Camino de Santiago del Norte Full Length Documentary - Fall in Love with Ocean
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- This is a full length documentary of Camino de Santiago del Norte that we've done in September 2018 and hiked around 550kms from Biarritz to Ribadeo.
Discover this beautiful oceancoast alternative to the most popular French Way and decide for yourself whether it is worth hiking. This is the longest and the biggest hike we've done so far. We were staying in the tent all the way through stopping at the campsites or doing wild camping. We were always searching for alternatives and so we were able to visit so many great locations and stunning places. It was our first time at the oceancoast and we are absolutely in love with it. We learnt so many things while doing it. The main one is that the way is more important than the destination and there is no one perfect way for everybody. Hope that you will enjoy this amazing adventure with us!
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Hello, our friends! This week we are finally releasing our Camino de Santiago del Norte Documentary! It took us a lot of time and effort but we really wanted to make a compilation of the best and most important moments of our Camino because it was a very special experience to us. It was our first Camino and our first meeting with the ocean. We really hope you will enjoy this documentary and let us know if you would like to see more movies like this in the future. We will continue on posting the next episode of Tour de Mont Blanc next Saturday. So stay tuned for that!
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Iv watched you guys on and off for three years , you seem really close i cant help wondering , how do you go on when.your apart ?
Fantastic video thank you…doing it in late August September so was invaluable
I walked the French Way in September 2018. Thinking of trying the Norte this year - or maybe next. I had heard the Norte is more beautiful and much less crowded than the Frances. Your documentary has been such a pleasure to watch! And a confirmation, apparently, of what I had heard. Thank you for it!
Thank you for sharing your feedback! We did walk our Camino del Norte in the same time period September 2018 and enjoyed such a beautiful weather. We can´t compare Frances and Norte apparently because this was our first Camino but it wasn´t crowded that´s true. We did quite a lot of alternatives which made our way even more special we think. So hopefully you will get a chance to walk it soon and may you have a wonderful experience with it!
This was the best documentary I found at TH-cam! Amazing scenes and you did a brilliant job! I loved it!!!!
Hi, thank you for wonderful feedback! It truly means a lot to us, it was one of the most memorable hikes we've done so far. Happy to know that you enjoyed it!
BRAVO ! Absolutely BELLO! ... breathtakingly beautiful documentary that I hope many more will see and bring attention to the road less traveled; el Camino del Norte. I was delighted by your narration and beautiful cinematography! ... thank you once more for this beautiful rendition of the Cantábric coast of Spain. I am glad that these beautiful sights are getting the recognition they deserve, with now CondeNast Travel identifying this coast as one of Europe's 20 best places to visit. I enjoyed every minute of your documentary (which I haven't seen till now do to my travels in Asia) and can't wait to return to Asturias coast this summer. Congratulations for a job well done ! Buen Camino, chicos!
Thanks so much for such high appreciation of our work, friend! We too hoping that more people will discover this beauty and real jewel of Spain. We didn't know about the CondeNast Travel, that is truly wonderful. Really hope that it will not get too contaminated though and people will respect nature and value of these places. You too, buen camino and have a great time at the Asturian coast!
HELLO.FRIENDS! I WATCH ALL YOUR VIDEOS WITH INTEREST.BEAUTIFUL STORIES AND WONDERFUL MUSIC! WAITING FOR NEW VIDEOS.THANKS.
Hello Beautiful Documentary and the Photography was wonderful.
Thanx
Many thanks! Glad you appreciated our movie:)
Loved it all of it .. didnt know you was married , its obvious your in love up to your eyeballs , your eyes say it all ☺ look after each other
great edited and wel captured video, thumbs up from the Netherlands
Thank you for appreciating our work!
Finally !! I am going to enjoy this 😍👍
Yes, we are so happy we did it! Give us a feedback when you watch it:)
Best two hours iv spent this week 😀 awesome video , brilliant views , you guys are genuinely chilled out , no faking for cameras , it really shows , im genuinely made up for you guys
Glad you enjoyed it, it is our pleasure:) Hopefully we'll do another documentary movie some time soon)
Absolutely great
Fantastic doco, thanks so much for sharing guys! I cannot help watching this every chance I get. I appreciate your low key audio and practical information as well as wonderful cinematography. Salute :)
Thank you very much for your feedback and kind words:) Appreciate it, It inspires us to create more and better. Hope to be able to do another Camino this year.
Fantastic film making. Awesome experience. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it, it's our pleasure:)
Well done ! Great job! Waiting for new videos.
Great adventure.
Thank you so much!
Hello Love Bugs - you guys are so adorable ! And thank you for this beautiful, dreamy documentary on the Camino Norte. I plan to do this walk in a couple of months from now and it's great to see all the detours you took from the "official" camino path. I like the idea of being able to jump on a train and save some time and miles. Bravo!
Thank you for commenting! It is wonderful to know that you find this documentary inspiring, it really was an unforgettable experience for us. We have been living in Spain for 5 years but we got to know the different Spain while walking this Camino. Because of the train we were able to visit so many wonderful spots that the official route was skipping. You can check our website to find approximate maps to help you with the detours. Hope you have an incredible Camino! Let is know how it goes for you when you come back.
