Epic Camino de Santiago Journey - Walking The Camino Primitivo

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The Camino Primitivo, the Original Camino.
Stunning scenery, wonderfully unique and special albergues, and massive warm hearted pilgrim community. This is a MUST WALK route!
Hiking from Oviedo to Santiago de Compostela in June
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STAGES:
1. Vila palatina - Paládin
2. Albergue de Cornellana - Cornellana
3. Albergue de Peregrinos de Bodenaya- Bodenaya
4. Casa Pascual - El Espín
5. Casa Uria - Berducedo
6. Albergue de El Salvador - Grandas de Salime
7. Albergue Casa Cuartel - A Fonsagrada
8. Pensión porta santa - O Cádavo Baleria
9. Hostel Portón - Lugo
10. Albergue de peregrinos - As Seixas
11. Miraiso de Ribadiso - Ribadiso
12. Camping peregrino O casteńeiro - A Rúa
13. Km0 - Santiago de Compostela
Timecodes
01:13 Day 1
03:09 Let's Make a Silly RU-vid Short
05:42 Day 2
11:36 Drone View of 1000 Year Old Monastery
12:27 Day 3
16:59 Amazing Bodenaya Albergue
19:01 Day 4
25:32 Casa Pascual - MUST STAY Albergue
26:43 Day 5
29:44 Stunning Hospitales Views
32:57 Day 6
35:42 Drone View Below
38:49 Day 7
40:47 Clouds From Above
43:08 Day 8
44:41 Cloud Cover
46:05 Day 9
50:01 Day 10
53:08 Day 11
57:10 Day 12
1:00:58 Cool Accommodation
1:01:29 Final Day
1:06:45 Pilgrim Voices
1:07:29 Entering the Square in Santiago
1:10:24 The Ocean is Calling Us
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@storiestellr 17 дней назад

What a beautiful movie about the Camino Primitivo, Dan. You really had some tough luck with the weather in the beginning, but it also made for some extra-green scenery. The northern Spanish landscape truly is a marvel of extraordinary beauty, and your cinematography does it justice. Your meticulous editing is evident, creating a seamless and fluid viewing experience that mirrors the rhythm of the Camino itself - a journey of continuous forward motion punctuated by moments of reflection and wonder. in short: your documentary beautifully captures the essence of this ‘original’ pilgrimage route. The unfortunate tale of the dine-and-dash pilgrims is disheartening and is proof that even on a spiritual journey, one can encounter less-than-ideal behavior. It's a shame there are such inconsiderate individuals who tarnish the spirit of the Camino. But this isolated incident stands in stark contrast to the overwhelming sense of community and goodwill that permeates your film. I *loved* witnessing the organic growth of your Camino family, both in size and closeness. It beautifully illustrates how the shared experience of the pilgrimage forges deep connections among strangers. It’s my favorite part of the camino, in general. Your conclusion that "Camino is Community" aptly encapsulates the essence of the journey - it's not just about the physical act of walking, but about the bonds formed and the collective spirit of this transformative experience. The inclusion of pilgrims' voices is an excellent touch, adding depth to your narrative. Hearing directly from your fellow travelers provides valuable insights into the varied motivations and experiences of those who walk the Camino Primitivo. I “might borrow” your idea for my next Camino video, you have been warned! :) This is one of the most beautiful Camino movies I've seen. Your video makes me want to pack my backpack and set off on the Camino Primitivo at once! 😜

@Caminohacks 16 дней назад

Thank you. This is such a wonderful and thoughtful comment. I'm at a bit of a loss for words at the minute, but know that having my work land and be received with such care and attention, has made my weekend. I make these videos to share my love of the Camino and the wonderful communities that are present on the way, so I'm relaly happy that side of this film resonates so deeply with you. Thank again, brother and Buen Camino

@jcr-studios 19 дней назад

Great video! I've been putting off doing the Camino for years, partly because I didn't want to take 4-6 weeks to do the Frances. The Primitivo route seems to be the perfect mix of culture, beauty, and distance-not too long or too short!

