Because I am a really slow walker and wanted to stay in albergues that offered communal meals, or were unique, I emailed all of them in Feb. and reserved a bed. I found one in San Sol, called Albergue Karma, that offered single beds for 6€, and he made dinner for us for 8€ p.p. and served us in a cool, stone cellar. What a deal!!! It pays to look around and reserve sometimes, especially if you are slow or older or want a more unique experience. For municipals, do stay at the one in Azofra! Single beds and only 2 people to a room, with a big locker for your pack.
Hola Camino for Everyone…. I’m an older/active hiker and would like the same type alberques as yourself. Would you mind sharing the ones you found that fit our description or point me in the direction to look? Thank you in advance and buen Camino!
For me, the quieter the better. A single room. Noisy places at nights. Snoring and wandering wc visits. I choose tents along the camino. Stop where you wish to. I did. Its so beautiful waking up to a voice saying... Buen camino 😀🙏
This is a very good overview of albergues on the Camino de Santiago. There are many different types, of course. I think it's worth trying different types of albergue. I used to like them all, because after a long day walking I was ever so grateful to have a bed and a shower. Anything else was a bonus.
I am happy to hear things have opened back up again. I did part of the Norte in September 2021 and I had to sleep outside a few times. I moved to the Frances, which was worse, as it was cold outside. So cut short my trip as I didn't have proper gear to be sleeping in the elements and spent way over my budget. Wanting to return this fall and probably do the Portuguese. Thank you for sharing your experiences and tips.
The Camino del norte can get cold! I did it last year in august and let me tell you that in some parts it was waaaay to cold, especialy in Asturias or Galicia... hope that your Portuguese will be a enjoyable experience :) will you start in Lisbon?
I stayed in a fantastic Hostel in Logrono called "Winederful". I booked ahead as there was a huge wine fest going on in Logrono at the time. One thing I found out while in Spain, the Spanish know how to party!
Great video, agree with all. Couple of extra tips from me on beds, go for the furthest from door if available, take a large towel & use as a curtain, take a cotton mattress cover (those paper covers are terrible)
Totally agree !!! I also have forgotten to mention that you can do washing and drying in every albergue. I know its a basic info but maybe not for all :)
11:07 in 2014 I was denied entry to a public Albergue in Burgos. They said it was full. I arrived at 20:30 and had been walking since 07:00, so it wasn't too difficult to go on. It cost me 60 UER to stay on a hotel. That was no fun an very stressfull...
Thanks Wendy! I walk on average 25 km a day, not doing any crazy marathons and the same time the food here is good, so I'm full of energy :) big hug for you
Hi Ricky, very useful your videos. Was nice to meet you in camino. So... bom caminho ( em Português 😉) and good work. Today Im going to do the trip by boat in vila nova de arousa. Next stop Padron. 🙌 yesterday I did almost 40 km, from combarro to Vila nova the arousa. Im surprised with me. Beijinhos e obrigada 🙏
Hi Janet! I'm happy you are around, for the moment I'm on the French Way... after I'll be getting to Santiago let see what will happen, let the Camino provide :) hugs
Thank you @CaminoTellers for all the very helpful camino advice. I'd sincerely appreciate your thoughts: To what extent do you think wild camping or camping in campgrounds is possible on the Camino Frances? My partner and I are experienced lightweight backpackers and already have our gear and would enjoy being able to camp part of the time and to occasionally stay in albergues and hotels. And do you think it would it be possible to do this while still meeting up with new friends for meals in town? We've also heard horror stories about how noisy some of the albergues can be at night, making it impossible to sleep, so that a tent for a good part of the time seems even more attractive (would you agree)?
Leigh! We invite you for todays Live streaming session, and we will talk about Camping and albergues as it is not all so straight forward! In few words, the wild camping is forbidden in Spain, so you will have to go by the official campsite…
I hope to walk the Camino one day. I have been enjoying your videos as I dream. I was wondering if you could answer a question for me: I use a cpap machine to sleep. How does this work on the Way? Are alburgies still available to me? Are outlets readily available? Or do I need tobplan on using hotel rooms instead? Will it make more sense to use a porter because of the added weight? Thoughts on this topic are appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Great video, thanks! I’m starting my Camino in SJPDP in beginning of may, do you think it will be necessary to reserve the albergues or can I just walk into the towns and see there?
