Camino de Santiago Travel Vlogs, Authentic Tips & FAQs

Consider getting a good guidebook to enhance your understanding of the history and culture along the route.

Be prepared for the social culture along the Camino, especially the wine culture, and set boundaries if needed.

Make sure to know where you're staying each night if you plan to send your bag ahead.

If you have a heavy bag, there's no shame in sending it forward to enjoy the experience without the extra weight.

Consider using a luggage service to send your bag to your next location, which costs about six euros per day.

Take your time to savor the moments and enjoy the journey, as it can feel long at first but speeds up quickly.

Plan your schedule around the siesta hours, as most small businesses close from 2 to 5 PM.

Plan your days ahead to include some of the best albergues along the Camino to ensure a stress-free experience.