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14 Caminos de Santiago in 3 years...
I travel the world... I take my time... One country at a time...One place at a time...
In the last 3 years I have embarked on over 14 long reflective walks on the Caminos de Santiago in Spain.
It all started with a friend who ask me, “…when are you going to settle down?" Long story short, I never did!
Instead I set out crazy journey that has taken all 7 continents. I have visited over 125 countries.
Want to know more or want a more information on the camios? Check out my Camino website...rolfscaminos.com
I travel the world... I take my time... One country at a time...One place at a time...
In the last 3 years I have embarked on over 14 long reflective walks on the Caminos de Santiago in Spain.
It all started with a friend who ask me, “…when are you going to settle down?" Long story short, I never did!
Instead I set out crazy journey that has taken all 7 continents. I have visited over 125 countries.
Want to know more or want a more information on the camios? Check out my Camino website...rolfscaminos.com
Camino del Norte - Camino De Santiago - Irun to Santiago de Compostela - September October
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Subtitled: English, Español, Deutsch, Italiano, Français, Português, 한국어 , 中文
This video covers the Camino del Norte Pilgrimage from Hendaia in France to Santiago de Compostela in Spain a 825 km walk done in 31 stages.
Embarking on the Camino del NorteEmbarking on the Camino del Norte, you'll find yourself on a less crowded but equally mesmerizing 825 km journey along Spain's northern coast, stretching from Irun to Santiago de Compostela. This path diverges from the well-trodden Camino Francés, offering a scenic route through Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias, and into Galicia. It's a journey for the adventurous spirit, blending breathtaking coastal views with the verdant landscapes of northern Spain.
Unlike its famous French counterpart, the Camino del Norte invites pilgrims to explore Spain's rugged coastline, passing through vibrant cities like San Sebastián and Bilbao, and quaint seaside towns, all while indulging in rich culinary traditions. This route is a haven for those seeking solitude and a deep connection with nature, offering a unique pilgrimage experience that combines physical challenge with spiritual renewal.
In essence, the Camino del Norte is a captivating alternative to the Camino Francés, promising an unforgettable journey through some of Spain's most stunning and diverse landscapes. It's perfect for those looking to step off the beaten path and embrace a road less traveled.
Camino Del Norte Stages
00:00. Intro
00:45. Stage 1 Hendaia - Irun to San Sebastian
03:17. Stage 2 San Sebastian to Orio
05:08. Stage 3 Orio to Zumaia
07:01. Stage 4 Zumaia to Barrio de Irribi
09:40. Stage 5 Barrio de Irribi to Markina-Ximena
12:37. Stage 6 Markina-Ximena to Guernica
16:48. Stage 7 Guernika to Bilbao
21:53. Stage 8 Bilbao to Portugalete to Onton
24:35. Stage 9 Onton to Laredo
27:35. Stage 10 Laredo to Güemes
29:28. Stage 11 Güemes to Santander
31:02. Stage 12 Santander to Santillana del Mar
32:55. Stage 13 Santillana del Mar to Comillas
35:25. Stage 14 Comillas to Colombres
38:13. Stage 15 Colombres to Llanes
42:21. Stage 16 Llanes to Vega
45:34. Stage 17 Vega to Villaviciosa
49:23. Stage 18 Villaviciosa to Peón
52:46. Stage 19 Peón to Gijón
53:27. Stage 20 Gijon to Avilés
54:46. Stage 21 Avilés to Muros de Nalón
56:25. Stage 22 Muros de Nalón to Novellana
59:00. Stage 23 Novellana to Luarca
01:02:17. Stage 24 Luarca to Navia
01:05:16. Stage 25 Navia to Ribadeo
01:08:38. Stage 26 Ribadeo to Mondoñedo
01:12:23. Stage 27 Mondoñedo to Villalba
01:14:51.Stage 28 Villalba to A Pobre de Paiva
01:18:09.Stage 29 A Pobre de Paiva to Sobrado
01:20:51. Stage 30 Sobrado to Arzúa
01:22.40. Stage 31 Arzúa to Santiago de Compostela
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Subtitled: English, Español, Deutsch, Italiano, Français, Português, 한국어 , 中文
This video covers the Camino del Norte Pilgrimage from Hendaia in France to Santiago de Compostela in Spain a 825 km walk done in 31 stages.