Thanks a lot! Hard to say but if I would be you... I would go without booking and on the way, if you notice there is really busy, book one or two days ahead, but only if busy... but it is my way. Hugs
If you stay in municipal and donation based albergues we would recommend sleeping bag(for colder seasons) and sleeping liner(for summer season). If you’re thinking of staying in private albergues, they should have some blankets, mostly clean 😅 but as they say, there is always a rotten apple in the basket 😀😀
Use any of the apps to see the "albergue municipal", that would be the easiest way. There is a vido about It on my playlist if you at the playlist. Hugs and Buen Camino
Great video (as usual)! 😉 I have a question: is there any Covid-related restriction/requirement to stay at the Albergues? Do you need to provide any document/certificate? Thanks in advance and Buen Camino!
Hola Joe! How are you? Thanks a lot for a feedback :) for the moment only one place have asked me for a certificate o vaccination and from 20th the Spain stop requiring people to wear masks...
Pro tip about earplugs. Get used to them BEFORE, you go. Not during. They can take a bit of getting used to. Also, don't get an ear infection before so you spend most of the time unable to cover ears. Luckily mine was mild but still.
I really enjoy your videos, very realistic and honest. I hope to walk the Camino Primitivo this fall. Any suggestions? I hope to find special albergues and make reservations before I go...?
I've watched several of your videos and am inspired. I was already considering the camino for an adventure. I'm stumped. What is your accent? Curiosity.
Thank you for your videos, they are very helpful and fun. A quick question - is some wild camping possible on the camino routes, especially the Camino Frances? Especially if you are quiet, respectful and stealthy?
Hello Leigh, thanks for your message. We are going to answer to your question on our next live session, today at 7pm GMT: ruclips.net/video/wPm5fuX0sEA/видео.html If you cannot make it tonight, the live will be available during 24hrs :) See you there!
@@caminotellers Did you wind up covering the issue of wild camping on the camino trails? In what part of the video did you discuss it? Looking forward to it
Hi good day , am planning to do the camino on May 2025 from Saint Jean Pied de Ports my question is how far or how often should i stay in any alburgues ? can i just walk in and pay if i feel tire walking and continue the next day ? thanks
Hey Joniel, you can walk in and just pay for it. We have been doing live streams every day of the french way from saint Jean pie de port. Join us and ask any question, it would help you plan your journey! Buen Camino ❤️
Matt! Europe has a different plugs then USA or England so better check it on Google, it knows all :) travel adapter should work fine, but not to big as… as you will have to carry it with you everywhere! Every albergue is build differently so the newest would have all commodities, but not all of them. But then you might get a piece that can connect few plugs at the same time… few options are available, hugs
Howdy! Just found your channel here, and I love it! You're a fantastic storyteller, man! I adore your vids! I'm considering taking a Camino del norte at the end of March/April. Yet I have a wrecked back, and even after backpacking Camino in my country, on the 3rd day, I couldn't continue because of the pain (I was carrying a max of 6 kg with me). But I love mountains! I have done hut-to-hut hiking for 5 days with no problem in Italy, just carrying a couple of clothes to change into and no 2nd pair of shoes or sleeping bag or anything heavy. And I really need some time for myself now... Do you know if it's possible to get a bed (not for 50 euros) in an albergue in March/April without a sleeping bag and travel camino del norte with a 30 l backpack? Also, at this moment, I'd really need some human interaction. Do you know If there will be people on the way to share a talk or a drink with? THANK YOU!
Sarinas, thanks a lot for your comment ❤️❤️❤️ I would love to have you on our live show tonight at 7pm GMT, we will talk about your case. This is the link for the live show: ruclips.net/user/livemYj5Ft7ZPPk?feature=share
Typo noted! If you cannot join the live, it will be available during 24hrs and then only available to our channel members! We have lives every Thursday at 7pm GMT, if you have questions you can join whenever you can! 🤗❤️
I have spent many nights youth hostelling in the UK. I have never fallen out of bed at home, but I have not managed to sleep a whole night in a top bunk without falling out in the middle of the night. Why is that?
