Hallo, leider ist der 1. Teil nicht verfügbarn.

Well done. Really enjoyed that. So Professionally done

I wonder how do you film yourself?

You boots are not the proper shoes for such a long walks !! 🙏🙈😎🇨🇴

Great video, you showed some lovely scenery, thanks Rolf. Ugh, drunken snorers, selfish.

What date did you start from Sevilla?

As good as it gets

Stop making videos about the Camino de Santiago. the paths are full of people, they look like shopping malls.

Congrats on another camino!!🎉Really enjoy your videos 🦾🎥💕❤

To all future pilgrims of the Camino de Santiago, let me start by saying how exciting it is that you are considering embarking on this life-changing journey. As someone who, along with my spouse, has walked the Camino twice, I can wholeheartedly tell you that it’s an experience like no other-transformative, peaceful, and deeply personal. Before you dive headfirst into planning, you might be tempted to immerse yourself in the dozens of KZfaq videos that cover all things Camino from A to Z. While those videos are undoubtedly well-produced and filled with helpful tips, I’d like to gently recommend something that we’ve found to be true for ourselves: try not to overexpose yourself to other people's experiences before you’ve had the chance to live your own. There is something uniquely magical about arriving in a small village for the first time, discovering the beauty of a hidden chapel, or feeling the energy of a bustling cathedral along the way. If you watch too many videos detailing these stops ahead of time, you might lose some of the spontaneity and awe that makes the Camino so special. These videos can paint a picture, but they cannot fully capture what it feels like to walk those paths, encounter those people, and face your own challenges on the road to Santiago. Here’s what you truly need to know before you set off: How to Get There: Research the best way to arrive at your chosen starting point, whether it’s Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, Sarria, or any of the other wonderful locations to begin your pilgrimage. When to Go: Consider the best time of year. Spring and fall are usually the most popular times due to the moderate weather, but every season offers its own unique charm. Packing List: Stick to the essentials! You don’t need much-light clothing, sturdy footwear, basic toiletries, and a few personal items. Remember, you will be carrying this on your back, so less is more. Guidebook Recommendation: Pick up a trusted guidebook to help you along the way. We personally found John Brierley's guidebooks to be particularly insightful and easy to follow. Pilgrim Passport: Obtain a pilgrim passport (Credencial del Peregrino) before you begin. You’ll get it stamped along the way at various churches, albergues, and cafes. It’s your proof of the journey and your ticket to receive your Compostela in Santiago. Booking Hotels: Download the Booking.com app and use it to secure hotel reservations if you’re planning to stay in private accommodations. It’s a great tool for peace of mind, especially during busy times on the Camino. Once you’ve covered these basics, the best advice I can give you is: just go. The Camino will guide you. Let the experience unfold naturally, and allow yourself to be surprised and inspired along the way. Everyone’s Camino is different-there’s no right or wrong way to walk it. While I have deep appreciation for the many content creators who have invested so much time and effort into sharing their own pilgrimages, I humbly suggest that you save watching those detailed videos until after you’ve completed your own journey. This way, you’ll be able to fully reflect on your experience and connect more deeply with what they’re sharing. Buen Camino! Enjoy every step.

I start my CF in St Jean Pied du Port on 5 October and hope not see see ANY snow at that time. Would prefer no rain either BUT from what I have watched that is very unlikley. I wil cope either way lol. I did a run here in Tasmania called the Triple Top Mountain Run where I encountered it all - never agail lol - was only 18 km but scarred me for life (for that run anyway). Was my third and final time! Am guessing you keep all the stresses behind the scenes because you present a calm and considered view that shows and gives confidence to the viewer. Actually have watched all your later videos before this one cropped up - love them all

Rolf, I noticed that a number of times you 'called ahead' to reserve a room. I am an American. I only speak English. How difficult was communication? I do plan to learn some Spanish prior to my departure next September. Thanks. Mike

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Where is everybody? Surely it can’t be siesta every time you are filming. Are people at work in the cities? Aren’t there any children? Do the smaller towns/villages only exist for pilgrims?

I really appreciate your insight and for giving me ideas for future Caminos. Your camera work is awesome also!

Hi, Rolf. I noticed you walked more than 30km a day many times while doing drone videos a lot. I have an aging partner who cannot walk more than 20-23 km a day on French way last Oct-Nov in 2023. We both hated the last hour to Zubiri, but enjoyed first 2/3 of the route as we paced ourselves to a shorter distance each day. We had rain almost every day. But it was memorable. Do you think Northern route is more challenging than French one? And, do you reckon there are many accomodations still open in September-October season? Was it hot in late Aug? I am no good in heat over 27C. And, thank you for the great vignettes you share with us. I cant imagine how hard it was to film them and lots of tight editing job. Really appreciate your input. From New England

Thanks for your lovely video. I'm struggling if taking this walk in rainy season :P

Hallo Rolf. Ive been watching this Sanabres Camino twice now as im also a solo wsljer and will be walking in May next year. Is it cold in May. Im hoping to walk 13th May 2025. Thank yiu kindly.Kind Camino thoughts.

