I'm undergoing chemo at the moment, and not in the best state mentally. These videos really help me, and give me extra incentive to fight this disease and to someday get to explore the way you do. Thanks for keeping me entertained
I actually wrote this qoute in my journal! So happy to find this channel. I am doing this Camino in a couple of month. Watching you navigate the trek helped me. Simple post, just you. I felt I was with you. I will be going on my own. I'm hoping I get as much out of it as you did. Thank you.
I love the fact you don't add silly music and we get the pure authenticity and natural sounds so peaceful and much better experience watching. Chills me right out these videos
The footage quality, and the drone footage are incredible. No silly music, just pure outdoors. Love it. "Life is simple, and when you keep it simple, you get life."
I get what you’re saying and I agree! Part of me thinks ‘Let’s see Liam get complicated!’ He likes to be a ‘Dark Horse’, keeping his feelings to himself. I’d love to see Liam go crazy! No matter what, we love him anyway!
@@altclut Agreed, but I hope the format stays like this, it's fantastic. If anything I'd like to see a bit of interaction with the locals on trips like this. but please don't change the style of editing. It's a masterpiece.
You are on your way to taking this channel to another level! Going Country to Country exploring different sceneries and cultures, mate I can only imagine where this channel will be in a year or so! Keep smashing it!
After having a recent breakdown of a long term relationship. Your videos have helped motivate me to get back into doing the things I used to love, I've got many walks and routes planned ahead of me and I've bought some new kit. Thanks Liam
what I love about your videos is how straightforward and 'authentic' they are. no 'influencer' style hyperbole or navel gazing, no intrusive music or showy editing, just letting the hike speak for itself
Portuguese sub here. Glad to see you chose Portugal as part of your first journey abroad. As always another great video. Keep it up! (Btw "boa tarde" means good afternoon, good night is "boa noite")
Beautiful! I walked from Porto to SDC, then Finisterre, Muxia, back to SDC, and then back to Porto again this summer in 31 days. What a magical experience. Thanks for allowing me to relive it!
Wonderful. I cycled from Lisbon. Part of which was costal. But the weather had some challenges. Winds and rain pelting down. Made it truly an adventure. Then we turned inland. Finally making it to Santiago. The Portuguese are the loveliest people I’ve ever met. ❤️
Hey Liam! As a portuguese I loved watching your perspective on our part of the camino. The portuguese wish Bom Caminho to all the hikers and pilgrims doing the camino. Its just means wish you a good journey What tent are you using? btw. Boa Noite is good night, boa tarde is good afternoon/evening
Great adventure Liam. I find the sound of footsteps on a gravel path strangely soothing and the subtitles interprets that sound as applause😆 I applaud you too. Thanks for taking us along on your journey.
Mate I love your channel. You're a likeable bloke and this is no nonsense just pure great walks with fantastic footage views and highlights. I could watch a 2 hour video on this. Please continue these international hikes and journeys. I know it's far away but new Zealand has 9 "greak hikes" most of them over several days. I've done 2 of them and they would be great for you to do and put on here
Good on ya Liam. In 2017 I did the Camino Francis. After a night's celebration in Santiago, I continued hiking the Portuguese Way in reverse, finishing my Camino in Porto. I'd recommend doing the full Camino, it will change your life forever.
I felt so much for you today when the burger and chips shop was closed, and the shower wasn’t working. Anyway you kept on smiling, enjoying your fabulous adventure. I lived and worked in Portugal for over four years and I do know most of the towns your passing but I wasn’t aware of the trail. Cheers. Warwick
You are absolutely nailing it mate. your walks are epic, the duration of the videos is about right, the editing is good. Very inspirational. Thank you.
A few years ago I did the last 100 miles of the “French” Camino. Galicia is known as the urinal of Spain and, like you, it rained on us. The Caminos are well worth doing - for some it is a spiritual journey, for others it is a walk. Ending up in Santiago is marvellous - the cathedral is stunning and best seen from the huge square that it overlooks. Thank you for showing us the Portuguese Camino.
