Camino de Santiago 2023: How Much does it COST? Budget Breakdown & Tips!

🚶‍♂️ Join us on an unforgettable journey along the Camino de Santiago in 2023! In this in-depth video, we unveil the REAL cost of walking this iconic pilgrimage route while exploring various eating options, accommodation choices, and invaluable budget breakdown tips.

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🍽️ Indulge in a feast for the senses as we showcase different types of eating experiences on the Camino de Santiago. From hearty breakfasts to mouthwatering dinners and the renowned "menu del dia," we've got your appetite covered.

🏨 Wondering where to rest your weary feet? Our exploration includes a comprehensive look at the diverse range of accommodations available along the Camino. Discover albergue prices, pension options, hotel room rates, and more as we walk you through our journey from Abadin to Vilalba, Carballedo, and finally, the captivating Sobrado de Monxes.

💰 Budget-conscious pilgrims, this is your ultimate guide! Our budget breakdown and insightful tips will help you navigate the financial aspect of your Camino adventure without sacrificing comfort or experiences. We're here to empower you with the knowledge you need to plan your journey wisely.

🌟 If you're ready to uncover the REAL cost of walking the Camino de Santiago in 2023 while savoring delightful meals and experiencing diverse accommodations, this video is your compass. Like, share, and let's embark on this pilgrimage of discovery together!
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Gear we used on the Camino:

CLOTHING (for men & women):

3-4 PAIRS OF UNDERWEAR (MEN/WOMEN)

FIRST AID KIT:
Ibuprofen/Acetaminophen
Leukotape/moleskin tape
Vaseline
Bandaids
Neosporin
Vitamins (optional)
Bug spray

TOILETRIES:
100 ml Shampoo/Conditioner
Deodorant
Toothpaste and Toothbrush

MISCELLANEOUS:
Earplugs
Tissue Paper
Flashlight
Water Bottle
Dryer Sheets (optional)

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[ellieandsenci]

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[filiporoque]

Hi, thank you both for the memories, I was just behind you guys, I started on the 17th May in Irun without Plans or Guide Book just followed the arrows, got lost a couple of time, but found my way back, 95% of the time I was hiking alone no big crowd and it was peaceful very peaceful, yes the water from Baamondo to Sobrado 40k I had stream water, it was a beautiful Adventure, nothing is perfect and if you are planning a Camino just go for it and create beautiful memories, if you make a mistake you will live to tell a tale a thousand times, Buen Camino

[Andy-Mesa]

If you're traveling with a group, apartments are a great cheap option. My group booked apartments every so often and it was as low as €10pp/night, often with multiple private rooms, full kitchens, and even free laundry.

[leticiajuarez]

Thank you so very much. I really appreciate it you guys for sharing your experience.
I’m 54 years old and kind of scared to do it myself but next year I will. Blessings 🙏🏼

[michaelherron]

Nice! I’m starting my first Camino next week.

[Valeriia-iutw]

This was the first video of yours that I came across. Thank you for such a great and informative content. It's great that you specifically stopped at different places to show the viewer different options for food and accommodation. I really liked it, subscribed

[dorde]

Hvala vam puno što ste podelili svoj video, sada konačno shvatam kako mogu da smršam malo...

[DaysWellTraveled]

I compared noted between what I have experienced on the Portuguese Way and what you guys experienced on the del Norte. The Albergue are about the same price. The private Albergues and Hostels might be a bit more in Portugual. They averaged about 30 euros. Food is a bit more expense too in Portugal. Unfortunately, there is no Pilgrims Menus in Portugal … at least not below Porto.

[anacasanova]

Los caminos antiguos son más cortos pero más salvajes, normalmente. Las carreteras principales suelen ser mas largas y aburridas. Generalmente. Ver opciones.😊

[marthalubars]

So excited and thank you for the video you made. I'm scared BUT you reassured me...I may be doing Camino by myself but I probably won't be alone

[griseldanelson]

Thank you so much for this very informative video. It has assisted me with planning my accommodation. It looks like you both are having a fantastic time. Buen
Camino siguiente. 🙏

[suzettenieuwoudt]

Hey never stop sharing your beautiful ways of enjoying The Way! I will kick off in SJPdP on 30 Aug. Loved following you. Greetings from South Africa.

[KristinePollard]

Great video guys! How did you find your accomodation? Did you just see what was available when you got to town? Or did you book ahead?

[julianacglrocha]

Love it!! You guys are inspiring me to go on this adventure ❤❤❤

[natferfoglia]

Thanks for sharing....I can't wait till I head over in a month....it was great to get an idea of 2023 prices and you guys make such a lovely couple...I was smiling through the whole 30 mins...<3

[WoutervanTiel]

I'll be in St Jean on the 30th of August, 2033 starting out. Walking to the bus from my house and from there we'll see, no plans, no guidebook, just go. It feels like my Camino already started a while ago. Lots to process. Hope for those days on the trail.

[Brandonjwellman]

Do you suggest converting USD to Euros and carrying cash or can you get away with just using credit card at most stops?

[paulinakoopen]

Excellent info. Thanks. Where did you get your little guide book and where did you read reviews on pensions etc

[SampyKhe]

13:46 We have a say in Spain: Con pan, chorizo y vino, se hace el camino. Which translated say: With bread, chorizo and wine you made the way.

[annickselby]

Thank you for the great video. I would have liked to know what time of the year you travelled and if you had to make reservations at some accommodations or if you can just show up and you will find something….. or could you get stuck