One question that many people ask whilst planning their Camino revolves around budgets. How much do things cost and how much money do I need to take.
So I thought that I would share my budget as well as a few financial related tips. So here is my budget for the Camino Frances during May/June 2015. OK, first a disclaimer! You can probably walk your Camino on a budget of 25-30 Euros a day (as at 2015). That will mean staying in shared accommodation, eating cheap meals, picnic lunches, maybe doing some cooking yourself and so on.
A Long Walk Uphill to O Cebreiro 5 kilometers out of Ambasmestas Good news, bad news Time for some heel supports Topping up water At the head of the pass The final stretch An interesting discovery Reflections I made it A church stop O Cebreiro church My casa rural A local resident Inside my casa...
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As I sit in the dining room of the Hostal Don Suero in Hospital de Órbigo, I look over the ancient bridge where Don Suero conducted his battles in 1434. A number of kids from the town are gathering in the old jousting area. Whilst eating, I glanced up out of curiosity to see what they were up to. It soon becomes apparent that this is a rehearsal for some sort of festival.
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León to Hospital de Órbigo on the Camino Frances Road to myself New meets the Old Roman Road Smart birds Guessed right The Story The Bridge Bed for the night Room ...
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Almost Halfway on the Camino de Santiago Leaving Carrion Long section without water Oasis Oasis 2 A long straight road… First Village Where is the cafe? I finally made it Resting place for tonight A pilgrim’s work is never...
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En Route to Burgos Hostel in Atapeurca Ultralite Camino Gear San Juan Albergue news Roman roads are hard on the feet View over...
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