What a great surprise, Portugal's coastline! This was superb, Liam!! Also, don't feel bad about not speaking another language outside of English, most Americans have the same limitation when traveling outside of the States. At least you are humble and respectful about it. Good on you!
This is probably the best video I seen so far about Northern Portugal and the Portuguese Way of Saint James. By the way, in Portuguese it's "Caminho", not "Camino". As a Portuguese, be welcome to do more of these here! Thanks!!! 😁
I absolutely LOVE the fact that you are travelling that light. While I have never gone on an adventure like yours, I have done a bit of travelling and it was in 2018 when I realised that we do not need that much. Was in England in March visiting friends for 10 days and I only took about 18 L with me. It was more than enough. I am originally from Vigo and it felt cool to see those areas in the video. Made me a bit homesick tho, since I have been living in Germany for the past 10 years. The shot at 28:47, I see the city council and Cíes Islands. Check them out, they are lovely 😊 Great video!
Hello Liam, I wanted to just thank you for all your videos on this channel. I would love to go out and just go backpacking as well, but for some reason it feels like a big hurdle to actually go and do it. I discovered your channel a few weeks ago and have been watching many of your videos. You always sum up what you bring in your pack, which isn't much. I don't know why, but the hurdle doesn't feel nearly as big now, and I'm planning my first multi-day hike in spring. Thank you so much for the inspiration, and for providing the final push I needed to take the step. I will enjoy my hikes so much! See you in the next video (can't wait!)!
I've watched a number of video's about Portugal, from van lifers or people who just bought a patch of land in the back country and made a life, but nothing like this. A completely different perspective and another great video. Keep them coming Liam :)
Hi Liam, Just wanted to say how much I enjoyed your film, and the genuine pleasure you convey to the viewer of your experience. I have been fortunate to stay in Porto and Santiago De Compostela on previous trips but am hoping to do the route you did in May 2023. It was a joy to see the pleasure you get from enjoying the outdoor life, and in many ways reminds us that you don't have to spend the big bucks to enjoy yourself. Thanks again for sharing your journey experience, and congratulations on making one of the most watchable professional videos I have seen on RUclips about the Portuguese Camino. Excellent work.
You're really getting good at this videography Liam, thanks for sharing. You voice overs are really natural - so many people over script it and sound robotic. +9:58 "Life is simple, and when you keep it simple, you get life. That's all you need isn't it? ...anyway shut up Liam." No. Don't shut up Liam. You're intelligent and articulate and I value your commentary. Sounds like someone or something put you down in a previous life.
Portugal is beautiful. Another really chilled video and looking forward to something further afield. I’d recommend some hiking in Northern Thailand, Vietnam and Laos.
Really enjoy your videos mate. Watching them, I get a real feel for what it is like to be there. The fact that you don't use music is the main reason why this is one of my favourite channels. Keep the adventures coming dude! :)
Fascinating video. The immense well-being by walking. We did this from Oporto to the Spanish border 40 years ago. Still remember the healthy cabbage soup one could get everywhere. Now, everything looks very modern compared. An ocean is an ocean. Thank you for the remarkable landscape pictures taken with sensible feelings.
Love your video tour of parts of Portugal & Spain. 😊You always seem to have such a fun time appreciating the beauty of the area where you find yourself. Didn’t want the trip to end. Great job, Liam. 🙋🏼♀️👍🏻🇺🇸
Hi Liam, I did this route back in 2016 and you brought back great memories. I stayed in the pilgrim Albergues though! This year I did the GR65 into the Camino Norto/Primitivo. 1700km all up. I think you would enjoy the GR65, the camping and scenery is outstanding.
Hey Liam! I live in Porto and would be amazing to meet you on your way and be able to wish you good luck for your journey. It’s amazing how your videos help me relax and be more at ease. Thank you
Honestly, your videos are brilliant! Firstly, the fact that you go to all of these diferent places that are new for you but you just go for it - love that! Secondly, the editing is really good and I can't stop watching your videos - great contest and inspire me to do something like this. Keep it up Liam! :-)
I really enjoyed this one, makes me want to get out there and explore!! thanks for sharing and looking forward to more of your international adventures!
