Navigating The Dangers Of Camino Del Norte: What You Need To Know

In this episode, we encounter some problems as we enter into our final town. Navigating this danger would be key to survival as we finish our day of 37k. It was a wonderful day as we started to up the kilometres in an attempt to arrive in Santiago on time.
The Camino de Santiago often takes you through wonderful idyllic locations but sometimes throws a curve ball at you and this was certainly one of those!
Enjoy all the madness as we make our way down the Camino del Norte!

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

We have recently completed the first stage of the Camino Norte and whilst it is stunning in the scenery that it offers there are certainly some areas where you need to keep your wits about you. This is certainly a Camino where we found that we encountered more road walking than say the Frances/Finisterre/Mozorabe. Stay safe and Buen Camino 👣

[@TheGingerVicar-iu4mb]

Great to hear you are out there. Have you started uploading new content from the Norte. The Norte gets worst for roads but better and better for views. I love it. I’m off to Porto in 2 weeks to film

[@TheGingerVicar-iu4mb]

Great to hear you are out there. Have you started uploading new content from the Norte. The Norte gets worst for roads but better and better for views. I love it. I’m off to Porto in 2 weeks to film

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

@@TheGingerVicar-iu4mb Yeah, we have just loaded Day 1 and 2 (Day 3 coming on Sunday). Porto 🫶 we went there after completing the Frances and loved the place....envious of you doing the Porto route but will watch your journey with aspiration of completing it soon ourselves 👣 Buen Camino!

[@Imthat676]

Why the hell you are bringing with you a surf board ???? That must be sooooooo comfortable and useful😢

[@TheGingerVicar-iu4mb]

We thought we could surf some of the many great surf spots. However no waves the whole way

[@ruthduncan6256]

Completed the Norte this year, must say I never anticipated so much road walking 90%, was not a fan of this Camino.

[@TheGingerVicar-iu4mb]

wonderful on the eyes and terrible on the feet - which has been your fav so far - thanks for watching

[@ruthduncan6256]

@@TheGingerVicar-iu4mbWalked Via Podiensis (Le Puy) twice….far less road walking, food, scenery less people, easy to find accommodation, relaxed walking. Having said that just completed 88 Temple Pilgrimage in Shikoku, now that is amazing, just the culture and history of Japan, downside 90% road walking, I was inspired by Efron, just taking more of a spiritual path, it’s about the journey to each temple, no race or having to walk long distances…love seeing you walk with your family, that’s very special…🙏