Loved this, thanks for sharing Rolf.

What a Beautiful Camino ! Thank you for sharing and looking forward for your next camino.

Wauw drone shows....

Del Norte is by far my favourite Camino, I walked it back. to back with the Primitivo, thank you for the memory Rolf Buen Camino

Everyone speaks about the Camino Lebaniego with high regard and its plain to see why, thank you for sharing Rolf Buen Camino

Beautiful Camino Rolf and great job documenting your travels. Quite a contrast between this and the Via de la Plata. The Del Norte was my first Camino and this brings back fond memories. October 1st I begin the Via de la Plata and who knows perhaps a reverse Camino Portuguese is in store. Looking forward to your next instalment.

Thanks for sharing this journey. Great coverage of the walk, lodging, and food.

You can also get a Compostelle by starting in Lugo

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Inspiring. Thank you.

I loved the “volunteer” staff at Roncesvalles. The albergue has around 250 beds, hence all the rules. That’s a lot of people, to take care of, for the first or second day on the Camino.

Love your videos.

Congrats on your Camino and the video! I will be doing the Sanabrés late in Aug and early September. This will be my sixth Camino (plus a pilgrimage on the Via Francigena in Italy). Regarding the Sanabrés, I wonder how many pilgrims you met before reaching the 100 km mark to Santiago. From the video, it seems to me there were very few people (even taking into account the fact that you must have been walking in late autumn or even winter). On the Galician albergues I have to say the Xunta has made a very good job modernizing and upgrading them, you might have seen them some ten years ago!

Beautiful photography and a drone!!❤❤❤❤

Thank you for a wonderful video of your trip. You give hope to one day soon embark on this wonderful journey. 🙏🏼

What time of year did you hike this camino Rolf?

Cool motion sensor camera!

thank you so much for the video. I am planning to walk camino del Norte in sep this year, and his video def giving some hint of the whole route. About albergues, did you book in advance for private one or just walk in to see if there's bed available? Thank you :)

Loving your Camino videos Rolf - really beautifully done

I can't believe you walked half of the Camino Norte to walk the entire Camino Primitivo, then went back to finish the Norte!! Very impressive! Great video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

which time of year did you walk there? i mean i love cold weather with the sun out, makes each ray that hits you so appriciated

Thank you so much for this video. I finished Camino Francés just five weeks ago and am already plotting my next Camino, so your perspective on all these videos is helpful. I like your photography, the music, your Spanish pronunciation. Just the right balance of spoken description and visual images, too.

🫠Thank you very much for your video. I walked this route in May - June 2023 and thanks to your video I was able to remember this time again with great joy. I walked the Primitivo a few years ago, so I continued along the coast to Santiago. The Norte was my 10th and probably my last Camino. Everything has its time and I like to think back to that time. 🇪🇸🥾☕️

Great videos you got here. Planning on walking the norte and then down south to Sevilla on the via de la Plata. Are trail runners enough for both walks during early autumn? What's the capacity of your backpack?

Congratulations - on your 11 - wow - 11 Caminos 😮😮😮😮 Well done!! Loved your work!!!

There must be apps or maps which show the way, when the walking trail "goes into the woods" or "follows a muddy stream"? Some sections look very confusing, and I think I would be in a panick!!! A person has to keep their eyes open, and pay attention!!!

Yes, very nice content - he does almost a town by town walk, and comments on the lodgings. We can follow along! (Stars on Google maps!) Nice background music - not too distracting, nor loud, and in very good taste ❤ Love your drone shots, and we understsnd how much extra work it is to leave your camera in one place so you can show you walking - then to go back and pick up your camera from where you had left it, to facilitate your walking shots! A lot of extra work! 😮 Thank you for taking us along!

Excellent..... thank you for uploading your vids. May I ask which Camino you enjoyed the most?

Acabei de assistir esse caminho e lhe dou os parabéns pelas belas fotografias do lugar. Em Outubro próximo vou partir de Madrid e pegar esse caminho a partir de Zamora. Belíssimo. Saudações Rolf do Brasil 🇧🇷👏🏻 de uma peregrina😊

Hi Rolf, is it possible to ask what drone / camera equipment you used to shoot such an amazing video?

Hi Rolf My partner and I are really enjoying your walks to Camino from different starting places. Just to let you know. Stay safe. Andrew & Clem