Hey man, another lovely video. I just finished the first day out of Porto and I watched yours this evening. I had some wild weather today, but always happy to be on a trail. I think you'd love the 'Fisherman's trail' in south Portugal, it's much less urban with lots of dramatic cliff walking and almost no roads. Take it easy!
You were in Celtic lands! I'm from Porto, and even though I've never taken the "camino" I headed North a lot as a young person. And now, recalling those journeys with my family, - through pretty much all the places you've been also, - it gives a mystic vibe, something outworldly, something rough but cozy, familiar, a lunar landscape. While at the same time, I know this part of the world is the antipodes of New Zealand - I see a link, a mysterious vibe, exciting, adventurous - the same kind of sun, maybe, the mix of ocean, moutains, forrest and beach, but half a world apart.
Liam, thank you. I watch a half dozen hiking/camping RUclips channels,(Girl Out Doors ,WildBeare), just to name two. And finally someone who puts a map in their video to show where they're at. Thank you again. Love your drone shots.
Hiking videos can easily get boring and monotonous, but I really like your simple format. Without a lot of background music, that often ruins the experience. Keep up the good work, Liam. Greetings from Sweden!
Amazing Dude, keep going. What you mention about the abundance of cafes and resupplying- it reminded me of when I walked the south downs way. Hardly anything for a big bit of it.
Liam, I have watched MANY Camino videos and yours is my all-time favorite. Just enough commentary and advice, but fun to watch too. You are such a joyful man. Thanks for sharing this with the world.
Brilliant video. Definitely upping your editing and production skills too. Also "Life is simple. If you keep it simple you get life" is a wonderful phrase! Excellent stuff.
We started in porto & have just arrived in o porrino tommorow onto pontevedra we are here after watching your camino it gave us the inspiration to do ours!!!
A wonderful journey, Liam. Thank you for sharing. I did the Portuguese Camino last year, and the French Camino twice. It was wonderful to relive those moments, and the genuine honesty of your trip.
Yo, Liam, thanks again for sharing this trip with us - just gets better and better. Great to see a return of the teeth brushing scenes (!), but I am still nostalgically waiting to see your regular glass being used for tea and a few more clips of your cooking and meals. Can't believe you haven't been caught camping wild by the authorities yet, neither at home nor abroad. Thanks for a wonderful, beautiful, inspiring video - greetings from Cape Town.
Insane video and incredible quality. You've really found your niche here, can't wait to see what obscure places all over the world you continue to explore
I just completed Camino frances from Sarria with my friends and we are planning to do the Camino Portuguese in 2 years. I came across your channel looking for an idea and your video is such an inspiration. the way you presented it was simple, informative, and lovely in general. Thank you for sharing.
Your whole attitude is so refreshing compared to other travel vloggers I follow! Just found you and I’ll be watching all your videos. I solo backpack in america, but have hiked the Pennine Way and West Highland Way.
Lovely watching you go through places that mean so much to me. By family is from Afife, Viana do Castelo, whose beaches you crossed. I go there every year. If you ever come back, go into these little villages. They're pieces from Heaven.
Hey Liam, I watched this video back in May, and as I was wondering what to do with myself for the summer I decided to give this a go. I walked the full distance from the river in Porto to the cathedral in Santiago in 12 days and just got back last week. As hot as it was, it was a stunning walk and a really wonderful way to experience Portugal and Spain in a non-touristy manner, so thanks for the video. It provided the kick I needed to go do something and it worked out really well! Easily one of the most enjoyable hikes I’ve done abroad.
Loved this Liam. I know that you don't really mean it when you said early in your walk that nothing spectacular happened. The whole walks WAS spectacular, well done!!! I walked the Camino Frances 7 years ago and it changed my life. I did the Coast to Coast 3 years ago and found it much harder, at least the Lake District section. To be hones I was not prepared enough. I learned my lesson really quickly though, lightened my load and enjoyed the 2nd half of the C2C though Yorkshire much more (in spite of the bogs :). I am recovering from knee surgery atm but hope to do the Camino Portugues in the next few years (I am almost 69 and loving life). I used to live near Durham before returning to Australia in 2002. I fell in love with the NE and in particular Hadrian's Wall. I hope to come back and walk the path when I am 70. Best wishes for future adventures Liam.Thanks for this. Regards from down-under, Dave
Sunrise walks are my fuel. So happy to see a backpacker youtuber who appreciates a cold one on route. There was me worrying I had to drink endless cups of tea and I hate tea. Love the videos, keep it up mate.