Embarking on the Camino del NorteEmbarking on the Camino del Norte, you'll find yourself on a less crowded but equally mesmerizing 825 km journey along Spain's northern coast, stretching from Irun to Santiago de Compostela. This path diverges from the well-trodden Camino Francés, offering a scenic route through Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias, and into Galicia. It's a journey for the adventurous spirit, blending breathtaking coastal views with the verdant landscapes of northern Spain.
Unlike its famous French counterpart, the Camino del Norte invites pilgrims to explore Spain's rugged coastline, passing through vibrant cities like San Sebastián and Bilbao, and quaint seaside towns, all while indulging in rich culinary traditions. This route is a haven for those seeking solitude and a deep connection with nature, offering a unique pilgrimage experience that combines physical challenge with spiritual renewal.
In essence, the Camino del Norte is a captivating alternative to the Camino Francés, promising an unforgettable journey through some of Spain's most stunning and diverse landscapes. It's perfect for those looking to step off the beaten path and embrace a road less traveled.
Camino Del Norte Stages
00:00. Intro
00:45. Stage 1 Hendaia - Irun to San Sebastian
03:17. Stage 2 San Sebastian to Orio
05:08. Stage 3 Orio to Zumaia
07:01. Stage 4 Zumaia to Barrio de Irribi
09:40. Stage 5 Barrio de Irribi to Markina-Ximena
12:37. Stage 6 Markina-Ximena to Guernica
16:48. Stage 7 Guernika to Bilbao
21:53. Stage 8 Bilbao to Portugalete to Onton
24:35. Stage 9 Onton to Laredo
27:35. Stage 10 Laredo to Güemes
29:28. Stage 11 Güemes to Santander
31:02. Stage 12 Santander to Santillana del Mar
32:55. Stage 13 Santillana del Mar to Comillas
35:25. Stage 14 Comillas to Colombres
38:13. Stage 15 Colombres to Llanes
42:21. Stage 16 Llanes to Vega
45:34. Stage 17 Vega to Villaviciosa
49:23. Stage 18 Villaviciosa to Peón
52:46. Stage 19 Peón to Gijón
53:27. Stage 20 Gijon to Avilés
54:46. Stage 21 Avilés to Muros de Nalón
56:25. Stage 22 Muros de Nalón to Novellana
59:00. Stage 23 Novellana to Luarca
01:02:17. Stage 24 Luarca to Navia
01:05:16. Stage 25 Navia to Ribadeo
01:08:38. Stage 26 Ribadeo to Mondoñedo
01:12:23. Stage 27 Mondoñedo to Villalba
01:14:51.Stage 28 Villalba to A Pobre de Paiva
01:18:09.Stage 29 A Pobre de Paiva to Sobrado
01:20:51. Stage 30 Sobrado to Arzúa
01:22.40. Stage 31 Arzúa to Santiago de Compostela
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You can also get a Compostelle by starting in Lugo
Yes indeed... Sarria is the closest point on the Frances as you need to walk a minimum of 100 km.
AWESOME ❤
Thanks 🤗
Inspiring. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it.
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.
I am glad to hear you had a better experience than I did...
Love your videos.
Thank you. There are some new ones in the works.
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!
I am glad you liked the video. I actually walked in March - April. There were more pilgrims after Ourense but it was not bad.
@@rolfscaminos Thank you for the quick response. ¡Buen Camino!
Beautiful photography and a drone!!❤❤❤❤
Thank you!
Thank you for a wonderful video of your trip. You give hope to one day soon embark on this wonderful journey. 🙏🏼
I am glad you enjoyed it and wish you have a Buen Camino!!!
What time of year did you hike this camino Rolf?
The first half of April...
Cool motion sensor camera!
Glad you like it!
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 :)
I only booked the one in San Sebastian in advance as I arrived by train from Madrid very late. Also I would recommend booking the one in Gernika because there are few accommodation options. Else it us best just to show up... it's more of what the Camino is about. The Granja La Troupe in Bilbao and the Albergue in Novellana are exceptional.