Hola Ricky! Empezare el camino del norte luego la tercera semana de agosto. Crees que sea una fecha ocupada y que deba hacer reservación previa? El el camino del norte hay pueblos entre etapas donde haya albergues?
Holaaaa! que tal? el camino esta menos transitado, pero tiene servicios suficientes! busca albergues municipales que admiten por orden de entrada, no por reservas. feliz viaje
Just another comment or question. Thanks first of all for your very enjoyable videos. Can you tell me, what filming and photographic equipment are you using? Love your Videos! ❤
Hello Ricky. I really like your videos and you helped me a lot, but I got a question: do you have any experience about walking the camino portugues mid/end december? I got three weeks off (from 16th of december) and I'm thinking about walking it - BUT it's christmas time - Of course it won't be busy at all and much will be closed, I guess. But how about the Albuerges, Hostels and/or Hotels? Could there be a problem to find something at all, especially around 24th-26th? What would be your advice for a camino newby? :) Best regards - Marina, greatings from Austria.
Hi Marina! How are you? That’s for contacting! I never walked the camino Portuguese during Christmas… during my walks I would normally stay in mixture of public hostels and private. So it’s a matter of checking few in the places where you wish to stop(more or less) emailing them and you will know perfectly! Probably the first one contacted will tell you what is the situation on the camino( which are open or close etc), this would be my advice. And shops? There are always things open, obviously less but always. :) I hope it could help… try it ;)
Thanks for the inspiration! I'm wondering, when you say there's the option to call beforehand, where do you find phone numbers? Or which websites do you recommend?
Thanks you so much! Hope your Camino will be unforgetable.. the phone numbers- all depands where you start, as it sjpdp, in the pilgrims office, they will give you a list of all albergues on the way(French Way). Otherwise you can use one of many apps, I made a video about them, not to long so have a look and decide which suits you the best! Hugs
Hello my Friend! Thanks for writing, try to check any of the main Camino apps, they have a list, they are called “municipal albergues”, and there are quite a few of them!
Hey! I'm trying to learn some Spanish but I'm worried that when I go I'll have a hard time booking a room due to my basic knowledge of the language. I'd like to primarily stay in albergazes. Is it best to call before hand? Also, do you just find these numbers online? Watching all of your stuff in preparation, great stuff.
Jimmy! If you download any of the camino apps, you will get necessary numbers of places, and people speak English enough to understand you, don’t worry ;) I wouldn’t book accommodation accept busy 100k before, but calling a day before is a common practice, hugs
Most Hospitaleros speak other languages, more than the Brits , Americans etc so don't worry. You pick up a list in SJPDP of the albergues, their addresses and phone numbers.. like Ricky says.. ear plugs are more important than which albergue
What i normally do is having my money and passport on me and the rest is only clothing and food, no much to loose... in some albergues they have lockers but not in many. In general Camino is a heathy and safe enviroment, and if someone want to still my dirty socks, it mean that he need it more then me :)
It was the safest time. No problems, on portuguese or Spanish route.. Never felt scared or concerned. People along the way were more than kind,generous and respectfull. Kindness begets kindness. Incredible experience. Travelled in March 2017. Weather was fine. Not too cold or hot. Only sprinkling of rain. Just right for me.
@@caminotellers I want to go as soon as possible. But I don't think that it will be possible until late fall or Winter. And I would rather go in Winter than wait for next year. I am so ready to go. Now now now.
We had a great snorer one night in Rates. Everyone huffing and doing nothing. I got up and as politely as I could I put my hands on him and rolled him on his side. I told him he is too young to snore. Not a peep out of him the whole night. Funny he left early morning...🤔
@CaminoTellers - In search of the holy Trail got better...I later found out that he was a bit of a pest and had been a nuisance to one of the ladies, who was so gratefull not to be bothered by him anymore. You never know what a simple act can lead to.