Great video Liam, thanks. I have been following you for some time and I have to say your production has improved a lot, your narration is tremendously better. Keep up the good work. Beast wishes.
Another great video, nicely paced and edited. The only problem is you keep making my 'walks to do list' longer. Thanks for the effort and time you put into these films.
I biked the Camino from Porto to Santiago with friends in October. Maybe we zipped past you (or you zipped past us!). Loved recognizing some of the beautiful views you captured! Excellent video ❤
I loved this, very naïve at times, but it is so refreshing to just set off with minimal prep about accommodation and greetings like "Buen Camino". So many other vids put out there by hikers are boring with their distances to the nearest 10th of a mile and where they stayed..... and yes, being in a dorm with 12 other snorers can be enough to make you very annoyed. I remember getting up well before dawn, just to get away from the chainsaws surrounding me.
Have watched quite a few of your vids Liam. I enjoy walking with you. You will have to do the Camino Francés now. It’s an experience you will never forget. As they say in as pain “Buen Camino” peregrino and happy trails wherever you may walk 👣
All the walks I have planned for ages, you seem to be doing. And it really is telling me I just need to get out there and do it. Another brilliant video and really love the content and the vibes.
I'm undergoing chemo at the moment, and not in the best state mentally.
These videos really help me, and give me extra incentive to fight this disease and to someday get to explore the way you do.
Thanks for keeping me entertained
Best wishes pal! I hope everything goes well for you!
I wish you all the best❤
Sorry you’re going through this, You can do this Connor! All the best 💪
Sending best wishes to you, all the best chief!
Sorry you're going through that pal, keep your head up get well and get out and walk and explore.
"Life is simple. And when you keep it simple, you get life." Love that!
Put simply but this is very profound x
❤
I actually wrote this qoute in my journal!
So happy to find this channel. I am doing this Camino in a couple of month. Watching you navigate the trek helped me. Simple post, just you. I felt I was with you. I will be going on my own. I'm hoping I get as much out of it as you did. Thank you.
Easy to say, difficult to do. Sometimes things that make it difficult are the circumstances and other people.
I love the fact you don't add silly music and we get the pure authenticity and natural sounds so peaceful and much better experience watching. Chills me right out these videos
The footage quality, and the drone footage are incredible. No silly music, just pure outdoors. Love it.
"Life is simple, and when you keep it simple, you get life."
I get what you’re saying and I agree! Part of me thinks ‘Let’s see Liam get complicated!’
He likes to be a ‘Dark Horse’, keeping his feelings to himself. I’d love to see Liam go crazy! No matter what, we love him anyway!
@@altclut Agreed, but I hope the format stays like this, it's fantastic.
If anything I'd like to see a bit of interaction with the locals on trips like this. but please don't change the style of editing. It's a masterpiece.
No meaningless music ,fantastic
I like that saying too.
Thankyou for the inspiration
You are on your way to taking this channel to another level! Going Country to Country exploring different sceneries and cultures, mate I can only imagine where this channel will be in a year or so! Keep smashing it!
I echo this!❤
100% agree
Definitely, this would be me dream man so fair play to him mate
Its these type of people that deserve it.
After having a recent breakdown of a long term relationship. Your videos have helped motivate me to get back into doing the things I used to love, I've got many walks and routes planned ahead of me and I've bought some new kit. Thanks Liam
what I love about your videos is how straightforward and 'authentic' they are. no 'influencer' style hyperbole or navel gazing, no intrusive music or showy editing, just letting the hike speak for itself
Portuguese sub here. Glad to see you chose Portugal as part of your first journey abroad. As always another great video. Keep it up! (Btw "boa tarde" means good afternoon, good night is "boa noite")
Just came back from the Camino Francés, 500 miles to Santiago. Got into trekking after videos on RUclips like yours
Just finished this exact Camino route a few weeks ago! Thanks for the sweet walk down memory lane. One of the best experiences of my life…
You are a talented storyteller. Keep the story simple, keep walking, and let the Camino shine.