Loving your Camino videos Rolf - really beautifully done
Thank you! Glad you like them!
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 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I didn't plan in doing it initially but the asphalt got to me... I am glad you liked the 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
I started the Sanabres in spring, the first week of April.
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! I am glad you enjoyed the video and wish you a Buen next Camino! ;)
🫠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. 🇪🇸🥾☕️
I am glad you enjoyed the video. The main reason I do these videos is to go back and relive the walks...:)
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?
The footware really depends the season. I was glad I had my boots on the muddy sections on the VLP. But trail runners are good enough if you don't mind getting wet feet. The VLP is 80 trails... the Norte on the other hand is 80 to 90 % asphalt so you definitely don't need boots for it. I wish you a Buen Camino!
Congratulations - on your 11 - wow - 11 Caminos 😮😮😮😮 Well done!! Loved your work!!!
Thank you...I have done a few more since...:)
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!!!
Buen Camino App has good maps...:)
@@rolfscaminos Thank you!!
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!
Thank you very much!!!
Excellent..... thank you for uploading your vids. May I ask which Camino you enjoyed the most?
I really enjoyed the VLP the most.... lovely long stages and scenery
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😊
Bon Camino!!!
Hi Rolf, is it possible to ask what drone / camera equipment you used to shoot such an amazing video?
Sure...80 % is done with my phone a Samsung Note 10 plus. The the drone is a DJI mini 3 pro and also use a insta360 One R for the following shots. Glad you enjoyed the 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
Thanks Andrew!
Beautifully done.
Thank you!
God Bless You & thanks !!🙂
Thank you very much!
Your video work is so good it doesn't distract at all from the feeling of hiking along with you. Thank you so much for your excellent work. Just beautiful. Also for your kind reply to my other comment. Much appreciated. I watched "El Norte" and enjoyed it so much I had to tag along on this one too.
Thank you!!... I have quite a few more new videos coming up in the next few months.
@@rolfscaminos I better subscribe then. Thank you so much.
There is a lot of great camera work here. Did you have to do a lot of extra walking to go back and get your camera after you did a walk through? I love your "drone" footage too. Funny how you don't really see the tech as you walk. Well done sir. Perhaps you could do a little "behind the scenes" video about how you video your camino? Thx.
Thank you very much. I have a lot of fun filming it all, specially the drone footage! I do walk quite a bit more than if I wouldn't be filming, but I have learnt to count my steps...:)
I'm walking the norte from Bilbao this September (7th camino). Did you stay at the albergue de peregrinos in Santander? Some of the reviews in gronze are not very good. I guess I'll just deal with it, as alternatives are likely to be booked well in advance, and I don't know exactly when I will be arriving in Santander......After Bilbao, there are usually municipal albergues, but not always, as I'm realizing. Hopefully, I will not get stuck in towns with only 40+ Euro options. I will be walking past Santander after mid September, so hopefully most of the tourists will be gone by then. Great video, by the way. It's giving a good idea of what to expect.
Thank you. I did not stay at the Municipal in Santander. But I am pretty sure you will find accommodations in September. Buen Camino!
my Camino del Norte starts in August 1 from Irun. and I am already so stressed out to find reasonably priced Albergues (up to 30 Euros ) town after town , there are plenty of expensive pensions and hotels but not Albergues(many of them are already full). summer is the busiest season so many Peregrinos are competing to find place to rest. I sent many E mails to PA, but a few of them are answered. I am not young and planed 42 days 15-20kms a day. walking is already hard enough, I do not want have hard time to find for sleep. so I am thinking, a week late( after Bilbao ), turn into the Camino de Frances which I did twice. i spent a week to make reservations for Albergue, but no progress. where should I look at for find Albergues on Norte ? give me some information if you have.
Thank you so much for your video and the PDF. I appreciate your service very much, as I intend to walk the Camino del Norte in September/October this year. May I ask you - as you have seen many albergues - is it possible to put the tent uotside of the albergue, of course I would pay for it. Thank you in advance, and buen camino! ♥
Hi Monika, You are welcome. Most of the albergue I stayed at on the Norte are in the towns and don't have a place you could pitch a tent. However there were a few that allowed tents. In Orio and Izarbide just after Deba they definitely let you.
