Packing for the Camino De Santiago - the must-have list!
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- Embarking on the Camino de Santiago? Whether you're tackling the Camino del Norte, the Camino Portugués, or another route, our "Essential Guide to Packing for the Camino De Santiago" is your go-to resource. Discover the must-have items for a successful pilgrimage, avoid common packing mistakes, and learn tips to stay comfortable on the trail. This guide is perfect for both seasoned trekkers and first-time pilgrims, ensuring you're prepared this year and every year. Don't let a poorly packed bag ruin your journey-watch now and pack like a pro for a tear-free Camino experience!
The essential Guide to packing for the Camino De Santiago is here to help as 5-time pilgrim Richard Ellerington (The Ginger Vicar) helps you with all your needs.
For a guy that’s impressive, I like yre style, without all yre camera gear how much does it weigh……love watching, a real family affair..🙏with great sense of humour
Thanks for watching. I don’t weigh it anymore because I am as light as I need to be! Less is more! Glad you are enjoying the content and thanks so much for commenting. Sorry I have no answer
As usual, Rich, you nailed your explanation.
What was your base weight?
I have no idea - I pack as light as I can and never find out how much it weighs. It's light
For the sleeping sleeve, do you use that in addition to whatever bedding is provided?
Yes. But if I am booking somewhere to stay I will always ask if they have bedding. If it’s a cold night you can get stuck if you are walking in April /May/October without a sleeping bag. So always worth checking to see they provide blankets. Most do!
For what it's worth, don't bother with the cheap rubber tips for the hiking poles, buy the Leki ones. I've tried cheap ones (~€8) and they were useless and wore out really quickly, while the Leki ones (€15) seem to last forever. Well worth the extra cost.
Great tip. Thanks so much for the advice. And thanks for watching
@@TheGingerVicar-iu4mb Thanks for making the videos. Just about to leave for the Norte so your experiences were very interesting.
How is the pilgrimage going?
@@TheGingerVicar-iu4mb It was great, thanks. Norte was sunny with some very wet days and some sodden trails. Primitivo was impressive though the top of the Hospitales way was incredibly windy and cold, and I ended up doing some long days. Trying to decide on what to do next year now... Portuges. Via de la Plata, Costa Rica 🤔
@@chrisack6663 Via de la plata looks great - Costa Rica is one of the best countries i have been too as well
that's a lot of stuff