JourneyLearning: - Your journey guide

Another element that can be very useful in the pilgrimage is a guide. There are several different, but generally inform us about your trip (with maps), on places to buy food and shelter for the night. Some data we need to know to organize our walking pace as the distances between peoples, for example, will also be in those directories. As we recommended, the best for the French Way (Spain) is the Miam Miam Dodo by comprehensive information and interesting tips.

Different types of shelters for the night: in the path that goes through Spanish territory prices vary between 5 and 10 euros (a little higher priced hostels on the French side ranging from 10 to 15 euros). There are shelters that you can make

a donation (especially in Galicia, now at Santiago de Compostela), but apparently from this year will no longer work that way.

Before you have to walk closer to the church of our starting point and ask for a credential in exchange for a donation. This credential is essential to test the quality of the pilgrim and Spain asked to make cuts in shelters or in bars or restaurants. In each of our stops can be made that add a picture to this card, making it a nice souvenir of so much experience.

What is the average number of miles to do a day? Each has its own pace, some people even do a stretch all the way and when they have a bye week play a part and then another, always coming to Compostela. The overall average we have told our friends pilgrims (all energetic walkers need to clarify) is 25 miles a day. Now everyone will know how to give your legs and endurance.