@@rolfscaminos Thank you! And BUEN CAMINO wherever you go!
Did you use luggage transport?
Nope...Also I am not sure if there is such a service on the VLP.
Which one sneakers have you?
Nike Trail...
Hi! in what dates of september you did the camino?
Second week os September.
It looks like chasing kilometers
there are many to catch....
Thank you for the video! I'm planning to do my camino in July 2024. I see you departed quite early, what time you started your walk usually? And what month you did your camino?
I usually try to leave just before sunrise but when it is already light enough to see something... so the time really is dependent on that. I walked the Central in September. I wish you a Bon Camino!
Gratidão por compartilhar. Relembrei os tempos em que percorri o Caminho de Santiago. Desde São Paulo Brasil. Ultreya et Suseya!
Obrigado pelas suas palavras gentis! É maravilhoso ouvir que o vídeo trouxe de volta memórias da sua jornada no Caminho de Santiago.
I love your attitude to the camino❤👍 They gave your room away during your dinner and you said its not a big deal. 👍👍👍👍👍👍Keep on going❤❤
Thank you! I actually was super happy as the Albergue I ended up at was fantastic!
By the way, breathtaking videos from the beautiful landscape - one of the best videos from the camino del norte❤
This brings back memories of my own Camino walk! I’ve shared my story on my channel. Let's exchange stories and tips!
I'll check it out!
Thank you so much for your beautiful Videos!❤ Recently I finished my first Camino from Porto to Santiago and now I'm thinking about other routes ) Your films inspire me to new travels🤩👣
I am glad you enjoyed the videos. The Portugués is a wonderful introduction to walking the camino. Wishing you many more Buen Caminos!
Hello good morning. Can you give me an honest opinion. Which Camino Portuguese did you prefer? The coastal or central route? & why? Many thanks
They are both very nice caminos and are equal in my opinion. If you can't decide I eould suggest you start out on the coast and at some point turn inland. The Coastal has become quite popular lately so as far as I can tell more people are choosing it. When I walked the Central last October I did the first day on the Coastal till Vila do Conde and was shocked to see how many people were on it. I hope this helps a bit.
Hello! Loved the video. One question: at around 56:15, you were on the road instead of the track. If I’m doing the Camino, how would I know that I’m staying on track? Is it still pointed out? Thanks :)
I am glad you liked the video. Many times the Camino runs parallel to the road. The first time I walked the Frances I also had serious rain on the same stage but I walked on the track and it was like walking in a river. You can always use an App like Buen Camino to make sure that you are close to the actual Camino track.
You are undoubtedly one of the most professional here, and it is clear that you put a lot of good work into this. And you get better with every video I watch and I was already impressed with your first ones. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
Wow, thank you! I am glad you enjoy the videos.
Prachtige films man,love it.
Thank you!
beautiful route, when exactly did you go?
September...
@@rolfscaminos I'm starting my first camino in a month, at the beginning of July. I wonder what the weather will be like because I'm going with an older person
Muchas gracias por este reportaje tan precioso . Lo empezé el verano pasado Irún y lo dejé en Grandas de Salime y el mes pasado lo he terminado .
Enhorabuena! Me alegra que te haya gustado.
Excellent video and scenic views. Thanks.
Thank you very much!
Hi Rolf.I haven't walked a camino yet. Came across your channel in planning a Portuguese Coastal Camino. Do you or would you suggest ear plugs in some of the accommodations. I have found ear plugs helpful on plane rides and noisy family members when trying to sleep. Love your channel by the way.😊
Hi John, Thank you! Yes I would highly recommend ear plugs as sometimes you may end up with some major snorers in your dorm. Bon Camino!
Terrific video. Thank you for posting. Just wish you would have shown us briefly what your accomodations looked like and what was open at this time of year.
Thank you. Most of the places open were very very basic municipal albergues that were not very photogenic at all..:) 90% of the private albergue or hostals close November 1st so you usually only stay at municipalalbergues. .
I have enjoyed you videos and summaries of El Camino Portuguese routes. Thank you
Thank you very much!
Thank you for posting. Appreciated the drone views.
Glad you enjoyed it! Drone views are always great.