Camino Interview: Chemin d'Arles

Chemin d'Arles route is a 500 km walk from the city of Arles in southern France to Camino Frances in Spain. In this interview, Evan, and Joy talked about their experience on this walk.

[@somehappenings246]

love Camino Maggie!!!

[@caminodennis]

She is an inspiration for all of us, glad to hear you like the interview.

[@espesq]

I really appreciate your videos. We just returned from our second leg of the Le Puy route ... might consider this one also. I loved Arles when we visited.

[@leapennock5126]

What a beautifully produced and informative video chat. Thanks, Dennis, Jim, Evan and Joy.

[@Duayno]

Thanks for letting us eavesdrop on such a lovely, informative and entertaining conversation

[@caminodennis]

Thanks for your kind word.

[@TravelingisFREEDOM]

This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!

[@pilarlopez2735]

Beautiful! Thank you! Have you ever done el Camino de Santiago from Lourdes?

[@joythierryllewellyn7807]

Hi Pilar, no, we've visited Lourdes but never walked that route. Good luck!

[@heathermoorland3302]

I missed the date that they walked--time of year, month, year or whatever. When was this?

[@caminodennis]

They walked the Chemin Arles from May to June, stoped at Toulous, then picked it up again from Sept. to Oct. in 2018.

[@valetibet6133]

Is Summer a good time for this Camino?

[@caminodennis]

@@valetibet6133 Spain at summertime is very hot, mid-day heat can be very oppressive, many days are 30'C and above. I would suggest going to the Camino in spring or fall, with better weather and fewer people. Buen Camino.

[@valetibet6133]

@@caminodennis thank you 😊