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How do you secure your pack at the albergues when you’re touring the towns?

The glow worm cave is incredible!

De 116 minutos de vídeo dedicas solo 20 minutos al Camino por la hermosa Galicia. Y 5 minutos a Santiago de Compostela!!!, meta de todos los Caminos, capital de Galicia y ciudad patrimonio de la humanidad. No has sido justo, y no has comprendido la importancia de Galicia (y, sobre todo, Santiago de Compostela) en la peregrinación jacobea.

Thank you for this video I did the Camino 2024 started end of july till end of august loved in in the summer even it was hot 🙂

An awesome video. Thank you But damn why do people spoil great videos with music. We go bush to get away from that noise pollution 😂

The year of 2024 in review, the year I have labelled as the good, the bad and the ugly. The good as RUclips advised me that I was monetized, the year that I completed five consecutive Caminos 1500 kms and now I have done fourteen Caminos. The year that my hikes in Australia took me to a variety of places, climbing peaks in the Kosciuszko Nat Park, Camping in Caves in Ettrema Wilderness or Blue Mountains to my very own backyard Namadgi Nat Park with it's sensational granite sculptures. The bad as I dislocated my right shoulder in January 2024 exiting a Gorge in Morton Nat Park, my near death experience as I clung to the cliff face as I was helped to the tops by my friends, then the ugly recovery as I had only six weeks before departing to Spain to begin my five consecutive Caminos

only a few minutes in but the good is good isn't it

One of the best representations of the route that I have seen. Thanks

gracias por el video🤝👍

Wonderful video to watch. Brought back so many nice memories of my Frances walk July 24. I am thinking to walk again May 25, curious to see how different it will be walking before summer time. Buen Camino!

Thanks for all these informations and nice pictures. Very beautyful

Stunningly beautiful adventure Joe

The last of my five consecutive Caminos that began in SJPDP on April 1 to complete all the entries into Santiago de Compostela. Camino Frances from SJPDP from the east, Finisterre Muxia to Santiago from the west, Camino Ingles from Ferrol from the north, Camino Invierno from Ponferrada that joins the Camino Sanabres from the south to form a perfect cross and finally Camino Portugues Senda Espiritual from Valenca do Minho Portugal all up about 1500 kms

E bikes should be banned !! It cheapens the Camino and they are rude!!

Great tenting spots all the way to finnisterra, late April 2024. Hippy Bar great peeps , food snd music

Great video, I am planning on the Camino Ingles in April 25. Where did you go for dinner in Santiago? I liked the look of the outdoor seating area. Many thanks, Cath

Brilliant video - nicely done. btw: I'm pretty sure that's a highlands copperhead. ;)

I did walk the Napoleon route this sept and I realized that bike is not a good option how about the Valcalros will it be doable in your opinion thank you for sharing new sub

Awesome! Were there a lot of flies?

A 65 km four day epic hike in the Jagungal Wilderness Area in the Kosciuszko National Park, south west NSW. With panoramic 360 degree views of the main range from Mount Jagungal summit. Mount Jagungal 2061 mts is the seventh highest peak in Australia and the highest peak outside the main range. It has sweeping alpine plains carved out by wild alpine rivers with many crossings, numerous alpine huts that cattlemen called home and a brilliant show of colour from a vareity of wild flowers.

Another stunning footage. Gracias Joe

Camino Invierno a great alternative if you want to escape the crowds from Sarria to Santiago on the Camino Frances. It doesn't disappoint with some stunning scenery that makes you wonder why it's not more popular

Stunning work my friend, this is such a unique and beautiful place!

You should never assume anything on the Camino, when I caught a bus out of Santiago this morning it was raining hard. It had been raining for the last five days so as I sat in the bus and looked at what I had to walk from Ferrol today I wasn't too positive about the Camino Ingles. But when I arrived in Ferrol the skies cleared up and so began what was an amazing journey, on a magic Camino with a group of people from all over the world. The Camino never ceases to amaze me😀

Thank you, great video. Where do you collect the Fisterrana?

Great video Joe!