I have few ;) the best stabilizing is on action cameras (go pro10) but the best quality on "full frame" (a6600) and some cinematic views on the drone... are you planning to walk Camino and record?
@@caminotellers I did the Frances 12 yrs ago. Portugal 2 years ago. Will do Frances again beginning July 19 beginning in Pamplona. I meant I can see you have a kind of camera holster or camera strap that is forward on your backpack. Is that a special holster?
I would be VERY CAREFUL about this idea of sharing room with total strangers in our times of this crazy generation. Some people want to go for real pilgrimage, others for weird adventures.
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Because I am a really slow walker and wanted to stay in albergues that offered communal meals, or were unique, I emailed all of them in Feb. and reserved a bed. I found one in San Sol, called Albergue Karma, that offered single beds for 6€, and he made dinner for us for 8€ p.p. and served us in a cool, stone cellar. What a deal!!!
It pays to look around and reserve sometimes, especially if you are slow or older or want a more unique experience.
For municipals, do stay at the one in Azofra! Single beds and only 2 people to a room, with a big locker for your pack.
Good tips! I'll wait for your next video :) hugs
Hola Camino for Everyone…. I’m an older/active hiker and would like the same type alberques as yourself. Would you mind sharing the ones you found that fit our description or point me in the direction to look?
Thank you in advance and buen Camino!
@@roundtheworlddiva8610 Take a look at my video, Where did I sleep, Camino Frances 2022. I list all the albergues.and what I liked.
For me, the quieter the better. A single room. Noisy places at nights. Snoring and wandering wc visits. I choose tents along the camino. Stop where you wish to. I did. Its so beautiful waking up to a voice saying... Buen camino 😀🙏
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Is possible to set a tent in the village?
You can rent tents?
This is a very good overview of albergues on the Camino de Santiago. There are many different types, of course. I think it's worth trying different types of albergue. I used to like them all, because after a long day walking I was ever so grateful to have a bed and a shower. Anything else was a bonus.
Hahahah totally agree, as long as there a bed and some hot water, I’ll be fine! Hugs
I am happy to hear things have opened back up again. I did part of the Norte in September 2021 and I had to sleep outside a few times. I moved to the Frances, which was worse, as it was cold outside. So cut short my trip as I didn't have proper gear to be sleeping in the elements and spent way over my budget. Wanting to return this fall and probably do the Portuguese. Thank you for sharing your experiences and tips.
The Camino del norte can get cold! I did it last year in august and let me tell you that in some parts it was waaaay to cold, especialy in Asturias or Galicia... hope that your Portuguese will be a enjoyable experience :) will you start in Lisbon?
I’ll keep that in mind, thank you..
You more then welcome
I stayed in a fantastic Hostel in Logrono called "Winederful". I booked ahead as there was a huge wine fest going on in Logrono at the time. One thing I found out while in Spain, the Spanish know how to party!
Logroño is a good city to party! Pilgrims love it 😍
Thank you for your kind and calming attitude! 😊
Awww! Thanks a Liene 💚
Hey there! RUclips just recommended me your video and I have to say I enjoyed watching this a lot
Thanks Diana! Big hugs to you. When is your next Camino?
@@caminotellers I just finished my Camino in May 🥺 so maybe next year
Thanks!
🙏👌
Thank you so much!
Very helpful! Thank you. My wife and I plan to hike the French Way this summer
Glad it was helpful! I’m so excited for you, Camino in couple is a great adventure 💚
Enjoy your videos greatly...would love to see a video on the different people you meet on the way.. and some of the cafes you stop at
Thanks Robert! And thanks for these great ideas :) Keep seeing new videos every friday/sat and probably you will encounter similar subjects! Hugs
I’m walking the French Way next Fall.. I hate to make reservations and want to just wing it.. hope it all works out and not too busy in September ❤️🙏
Remember of the busy first days of every month, everyone like to start the holidays on the 1st….
Fantastic information and reall well presented, thank you for your effort that you put in, excellent
Thanks a lot for this feedback :)
Thank you for the tips about albergues and refugios. I will be starting my Camino Frances on 16Sep from StJPdP and looking forward to it.
