Let´s talk about Camino de Santiago - part 2 - we try to answer you questions

Let's talk about the Camino de Santiago and what we learned from our hikes along the different paths leading to Santiago de Compostela.
From Porto, from Le Puy, from Irun and from Saint Jean Pied de Port.
In a series of videos about what it's like to walk the Camino de Santiago, Camilla and I will talk about what we've learned.
What could have been good to know before we started our hikes and what do we take with us next time?
Because we will travel back and continue walking the roads around Santiago de Compostela.
In this video we try to answer questions we received.
Feel free to write questions in the comment field if you want, and we'll try to answer them in future films.
We will talk about packing, shoes, food, access to toilets, what it's like to live in a hostel/albergue, laundry facilities, showers, bed bugs and most things that might be good to know.
We hope you will enjoy our videos.
00:00 Intro
01:36 More about Me and Camilla
03:47 First question - Can I protect my feet?
05:32 Second question - How du you plan your day?
08:42 Third question - Why is the last 100 km different?
10:23 Fourth question - How to train for the Camino?
12:22 Fifth question - How many others walk the Camino?
15:11 Sixth question - Things you are afraid of?
18:23 Last question for this time - Hostels, do you need to book in advance?
Pilgrim’s reception office - statistics - oficinadelperegrino.com/en/pi...
A site that is a good help for planning your day - www.gronze.com/
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All rights reserved. Filmed in July 2023

[@BrandonBradford]

Really helpful. My question is the following: Have you considered any other long distance hikes? The pacific crest trail maybe?

[@Per-Ola_a_camino_hiker]

Yes but it’s here in Sweden, The Kings trail (Kungsleden in Swedish), The PCT if I was 30 years younger 😃😃

[@CelticSeer]

Thank you both for sharing your experiences….very insightful and helpful. Buen Camino!

[@user-ek5kj6gq4p]

How do you say to someone with being rude that you like to continue by yourself when them moments come