How do I plan a Camino trip?

Planning to Walk the Camino de Santiago

Pick Your Route. Christian Kober / robertharding / Getty Images.
Decide How Far to Walk. Joel Addams / Getty Images.
Create a Training Plan.
Consider Accommodation Options.
Look Into Luggage Transfers.
Determine Whether You’re Going Solo.
Consider a Traditional vs.

Did Martin Sheen walk the Camino de Santiago?

Sheen, who was raised Catholic, walked part of the Camino in 1993, well before his son’s film project began. Modern pilgrims, however, aren’t always interested in the religious aspects of the task.

Which route should you take for the Camino de Santiago?

Camino frances (The French Way) is by far the busiest route.

Camino portugues (The Portuguese Way) is the second busiest.

Camino primitivo (The Original Way) is the oldest and most authentic Camino route.

Camino del Norte (The North Camino) runs along the seashore of the Bay of Biscay and has the most challenging terrain.

When to visit the Camino de Santiago?

While many times of year are great to walk the Camino de Santiago, the best time to traverse the route is during the summer, when mountain passes are clear and weather is less likely to interfere with your journey. The route is also known as the Way of St. James and other similar variations, such as St. James’s Way, Path, or Trail.

When is the best time to walk the Camino de Santiago?

Best time to walk the Camino de Santiago. Pilgrims tend to plump for European summer months as the best time to walk the Camino de Santiago, although many people also go for it later in the season, when it is quieter, in September or October.

Is it safe to do the Camino de Santiago?

The Camino de Santiago is safe, however, it is necessary to take precautions before and during our pilgrimage to avoid any displeasure and make the experience unforgettable.