You are very welcome! You have chosen a great time to do the Camino, in case of any doubts, let me know ;) hugs
Great video, agree with all. Couple of extra tips from me on beds, go for the furthest from door if available, take a large towel & use as a curtain, take a cotton mattress cover (those paper covers are terrible)
Totally agree !!! I also have forgotten to mention that you can do washing and drying in every albergue. I know its a basic info but maybe not for all :)
Cada día mejores videos !!Enjoy Richard!! Regards from El Medano!! Alex e Iwona
Amigo!!! Big hugs for you two
11:07 in 2014 I was denied entry to a public Albergue in Burgos. They said it was full. I arrived at 20:30 and had been walking since 07:00, so it wasn't too difficult to go on. It cost me 60 UER to stay on a hotel. That was no fun an very stressfull...
Sorry to hear that Henrik! Hope that the rest of the Camino was more relaxed, hugs
You look rested and energized! Nice video!
Thanks Wendy! I walk on average 25 km a day, not doing any crazy marathons and the same time the food here is good, so I'm full of energy :) big hug for you
Hi Ricky, very useful your videos. Was nice to meet you in camino. So... bom caminho ( em Português 😉) and good work. Today Im going to do the trip by boat in vila nova de arousa. Next stop Padron. 🙌 yesterday I did almost 40 km, from combarro to Vila nova the arousa. Im surprised with me. Beijinhos e obrigada 🙏
Big hugs to you, great woman! 💚💚
Thank you so much for sharing 😍 Happy to find your videos 🙏🏼
Thanks! Sending you big hug
Super Video Richard!
Thanks a lot!! Hugs
Like you said when youre tired from all day walking you can sleep anywhere 😊
Absolutely!! But a nice bed is always welcome 😊😊😊
Thanks for posting this; I was wondering how your Camino was going. Your videos are so entertaining as well as informative!
Hi Janet! I'm happy you are around, for the moment I'm on the French Way... after I'll be getting to Santiago let see what will happen, let the Camino provide :) hugs
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Great tips. Buen Camino !!
Thanks Carol! When is your Camino?
🤣 ... and let the hill be less difficult. Love that! ❤
So glad I saw this !
I' m happy it's helpful:) hugs
Thank you @CaminoTellers for all the very helpful camino advice. I'd sincerely appreciate your thoughts: To what extent do you think wild camping or camping in campgrounds is possible on the Camino Frances? My partner and I are experienced lightweight backpackers and already have our gear and would enjoy being able to camp part of the time and to occasionally stay in albergues and hotels. And do you think it would it be possible to do this while still meeting up with new friends for meals in town? We've also heard horror stories about how noisy some of the albergues can be at night, making it impossible to sleep, so that a tent for a good part of the time seems even more attractive (would you agree)?
Leigh! We invite you for todays Live streaming session, and we will talk about Camping and albergues as it is not all so straight forward! In few words, the wild camping is forbidden in Spain, so you will have to go by the official campsite…
I hope to walk the Camino one day. I have been enjoying your videos as I dream. I was wondering if you could answer a question for me: I use a cpap machine to sleep. How does this work on the Way? Are alburgies still available to me? Are outlets readily available? Or do I need tobplan on using hotel rooms instead? Will it make more sense to use a porter because of the added weight? Thoughts on this topic are appreciated. Thanks in advance.
We'll try to answer your question on today's live stream in 15 mins!!
Great video, thanks! I’m starting my Camino in SJPDP in beginning of may, do you think it will be necessary to reserve the albergues or can I just walk into the towns and see there?
Thanks a lot! Hard to say but if I would be you... I would go without booking and on the way, if you notice there is really busy, book one or two days ahead, but only if busy... but it is my way. Hugs
Big decision is to take or not take sleeping bag, because some camino forums say some albergues dont have blankets or have dirty blankets?
If you stay in municipal and donation based albergues we would recommend sleeping bag(for colder seasons) and sleeping liner(for summer season). If you’re thinking of staying in private albergues, they should have some blankets, mostly clean 😅 but as they say, there is always a rotten apple in the basket 😀😀
Very good funny informative video
thanks a mil!