@Caminohacks 19 дней назад

Thank you! You can have a truly wonderful Camino experience in less than 4/6 weeks for sure. The Primitivo is a special route and I think it would give you such an amazing experience as a first time pilgrim, plus you get to sample a bit of the Frances as well when you hit Melide. I do hope you go an experience a Camino. Give me a shout if you need any tips. Buen Camino

@johnrodgers2018 17 дней назад

I couldn't recommend it more. But t is a hard one. A lot of elevation gain

@Caminohacks 17 дней назад

@@johnrodgers2018 Yes, there are some lung busting days on the Primitivo. Although your efforts are rewarded with some spectacular views when you finally reach the top.

@johnrodgers2018 16 дней назад

@@Caminohacks breathtaking!

@ArtieOne85 6 дней назад

came back from the primitivo 2 weeks ago. my first camino with no hiking experience. the hardest thing ive ever done. but after 1,5 weeks i didnt want it to stop. there were times where i thought of quitting. but the last 4 days were so enlightening and im now hooked! camino del norte next year!!!

@ArtieOne85 6 дней назад

beware of the cat at the berducedo albergue xD. and take a break in grandas de salime. lovely little village. lovely people!

@Caminohacks 6 дней назад

Wow, that’s a tough one to pick for your first, well done! 👏 I know that feeling all too well, not wanting such a wonderful camino experience to end. Great to hear you’re gonna do another one! As addictions go, I happen to think a Camino addiction is a healthy one to have 😄

@Caminohacks 6 дней назад

I missed the cat, as we stayed in a private place there. Stunning walk the next morning leaving there. Yes, we stayed there for the night and the town was pretty full of pilgrims. Some lovely little bars there

@scotbotvideos 19 дней назад

Epic adventure, guys. Some stunning drone shots and spectacular cloud inversions. Thanks for sharing. I feel privileged to have been taken along in spirit.

@Caminohacks 19 дней назад

Thank you for watching and for leaving such a great comment, appreciate you taking the time to say that. It's a truly epic Camino route that gives you so much, and thanks for joining us in spirit!

@ThormanR 3 дня назад

Awesome! The best video i have seen about the camino primitivo. These drone shots, your calm voice, all together ❤

@Caminohacks 3 дня назад

That’s lovely of you to say, thank you ☺️. I think the views on this route will stay with me forever. Buen Camino

@rawadventures2024 13 дней назад

Great video Dan plus I loved the voices of your Camino family towards the end. It certainly is a beautiful Camino. It was good to see you join up with Nick as I've watched a couple of his YTs also, he seems like such a happy chap 😃 The crowds certainly pick up when you join the Frances! Cheers from Wendy in Australia

@Caminohacks 12 дней назад

Thank you, Wendy ☺ I appreciate you saying that, it's something new I wanted to try. I thought it would help show what its like for the people around me, not simply have it all from my perspective. Good old Nick, he's a ball of energy that one. Laughter was never far away when I walked with him, hopefully we can share another Camino again in the future. Yes, that last 100 km is so much busier than the rest of the Primitivo. To be fair, the last 100 km of the frances is much busier than the rest of it. Buen Camino

@PaladinBlades 19 дней назад

I just got back from doing the Primitivo a week ago. Great time!

@Caminohacks 19 дней назад

It’s such a wonderful route, I loved it. I hope you had an amazing time on the Primitivo too 😊

@kenthompson5758 11 дней назад

Great vid!! I was on the primativo from the 20th of May. The conditions were about the same...even when Nick went for a stroll in "country puddle" lol. At least you didn't get food poisoning! Are you going back to the San Salvador? I'm contemplating that before another week on the Primativo from Salas to Lugo We all keep coming back haha

@Caminohacks 11 дней назад

Thanks! ☺️ Oh cool, did you follow similar stages? Ha ha, that section on the way to Tineo was cowpat city! Poor old nick’s trainers 😄 Did you get food poisoning? Do you know from which place? I actually got sick in august in the Frances from either food or water - not nice at all. San Salvador is on my list to complete, but I’d like to walk a new route with more pilgrims, not sure which one though. Will you go in May? Was it busy in May on the Primitivo? It’s addictive isn’t it! 😂