Beautiful! I walked from Porto to SDC, then Finisterre, Muxia, back to SDC, and then back to Porto again this summer in 31 days. What a magical experience. Thanks for allowing me to relive it!
Wonderful. I cycled from Lisbon. Part of which was costal. But the weather had some challenges. Winds and rain pelting down. Made it truly an adventure. Then we turned inland. Finally making it to Santiago. The Portuguese are the loveliest people I’ve ever met. ❤️
Hey Liam! As a portuguese I loved watching your perspective on our part of the camino. The portuguese wish Bom Caminho to all the hikers and pilgrims doing the camino. Its just means wish you a good journey
What tent are you using?
btw. Boa Noite is good night, boa tarde is good afternoon/evening
Great adventure Liam. I find the sound of footsteps on a gravel path strangely soothing and the subtitles interprets that sound as applause😆 I applaud you too. Thanks for taking us along on your journey.
Poetic!
Mate I love your channel. You're a likeable bloke and this is no nonsense just pure great walks with fantastic footage views and highlights. I could watch a 2 hour video on this. Please continue these international hikes and journeys. I know it's far away but new Zealand has 9 "greak hikes" most of them over several days. I've done 2 of them and they would be great for you to do and put on here
Thanks
Good on ya Liam. In 2017 I did the Camino Francis. After a night's celebration in Santiago, I continued hiking the Portuguese Way in reverse, finishing my Camino in Porto. I'd recommend doing the full Camino, it will change your life forever.
What would you say the main differences / appeals of the two ways are? Besides the coast obviously. Which was your personal favorite
Your journey from army chef to Santiago has been a joy to behold. Great work again Liam, you never disappoint.
I felt so much for you today when the burger and chips shop was closed, and the shower wasn’t working. Anyway you kept on smiling, enjoying your fabulous adventure. I lived and worked in Portugal for over four years and I do know most of the towns your passing but I wasn’t aware of the trail. Cheers. Warwick
You are absolutely nailing it mate. your walks are epic, the duration of the videos is about right, the editing is good. Very inspirational. Thank you.
A few years ago I did the last 100 miles of the “French” Camino. Galicia is known as the urinal of Spain and, like you, it rained on us. The Caminos are well worth doing - for some it is a spiritual journey, for others it is a walk. Ending up in Santiago is marvellous - the cathedral is stunning and best seen from the huge square that it overlooks. Thank you for showing us the Portuguese Camino.
What a great surprise, Portugal's coastline! This was superb, Liam!! Also, don't feel bad about not speaking another language outside of English, most Americans have the same limitation when traveling outside of the States. At least you are humble and respectful about it. Good on you!
This is probably the best video I seen so far about Northern Portugal and the Portuguese Way of Saint James. By the way, in Portuguese it's "Caminho", not "Camino".
As a Portuguese, be welcome to do more of these here! Thanks!!! 😁
Thanks to this video today I am in Santiago de Compostela. I just finished the Portuguese Camino along the coast. Thank you mate for the inspiration
I absolutely LOVE the fact that you are travelling that light. While I have never gone on an adventure like yours, I have done a bit of travelling and it was in 2018 when I realised that we do not need that much. Was in England in March visiting friends for 10 days and I only took about 18 L with me. It was more than enough.
I am originally from Vigo and it felt cool to see those areas in the video. Made me a bit homesick tho, since I have been living in Germany for the past 10 years. The shot at 28:47, I see the city council and Cíes Islands. Check them out, they are lovely 😊
Great video!
Hello Liam,
I wanted to just thank you for all your videos on this channel. I would love to go out and just go backpacking as well, but for some reason it feels like a big hurdle to actually go and do it. I discovered your channel a few weeks ago and have been watching many of your videos. You always sum up what you bring in your pack, which isn't much. I don't know why, but the hurdle doesn't feel nearly as big now, and I'm planning my first multi-day hike in spring.