@@caminotellers you are certainly persuading me brilliant videos
Love your videos have a coffee on me Buen Camino
Thanks a mil 💚🙏
My pleasure
Hola! Me encantan tus videos, muy informativos! Any tips for staying in albergues with families/children? We're planning to go once our son is 10-12
Hi ! It shouldn’t be a problem, albergues are for all age groups!
Where is the best way where to find all government owned alberges? I will do my first route starting in Porto, Portugal. ❤
Use any of the apps to see the "albergue municipal", that would be the easiest way. There is a vido about It on my playlist if you at the playlist. Hugs and Buen Camino
Great video (as usual)! 😉 I have a question: is there any Covid-related restriction/requirement to stay at the Albergues? Do you need to provide any document/certificate? Thanks in advance and Buen Camino!
Hola Joe! How are you? Thanks a lot for a feedback :) for the moment only one place have asked me for a certificate o vaccination and from 20th the Spain stop requiring people to wear masks...
Pro tip about earplugs. Get used to them BEFORE, you go. Not during. They can take a bit of getting used to. Also, don't get an ear infection before so you spend most of the time unable to cover ears. Luckily mine was mild but still.
True story! Thanks stickman ;)
I really enjoy your videos, very realistic and honest. I hope to walk the Camino Primitivo this fall. Any suggestions? I hope to find special albergues and make reservations before I go...?
Suggestions? Let it be, flow and let camino take care of you, if you need booking, do it one or two days ahead… hugs
Looks like the way to rest up. My only worry is my impact on everyone else…I can snore! 🙃 so I’m told…
Hahahah, dont worry, you won't be the only one :)
I've watched several of your videos and am inspired. I was already considering the camino for an adventure. I'm stumped. What is your accent? Curiosity.
Thanks Dan! You will get the “most videos seen” badge! My accent- polish/Spanish/Italian…
Thank you for your videos, they are very helpful and fun. A quick question - is some wild camping possible on the camino routes, especially the Camino Frances? Especially if you are quiet, respectful and stealthy?
Hello Leigh, thanks for your message. We are going to answer to your question on our next live session, today at 7pm GMT: ruclips.net/video/wPm5fuX0sEA/видео.html
If you cannot make it tonight, the live will be available during 24hrs :) See you there!
@@caminotellers Did you wind up covering the issue of wild camping on the camino trails? In what part of the video did you discuss it? Looking forward to it
gracias por tu excelente video. Estoy planeando hacer el camino norte/primitivo en julio. Algún consejos sobre chinches? Abrazos 😳😬
Gracias Thomas! Consejo sobre chinches... lo que ojos no ven, corazón no siente! :) es el único consejo que te puedo dar :)
Hi good day , am planning to do the camino on May 2025 from Saint Jean Pied de Ports my question is how far or how often should i stay in any alburgues ? can i just walk in and pay if i feel tire walking and continue the next day ? thanks
Hey Joniel, you can walk in and just pay for it. We have been doing live streams every day of the french way from saint Jean pie de port. Join us and ask any question, it would help you plan your journey! Buen Camino ❤️
quick question...what camera do you have with you and how do you attach it to your backback strap?
I use a6600, crop sensor , which is still small size camera… you can attach it with a clip from “f-stop” brand! It’s really handy
Great video, very helpful. What do you use to find the places to stay? How do you find them? Do you recommend an App or ?
Hi Dan! Thanks a lot. I made a video about 3 Camino apps you might check and it will answer all questions :) hugs
Do the Alberges have electrical outlets near the beds? and what kind of plugs?
Matt! Europe has a different plugs then USA or England so better check it on Google, it knows all :) travel adapter should work fine, but not to big as… as you will have to carry it with you everywhere! Every albergue is build differently so the newest would have all commodities, but not all of them. But then you might get a piece that can connect few plugs at the same time… few options are available, hugs
Howdy! Just found your channel here, and I love it! You're a fantastic storyteller, man! I adore your vids! I'm considering taking a Camino del norte at the end of March/April. Yet I have a wrecked back, and even after backpacking Camino in my country, on the 3rd day, I couldn't continue because of the pain (I was carrying a max of 6 kg with me). But I love mountains! I have done hut-to-hut hiking for 5 days with no problem in Italy, just carrying a couple of clothes to change into and no 2nd pair of shoes or sleeping bag or anything heavy. And I really need some time for myself now... Do you know if it's possible to get a bed (not for 50 euros) in an albergue in March/April without a sleeping bag and travel camino del norte with a 30 l backpack? Also, at this moment, I'd really need some human interaction. Do you know If there will be people on the way to share a talk or a drink with? THANK YOU!
