You’d look fucking incredible doing it on a horse 
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I’d be like Lee Van Cleef.
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A young lad like you, 33 days (Camino Francais). The same time Jesus spent on earth.
Accommodation is hostel based if you do it as a pilgrim. Dirt cheap. Some places are “donativo” donation only. Budget €10.
Food is basic. Most restaurants along the way have pilgrim menus. It was a standard €9 in 2014. All the water and local wine you can drink and desert would be an apple or choc-ice.
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Very few people do all of it in one go. Most people do Sarria to Santiago and then Santiago to the sea. Other people do a week a year of various portions of it.
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33 days is made for a school teacher.
The Spanish are notorious for it.
It can be hard to just get up and go if you have a family. The age profile is mostly summer students and 40+ who’ve raised a family.
So lots of singles. Small groups of friends. Very few couples. Tempers can rise in the mid day sun.
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Yup. Did last 100km with the missus back in 2014. Enjoyed it. Santiago is a nice city too. Well worth doing if you enjoy hiking / walking.
Meet all sorts doing it. Will defo go back
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How many rows did ye have?
I’m going to do some of St Declans way this year.
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By God that sounds ok
I’m thinking about this 12/14 years so feck it nows the year
Lads would ye consider the Laois Camino?
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Yep now that’ my youngest is independent I’ve time
Source?
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Ah shur 5 or 6.
Here’s the possible routes to Santiago. The Camino Frances is the most popular with plenty of places to stay.
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One a day isn’t too bad…
Well they dragged on and we repeated the same row over the day…i didnt want to complicate things but felt I should own up now
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