Thank you so much for the inspiration, and for providing the final push I needed to take the step. I will enjoy my hikes so much!
See you in the next video (can't wait!)!
I've watched a number of video's about Portugal, from van lifers or people who just bought a patch of land in the back country and made a life, but nothing like this. A completely different perspective and another great video. Keep them coming Liam :)
I'm from Brazil and it was so cute to see you speaking a little bit of portuguese.
Loved the video btw
Hi Liam,
Just wanted to say how much I enjoyed your film, and the genuine pleasure you convey to the viewer of your experience.
I have been fortunate to stay in Porto and Santiago De Compostela on previous trips but am hoping to do the route you did in May 2023.
It was a joy to see the pleasure you get from enjoying the outdoor life, and in many ways reminds us that you don't have to spend the big bucks to enjoy yourself.
Thanks again for sharing your journey experience, and congratulations on making one of the most watchable professional videos I have seen on RUclips about the Portuguese Camino.
Excellent work.
You're really getting good at this videography Liam, thanks for sharing. You voice overs are really natural - so many people over script it and sound robotic.
+9:58 "Life is simple, and when you keep it simple, you get life. That's all you need isn't it? ...anyway shut up Liam."
No. Don't shut up Liam. You're intelligent and articulate and I value your commentary. Sounds like someone or something put you down in a previous life.
Portugal is beautiful. Another really chilled video and looking forward to something further afield. I’d recommend some hiking in Northern Thailand, Vietnam and Laos.
Liam, these are a seriously good watch and should be on TV or Amazon. Excellent mate really enjoy them!
Really enjoy your videos mate. Watching them, I get a real feel for what it is like to be there. The fact that you don't use music is the main reason why this is one of my favourite channels. Keep the adventures coming dude! :)
Fascinating video. The immense well-being by walking. We did this from Oporto to the Spanish border 40 years ago. Still remember the healthy cabbage soup one could get everywhere. Now, everything looks very modern compared. An ocean is an ocean. Thank you for the remarkable landscape pictures taken with sensible feelings.
Too blessed to be stressed man. Love it. So chilled watching your videos bro
Love your video tour of parts of Portugal & Spain. 😊You always seem to have such a fun time appreciating the beauty of the area where you find yourself. Didn’t want the trip to end. Great job, Liam. 🙋🏼♀️👍🏻🇺🇸
You know it's a good day when a new video from Liam comes out 😄 amazing work as usual!
Hi Liam, I did this route back in 2016 and you brought back great memories. I stayed in the pilgrim Albergues though! This year I did the GR65 into the Camino Norto/Primitivo. 1700km all up. I think you would enjoy the GR65, the camping and scenery is outstanding.
Liam , so glad I'm supporting you. Brilliant channel and now you do this !!! Well done , easily the best videos on RUclips
It seemed so relaxing and blissful to be camped at the beach and hearing the ocean waves.
Definitely agree with others Liam your narration and production are getting better all the time, well done and full respect mate 🙌
Hey Liam! I live in Porto and would be amazing to meet you on your way and be able to wish you good luck for your journey. It’s amazing how your videos help me relax and be more at ease. Thank you
Honestly, your videos are brilliant! Firstly, the fact that you go to all of these diferent places that are new for you but you just go for it - love that! Secondly, the editing is really good and I can't stop watching your videos - great contest and inspire me to do something like this. Keep it up Liam! :-)
What an amazing opportunity mate. You're taking us all with you! Thank you 👍 🇦🇺
I really enjoyed this one, makes me want to get out there and explore!! thanks for sharing and looking forward to more of your international adventures!
Excellent Liam, it sure brightened up a dreary wet Cumbrian day here, that shelter looks the business 👏🏻
Hey man, another lovely video. I just finished the first day out of Porto and I watched yours this evening. I had some wild weather today, but always happy to be on a trail. I think you'd love the 'Fisherman's trail' in south Portugal, it's much less urban with lots of dramatic cliff walking and almost no roads. Take it easy!
You were in Celtic lands!
