the route, alternative route, where it splits, where there will be highway, factories,etc... If you have anymore question please will gladly help!