@kenthompson5758 11 дней назад

A few longer stages. True and there was that section going down the steep rocks on the way to Salas trying not to.slip slide away haha There were a fee people on the Primativo and ad usual.you see them at the end of the stage. I had done the Norte in 2022 and did the first week this year. So many this year. Everyone was trying to get off the Frances. Good you had a colab with Nick. I ran into a few people and run into Efren as well as days we spend. You could have a mega colab😂😂 all you would need is camino tellers haha

@kenthompson5758 11 дней назад

A dance off 😂😂😂

@Caminohacks 10 дней назад

@@kenthompson5758 That would be a mega colab! The Camino Tellers were a couple of days behind us this year on the San Salvador, but they were walking shorter stages so we never saw them.

@gerda_travel3016 5 дней назад

Fantastic video. Thanks for sharing.

@Caminohacks 5 дней назад

Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to write this ☺️

@Girl.Hike.Mountains 19 дней назад

What story telling!! Beautifully done 😍

@Caminohacks 18 дней назад

Thank you ☺️ I’m looking forward to seeing your next project(s) and all the kick arse content i know you’re gonna create

@nancycompagnie6500 18 дней назад

Definitely one i should walk...thanks for sharing 🙂 And you met up with Nick...great 🙂

@Caminohacks 18 дней назад

It’s such a wonderful route, I hope you get to experience it. He’s a real character, who brought lots of energy and laughs to the group. It was a pleasure to hike with him and his hobo walking trainers 😂

@NickLivingLife 19 дней назад

Awesome mate!! ❤. Wish we were back there doing it again 😊

@Caminohacks 19 дней назад

Thanks, buddy! You were a massive part of what helped make this trip special, even if I did end up choosing violence 😂

@johnrodgers2018 16 дней назад

Another great video, Brought back a lot of memories of when I did it. Enjoying your chammel

@Caminohacks 16 дней назад

Thanks, John. It's a special route, isn't it.

@johnrodgers2018 16 дней назад

@@Caminohacks it's definitely special.

@Caminohacks 16 дней назад

I was surprised by how many wonderful privately run donativos there were, dotted along the route

@johnrodgers2018 16 дней назад

@@Caminohacks Indeed, I loved the donativos, they seemed to be the most social experiences. How did you find accommodation availability? the plan for me was to just wing it and find accommodation at the end of the day but I ended up having to call ahead every morning.

@Caminohacks 16 дней назад

I loved the donativos too. We called way ahead for bodenya as we’d heard that was super popular, annoyingly for others two pilgrims cancelled on the day at bodenya so extra beds became available. The owner then told us about Casa pascual which we booked. In June it wasn’t too busy so didnt always have to book. What month did you go? The fact that lots of them have limited beds can lead to them filling up pretty quickly.

@mike.garnham 18 дней назад

That was so lovely. Thanks.

@Caminohacks 18 дней назад

Thank you for watching it and taking the time to say that, Mike. I appreciate it ☺️

@emma.rambles 18 дней назад

Glorious! 🙌

@Caminohacks 18 дней назад

Thanks, Emma ❤️. I’m looking forward to seeing how your ingles adventure goes ☺️

@XimenaFarias-b3r 4 дня назад

That is a great video! I am doing Primitivo at the end of October and would like to ask if you can share your city itinerary and how did you book the albergues in advance. Thanks a lot!

@Caminohacks 4 дня назад

Here are my stages, the first two days were short so we could stay at the monastery and then Bodeneya. We emailed Bodenaya to reserve and called casa Pascual the day before to reserve a bed. All albergue contact details can be found on gronze.com 1. Vila palatina - Paládin 2. Albergue de Cornellana - Cornellana 3. Albergue de Peregrinos de Bodenaya- Bodenaya 4. Casa Pascual - El Espín 5. Casa Uria - Berducedo 6. Albergue de El Salvador - Grandas de Salime 7. Albergue Casa Cuartel - A Fonsagrada 8. Pensión porta santa - O Cádavo Baleria 9. Hostel Portón - Lugo 10. Albergue de peregrinos - As Seixas 11. Miraiso de Ribadiso - Ribadiso 12. Camping peregrino O casteńeiro - A Rúa 13. Km0 - Santiago de Compostela

@K123-yg2sn 19 дней назад

David is given an awful lot of rain to embrace today…😂 Camino spirit!