Sarinas, thanks a lot for your comment ❤️❤️❤️ I would love to have you on our live show tonight at 7pm GMT, we will talk about your case. This is the link for the live show: ruclips.net/user/livemYj5Ft7ZPPk?feature=share
@@caminotellers I'll do my best to join! Also, I see I made a mistake with the name - I was considering Camino Frances indeed, not del norte:)
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We have lives every Thursday at 7pm GMT, if you have questions you can join whenever you can! 🤗❤️
I have spent many nights youth hostelling in the UK. I have never fallen out of bed at home, but I have not managed to sleep a whole night in a top bunk without falling out in the middle of the night. Why is that?
hahahah that;s a good question!
Hola Ricky! Empezare el camino del norte luego la tercera semana de agosto. Crees que sea una fecha ocupada y que deba hacer reservación previa? El el camino del norte hay pueblos entre etapas donde haya albergues?
Holaaaa! que tal? el camino esta menos transitado, pero tiene servicios suficientes! busca albergues municipales que admiten por orden de entrada, no por reservas. feliz viaje
I see your camera connection is on your shoulder. What product is that???
It's a peak design camera clip... you can find many options in this sector! Really usefull stuff
Can the alburgues be booked online?
Only the private ones
Just another comment or question. Thanks first of all for your very enjoyable videos. Can you tell me, what filming and photographic equipment are you using? Love your Videos! ❤
This require a bit of a longer answer...I use a lot of gear! But go as portable as possible and you should be fine.
Hello Ricky. I really like your videos and you helped me a lot, but I got a question: do you have any experience about walking the camino portugues mid/end december? I got three weeks off (from 16th of december) and I'm thinking about walking it - BUT it's christmas time - Of course it won't be busy at all and much will be closed, I guess. But how about the Albuerges, Hostels and/or Hotels? Could there be a problem to find something at all, especially around 24th-26th? What would be your advice for a camino newby? :) Best regards - Marina, greatings from Austria.
Hi Marina! How are you? That’s for contacting! I never walked the camino Portuguese during Christmas… during my walks I would normally stay in mixture of public hostels and private. So it’s a matter of checking few in the places where you wish to stop(more or less) emailing them and you will know perfectly! Probably the first one contacted will tell you what is the situation on the camino( which are open or close etc), this would be my advice. And shops? There are always things open, obviously less but always. :) I hope it could help… try it ;)
Has the number of people sharing a room been reduced since covid?
Now it’s all back to the previous numbers, no restrictions.
Thanks for the inspiration! I'm wondering, when you say there's the option to call beforehand, where do you find phone numbers? Or which websites do you recommend?
Thanks you so much! Hope your Camino will be unforgetable.. the phone numbers- all depands where you start, as it sjpdp, in the pilgrims office, they will give you a list of all albergues on the way(French Way). Otherwise you can use one of many apps, I made a video about them, not to long so have a look and decide which suits you the best! Hugs
Ho do you find the list of albergues, specially the public ones that you don't book? I struggle to find them
Hello my Friend! Thanks for writing, try to check any of the main Camino apps, they have a list, they are called “municipal albergues”, and there are quite a few of them!
Hey! I'm trying to learn some Spanish but I'm worried that when I go I'll have a hard time booking a room due to my basic knowledge of the language. I'd like to primarily stay in albergazes. Is it best to call before hand? Also, do you just find these numbers online?
Watching all of your stuff in preparation, great stuff.
Jimmy! If you download any of the camino apps, you will get necessary numbers of places, and people speak English enough to understand you, don’t worry ;) I wouldn’t book accommodation accept busy 100k before, but calling a day before is a common practice, hugs
@@caminotellers thank you!