I'm from Porto, and even though I've never taken the "camino" I headed North a lot as a young person. And now, recalling those journeys with my family, - through pretty much all the places you've been also, - it gives a mystic vibe, something outworldly, something rough but cozy, familiar, a lunar landscape. While at the same time, I know this part of the world is the antipodes of New Zealand - I see a link, a mysterious vibe, exciting, adventurous - the same kind of sun, maybe, the mix of ocean, moutains, forrest and beach, but half a world apart.
Love this, I recently drove down the coastline of Portugal in my camper. Beautiful coastline, especially in the north.
Another fantastic adventure. Thanks for taking us with you Liam.
Wow I can't believe you've gone abroad! Fantastic video mate. Its my dream to walk the camino
Literally just discovered your videos. Captures the beauty around you perfectly. Look forward to more
Really enjoyed this, I walked the Camino about 20 years ago… bought back a lot of fond memories.
Thank you Liam from the UK. Your video is uplifting and educational! Best regards!
Liam, thank you. I watch a half dozen hiking/camping RUclips channels,(Girl Out Doors ,WildBeare), just to name two.
And finally someone who puts a map in their video to show where they're at. Thank you again. Love your drone shots.
I absolutely love these videos. You're the ultimate minimalist. Good luck
Oh man your videos are, a therapy .. Keep doing what you doing m8
Loved this thanks so much. Beautiful scenery in Portugal. I love the Portuguese coffee too.
Hiking videos can easily get boring and monotonous, but I really like your simple format. Without a lot of background music, that often ruins the experience. Keep up the good work, Liam. Greetings from Sweden!
I did Camino from Lisbon this autumn, chose the coastal one from Porto too and it melts my heart seeing these beautiful views again ❤
I am doing this next year and was gassed when I saw that you had come out with this video. The channel is amazing, keep smashing it mate!
Alburghes / hostels only cost a donation- £15 but your see through tent looks amazing
Amazing Dude, keep going.
What you mention about the abundance of cafes and resupplying- it reminded me of when I walked the south downs way. Hardly anything for a big bit of it.
Liam, I have watched MANY Camino videos and yours is my all-time favorite. Just enough commentary and advice, but fun to watch too. You are such a joyful man. Thanks for sharing this with the world.
wow love your philospy,the scenery and your commentary
Brilliant video. Definitely upping your editing and production skills too. Also "Life is simple. If you keep it simple you get life" is a wonderful phrase!
Excellent stuff.
Thanks!
Great video Liam. Really well put together. I have just booked for this October.
Absolutely brilliant again, Liam, thank you for giving us a snapshot of your incredible journey abroad!
Dude. Your going be looking back in 10 or 20 years and be like.... Daaaaam. I had it goooood. Top man.
We started in porto & have just arrived in o porrino tommorow onto pontevedra we are here after watching your camino it gave us the inspiration to do ours!!!
That was 38 minutes very well spent, I love watching your videos and can't wait for the next one.
A wonderful journey, Liam. Thank you for sharing. I did the Portuguese Camino last year, and the French Camino twice. It was wonderful to relive those moments, and the genuine honesty of your trip.
which did you prefer out of the two? I'm planning to do my first Camino next year but cant decide which one to start with.
Yo, Liam, thanks again for sharing this trip with us - just gets better and better. Great to see a return of the teeth brushing scenes (!), but I am still nostalgically waiting to see your regular glass being used for tea and a few more clips of your cooking and meals. Can't believe you haven't been caught camping wild by the authorities yet, neither at home nor abroad. Thanks for a wonderful, beautiful, inspiring video - greetings from Cape Town.
Insane video and incredible quality. You've really found your niche here, can't wait to see what obscure places all over the world you continue to explore
I just completed Camino frances from Sarria with my friends and we are planning to do the Camino Portuguese in 2 years. I came across your channel looking for an idea and your video is such an inspiration. the way you presented it was simple, informative, and lovely in general. Thank you for sharing.
Loved this video, one of my favorites. 👍🏻 Dreaming of my first Camino, the Portuguese Coastal, hopefully in 2024. 🙏🏻
I cycled that same route about 18 years ago. Thanks for taking us along Liam.