The Main Range Track in Kosciuszko National Park is one of Australia's best one day walks. On the ridgeline you pass and climb so many of Australia's main peaks and you marvel at the magnificent glacial lakes and be dazzled by brilliant wildflowers.

iThanks for sharing, it's great to see the familiar places again 🥰 I walked from my home in Belgium this spring/summer, crossing France, camino Francées and continuing to Muxia and Finisterre. 3 days of rain from Santiago to Muxia but the walk from Muxia to Finisterre the weather was great...that was a fabulous day and a perfect "end" to my 3 month camino 🙂

Hi Joe! It was great to relive our chance encounter on my way to Finisterre. I appreciate you sharing your experiences with me and so many others. My wife and I are making plans for a Camino together next year. Maybe we’ll see you along the way or in Santiago.

I love your videos Joe they bring back so many lovely memories.

This is the second of my five consecutive Caminos that began on April 1st 2024 from SJPDP. I will do all the entries into Santiago de Compostela, the Camino Frances from the East, the Camino Finisterre Muxia from the West, the Camino Ingles from Ferrol from the north the Camino Invierno from Ponferrada that joins the Camino Sanabres from the South and the Camino Portugues Senda Espiritual from Valenca dom Minho in all about 1500 kms.

Beautiful video! thats a lot of caves!

nice video,, I assume u are east of ettrema tops fire trail, but west of the Bundundah... has been awhie since i was there last, i need to go back

A three day hike to the Ettrema Wilderness area by the CMW Bushwalking Club led by Ettrema guru Geoff J to a series of spectacular caves, Waterfall Cave where we camped on day 1 and Discovery Cave both on Bundundah Creek. Then on to the Passages of Time outstanding pagodas with so many slots and finally Bollards Cave on Moore Creek where we camped on day 2.

Outstanding! Thanks so much for sharing :)

I thoroughly enjoyed your adventures on the Camino de Santiago. Thank you for sharing, I'm embarking on my first solo trip in May 2025 & and I can only hope to enjoy meeting as many wonderful pilgrims. Buen Camino 💫

Beautiful 🎶🎤. Great job 🥾

Europes only waterfall that falls directly into the Ocean????? a I can think of many in Europe that do exactly that! So would you care to define further?

Always a good informative Video with great pictures. Thanks for taking me along. Sorry for my bad english. ☺️

watching this made me happy, seeing all the familiar places...sorry for your shoulder though 🙂 i returned in July from my 3 month camino, 3 countries, over 2500kms... I'm still processing the whole journey and feel the longing to go back. Thanks for sharing this.

Great job 🥾

What do you do when you make long term plans to walk multiple Caminos then six weeks before you leave for Spain you dislocate your right shoulder and tear a tendon as you tried to climb out of a gorge and as you almost died as you clung to the cliff face with one hand unable to climb or descend and your saving angels your friends tied a rope around your waist and pulled you up to the tops. Do you cancel or do you go ahead knowing how difficult, if not an impossible journey it will be. Come with me and see my extraordinary journey battling constant pain, then the improvements and jubilation as you reach Santiago de Compostela to complete my tenth Camino in my seventy first year. So much love and thanks to all the people that I met along the way giving me encouragement, blessings of the shoulder and being part of this wonderful journey called the Camino.😀

Well narrated thank you so much

How long from entrance to the narrows ?

What was the viewpoint at the very end of the video?? amazing!! I'm planning on doing the Kanangra to Katoomba hike in autumn next year, would has to miss that view point if its not on track!

The Kanangra Boyd Wilderness area is the second largest wilderness area in NSW. This is the most remote country in the southern Blue Mountains. We follow the Gingra Track from stunning Kanangra Walls to the Kowmung River, one of the most remote wild rivers in NSW to camp overnight. The Gingra Track has been used extensively over many decades although lately the regrowth that has occurred since the last bushfires seems to suggest that fewer people are using it. The track is non existent over much of its length once we drop down from the Kanangra Walls plateau but nevertheless camping on the Kowmung River is one of the most rewarding experiences you can give yourself as a bushwalker.

Visited once ( UK resident) back in the 1980s. Walked to cliff edge on clear night no moon, incredible views of the Milky Way. Enough starlight to walk safely without a torch. Never forgotten that view.

Thank you for sharing your wonderful adventure on the Camino. We accomplished the Camino last year 2023 in Autumn which took us 39 days. I cannot believe the young woman who had completed her journey in 20 days, amazing feat. I look forward to seeing the second part. Loved the first video. My partner and I are returning next year to do The Portuguese Camino next year September 2025 Thank you for sharing ❤😊 Buon Camino

Well done!

Munnuldi falls didnt look very big?