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Most Hospitaleros speak other languages, more than the Brits , Americans etc so don't worry. You pick up a list in SJPDP of the albergues, their addresses and phone numbers.. like Ricky says.. ear plugs are more important than which albergue
@@1606markie thank you Mark, that's great to know. Really appreciate the response.
Hahaha, i always take the top bed 😁
where do you put your backpack in albergues? is it safe?
What i normally do is having my money and passport on me and the rest is only clothing and food, no much to loose... in some albergues they have lockers but not in many. In general Camino is a heathy and safe enviroment, and if someone want to still my dirty socks, it mean that he need it more then me :)
@@caminotellers I assume also your camera equipment and such?
@@lzakje yes. I rather have my eyes open , but my heart is relaxed.
It was the safest time. No problems, on portuguese or Spanish route.. Never felt scared or concerned. People along the way were more than kind,generous and respectfull. Kindness begets kindness. Incredible experience. Travelled in March 2017. Weather was fine. Not too cold or hot. Only sprinkling of rain. Just right for me.
100 people in one room- INSANE
Even 189 in some places, but… you would be surprise how amazing the vibe is ;)
Are the Albergues open in Winter?
Some of them only, and mainly the private ones.
Are you planning some Camino this winter?
@@caminotellers I want to go as soon as possible. But I don't think that it will be possible until late fall or Winter. And I would rather go in Winter than wait for next year. I am so ready to go. Now now now.
@@winnienagel now now now :) i hope you can do it, sooner then you expect 💚💚🙏
@@caminotellers grácias. And Thank you for making great videos.
Would love to chat with you!! Need help
Contact on caminotellers@gmail.com ;) maybe we can help ! Hugs
We had a great snorer one night in Rates. Everyone huffing and doing nothing. I got up and as politely as I could I put my hands on him and rolled him on his side. I told him he is too young to snore. Not a peep out of him the whole night. Funny he left early morning...🤔
Hahahahah epic! I would love to see it!
@CaminoTellers - In search of the holy Trail got better...I later found out that he was a bit of a pest and had been a nuisance to one of the ladies, who was so gratefull not to be bothered by him anymore. You never know what a simple act can lead to.
Only cash?
In many yes… especially donative or super small! But also options to pay with the card.
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tell me about your camera and your camera strap. thanks
I have few ;) the best stabilizing is on action cameras (go pro10) but the best quality on "full frame" (a6600) and some cinematic views on the drone... are you planning to walk Camino and record?
@@caminotellers I did the Frances 12 yrs ago. Portugal 2 years ago. Will do Frances again beginning July 19 beginning in Pamplona. I meant I can see you have a kind of camera holster or camera strap that is forward on your backpack. Is that a special holster?
I would be VERY CAREFUL about this idea of sharing room with total strangers in our times of this crazy generation. Some people want to go for real pilgrimage, others for weird adventures.
Thanks for the feedback Marcie! Hugs from India! I’m doing the Dandi March and I’m the only pilgrim in the whole Path in the last 5 months…
@@caminotellers I DONT WANT YOUR HUGS, and I knew from the beginning something is NOT right with You and YOUR PILGRAMAGE. Let Archangel MICHAEL REBUKE YOU, I pray.
How weird we talking.??
Traduce al español. Plis
Quién quiera una buena cama y habitación que pague 100€ la noche. Y dormirá tranquilo y sin cena.😂
Pon subtítulos en español
Manana habrán, lo edité hoy y tardará un dia tal vez :)
Pre-booking is CHEATING!!! Be a Pilgrim , not a Tourist! Why not just take the Bus?
Hi Al! There is definitely more fun when no reservation is done! hugs
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Thabnks
los Peregrino de verdad no es siguen el turista pide atencion queren pagar poco y comodo ya el camino se puso turismo
La última semana hice in camino en India con 300.000 people at the same time… I think we are still far away from that on the Camino.
Do you recommend taking those plastic sheets you are putting on the bed?
The accommodation provides you with those usually!
Thanks!
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