"When you keep it simple you get life"
You perfectly expressed what I felt when I walked the same path. ❤
Your whole attitude is so refreshing compared to other travel vloggers I follow! Just found you and I’ll be watching all your videos. I solo backpack in america, but have hiked the Pennine Way and West Highland Way.
Excellent presentation and entertaining Liam. Please consider doing ‘The London Loop’, 150 miles.
I loved this video and the simple chat along the way. Something special about doing a coastal walk.Thanks fror sharing it with us.
You're a simple man Liam, gi mean that in a positive, genuine way. I do enjoy traveling with you
Thank you so very much that was so authentic i felt i was with you the whole way ..planning to do this one September this year EXCITED 😊
Lovely watching you go through places that mean so much to me. By family is from Afife, Viana do Castelo, whose beaches you crossed. I go there every year.
If you ever come back, go into these little villages. They're pieces from Heaven.
Hey Liam, I watched this video back in May, and as I was wondering what to do with myself for the summer I decided to give this a go. I walked the full distance from the river in Porto to the cathedral in Santiago in 12 days and just got back last week.
As hot as it was, it was a stunning walk and a really wonderful way to experience Portugal and Spain in a non-touristy manner, so thanks for the video. It provided the kick I needed to go do something and it worked out really well! Easily one of the most enjoyable hikes I’ve done abroad.
Curious what do you do for water each day as you hike? Are there public refil taps, do you buy from shops etc?
Well done Liam, nice to see you travelling abroad - keep it up and safe travels!
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful imagery with us Liam😊
Loved this Liam. I know that you don't really mean it when you said early in your walk that nothing spectacular happened. The whole walks WAS spectacular, well done!!! I walked the Camino Frances 7 years ago and it changed my life. I did the Coast to Coast 3 years ago and found it much harder, at least the Lake District section. To be hones I was not prepared enough. I learned my lesson really quickly though, lightened my load and enjoyed the 2nd half of the C2C though Yorkshire much more (in spite of the bogs :). I am recovering from knee surgery atm but hope to do the Camino Portugues in the next few years (I am almost 69 and loving life). I used to live near Durham before returning to Australia in 2002. I fell in love with the NE and in particular Hadrian's Wall. I hope to come back and walk the path when I am 70. Best wishes for future adventures Liam.Thanks for this. Regards from down-under, Dave
Yet another fantastic video. The overseas theme is a welcome change and one that I am sure will grown your audience. Keep up the amazing work 🙂
Sunrise walks are my fuel. So happy to see a backpacker youtuber who appreciates a cold one on route. There was me worrying I had to drink endless cups of tea and I hate tea. Love the videos, keep it up mate.
Great video Liam, thanks. I have been following you for some time and I have to say your production has improved a lot, your narration is tremendously better. Keep up the good work. Beast wishes.
Another great video, nicely paced and edited. The only problem is you keep making my 'walks to do list' longer. Thanks for the effort and time you put into these films.
I biked the Camino from Porto to Santiago with friends in October. Maybe we zipped past you (or you zipped past us!). Loved recognizing some of the beautiful views you captured! Excellent video ❤
Great stuff Liam, i'm actually in Porto at the minute so this was a nice surprise. Would love you to continue finding awesome routes across Europe
I loved this, very naïve at times, but it is so refreshing to just set off with minimal prep about accommodation and greetings like "Buen Camino". So many other vids put out there by hikers are boring with their distances to the nearest 10th of a mile and where they stayed..... and yes, being in a dorm with 12 other snorers can be enough to make you very annoyed. I remember getting up well before dawn, just to get away from the chainsaws surrounding me.
Have watched quite a few of your vids Liam. I enjoy walking with you. You will have to do the Camino Francés now. It’s an experience you will never forget. As they say in as pain “Buen Camino” peregrino and happy trails wherever you may walk 👣
Wow you did it! Looking forward to watching this. Been thinking about it for a while.
A Year of watching your vids and the quality is always improving. Awesome content!
All the walks I have planned for ages, you seem to be doing. And it really is telling me I just need to get out there and do it. Another brilliant video and really love the content and the vibes.