@Caminohacks 19 дней назад

Ha ha, it kept coming so he had to keep embracing it :)

@felicitasosborn9146 10 дней назад

Nice video❤😊

@Caminohacks 10 дней назад

Thank you ☺️

@geraldinegallagher2895 19 дней назад

Wow, the shots are wonderful, what gear did you use? And it seems booking ahead rather than leaving it to fate?

@Caminohacks 19 дней назад

Thank you, I'm really pleased with how the shots turned out. Here's the gear I used from the description: DJI Mini 3 Drone - amzn.to/3TwKkpK Footage shot on GoPro 11 -amzn.to/4e8KnjQ GoPro protective case and screen - amzn.to/3Zsi37j Scandisk extreme pro - amzn.to/3XMzJtk GoPro shoulder mount - amzn.to/3Zok7NP GoPro extension pole - amzn.to/47rzt6b Sometimes we booked ahead, but more for the places we were keen to stay in and had heard they were special. The municipal couldn't be booked, and a couple of private albergues you could just walk up to on the day. A few of us booked every day on the frances to be safe, but the municipal in Ribadiso had lots of space still. Happy to help with any other Primitivo or Camino questions if you have them.

@geraldinegallagher2895 18 дней назад

@@Caminohacks wow thats a lot of gear !

@Caminohacks 18 дней назад

The GoPro gear is pretty small, so doesn’t take up too much space at all.

@geraldinegallagher2895 18 дней назад

You have such a gentle voice, its very soothing

@Caminohacks 18 дней назад

That's nice of you to say, thank you. Another viewer told me today I sound like a professional sports voice over guy, so that's two nice comments in one day :)

@storiestellr 18 дней назад

I’ve only watched a few minutes and I already know it’s one of the best videos on the Camino Primitivo 😅 - thank you for putting this thing of beauty together (especially since i am Primitivo-curious). Will follow up with a review later 🫡

@Caminohacks 18 дней назад

This comment has made my morning, thank you, sir :) I hope you enjoy the rest of it. I think the Primitivo needs to get the Storiestellr treatment next year, when you start your Camino travels once again. I'd love to see your insightful take on this route.

@WendyBocken 16 дней назад

Hi Dan, what a beautiful pictorial report of your Camino Primitivo!! After watching this Camino definitely is still on my bucket list! I liked the stunning nature and of course your ability to gather a Camino Family around you!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@Caminohacks 16 дней назад

Thank you. You have to walk this route, Wendy. It’s such a wonderful camino, with views to die for. Some steep hills to navigate and loads of lovely accommodation. ☺️

@estellagutierrez4615 2 дня назад

okey. i want todo the Prmativo where do i start... i leave in California.. where do i fly into to start?

@Caminohacks 2 дня назад

You can fly to Madrid and then catch a train to Oviedo. Use the website Rome2Rio.com to look at train times

@deckiedeckie 17 дней назад

They only take.......never give.......

@Caminohacks 17 дней назад

One thing to bear in mind is that some of the smaller more remote towns on some of the routes are kept alive by the Camino passing through. Bringing much needed trade and employment to areas that has seen younger generations leave for the bigger cities. Also, pilgrims do return to volunteer in the towns and villages too, where they slow down and have more time to get to know locals.

@Caminohacks 16 дней назад

I saw this story today and wanted to share it with you - www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/pilgrims-step-up.88983/?

@deckiedeckie 17 дней назад

One thought often assaults me, how little interaction/contact between the pilgrims and the locals....not a word....good or bad....I despise that attitude.....not a word of gratitude for being able to be able to transit unhinged/unmolested.....in thheir countries things would not be as easy......but not a word.....I do not like their kind.....

@Caminohacks 17 дней назад

Pilgrims do often mix with locals in the cafes, bars, and shops that frequent the towns and some of the way. Many a morning you exchange a friendly smile and a “buenos días” with locals. Deeper conversations can be harder for pilgrims who don’t have a good grasp of the local language, but I have witnessed it. I understand what you’re saying if someone comes in and simply sticks to their pilgrim bubble, from start to finish.