Buen vídeo, Buen Camino, saludos.
Muchas gracias, amigo! Estamos felices que te gusta el video:) Que tengas el mejor camino tambien!
I am doing the Camino del Norte this July, it’s very hard not to watch the entire video as I would like to experience every second of my journey there! Great cinematography and simple yet powerful commenting. Well done guys :)
Thank you for your kind feedback, we really appreciate your words! Yes, it truly deserves to be felt and lived by your own. We found with us that no single video can spoil our own feelings and impressions of the trail no matter how well or detailed it is filmed. And it always turns out somehow different from what we have seen or expected. But of course it is important not to "over prepare" yourself for it to avoid any disappointments. So hopefully it won't be the case for you neither. Have a wonderful experience with your own Camino!:)
Hello guys, you did a really great work showing us this wonderful northern spanish coast. Thanks a lot and carry on doing video reports of your treks.
It is our pleasure, thank you for the feedback. It was an unforgettable trail for us. Hope being able to get back to the coast some time soon.
Волшебный фильм, отличный английский! А я живу в Астуриас после Camino.
Thanks a lot for the feedback! Asturias is one of the best regions in Spain:)
Really beautiful scenery. !
Many thanks! It really was!
Thank you. Your documentary is excellent.
Thank you for the feedback! Happy to know you enjoyed watching it:)
Thank you for this video filled with emotions . I will go next year. Thomas
Thank you for commenting, glad that you enjoyed it. It was a special time for us and the first Camino, it is always so emotional. Hope you can make it next year and have a great Camino!
Thank you so much for your wonderful video. You have inspired me to at some time walk the Camino del Norte, at least in part. I have an idea of starting in England, walking to Portsmouth and taking the ferry to Santander and walking from there. The coastal route is so incredibly beautiful. I appreciate that you camped all along the Way. I thought that was only done on our long distance treks like the Pacific Crest Trail here in the States. You opened my eyes to new and wonderful possibilities.
Thank you for your feedback, happy to know that our movie was inspiring to you. We did truly enjoyed our Camino and the feelings we got from it are unforgettable. Your plan sounds great, to us the parts from Santander to Ribadeo were the most memorable, Asturias is a very beautiful region. And yes you can totally stealth camp along the way, the experience is just not the same without it personally for us. Hope your plan will come true and you will have a great Camino experience! Let us know how it goes for you then:)
Thank you for your videos.... They are very inspirational.... Lots of love from Los Angeles CA... ❤❤❤
You are so welcome! Happy you enjoy watching them! Cheers from Pyrenees, Spain:)
Great filmed
Thank you:)
Very nica video
Thanks a lot!
what a beautiful way you made!!!! i will try to do it
Thank you, happy to know you enjoyed it:) Best of luck to you, it is beautiful indeed.
We really enjoyed your video. Such a nice hike and beautiful views along the way. I hope one day you will make it to Santiago de Compostela... The energy there just completes this spiritual journey and makes it unforgettable in its own way.
Thank you so much for the kind words! We hope to be able to do another Camino soon and there we may get all the way to Santiago:)
taking the bus to Castro... and missing Portugalete and a nice walk near the ocean omg
We chose to skip most of the city parts in order to see more beautiful natural places along the ocean side in the given period of time we had for Camino
Yeaaahhh i always feel chilled out watching , plan my.own trip then look at my nikon gear and my god , heavier than my fully loaded osprey packs , great video guys
Thanks a lot, appreciate your comments! Hope it will inspire you to walk it one day!
@@WalkingNatureWorld id love to .iv had my leg screwed and bolted together . So its kayaking The scottish coast now . Im good with that but still like your videos a lot , amazes me how well you get on so chilled out and happy , its catching
Beautiful thank you!
Thank you for commenting, glad that you found inspiring! Hope you will have a great Camino!
@@WalkingNatureWorld My next one will be my 8th camino. Next year hopefully! Not walked the Norte yet, but will one day!
@@Davey-Boyd That's incredible! So what Camino would you recommend? We were thinking about doing Primitivo, heard that it is very green and beautiful not very crowded and you can find camp spots there.
@@WalkingNatureWorld Yes the Primitivo is one of my favorite Camino's! I have walked it twice now! I free camp also, and the Primitivo is really good for camping. (A lot of great secluded church porches that nobody minds you sleeping in either). The Primitivo takes about two weeks, but if you can extend that by a week more I truly recommend starting in Leon, walking the utterly beautiful Camino San Salvador to Oviedo where the Primitivo starts. On the Primitivo you have two main options, the Hospitales route or the Pola Allande route. BOTH are stunning (and hard work) but I would recommend Hospitales for the first time. Buen Camino! Davey
@@Davey-Boyd Thank you so much for your recommendations, we will take it into consideration for sure. We didn't know that there are two ways to do the Primitivo. Starting from Leon is also a great idea! Wild camp we do anyway and if it is easy on this Camino it may be perfect:)
Many thanks, I loved this little film and its music. And it has convinced me to change plans and walk the coastal camino rather than the French camino later this year. I did notice the absence of other walkers. Is this a result of your editing work or was it really that devoid of fellow pilgrims? Also is private accommodation readily available along the way? I'm in my sixties and would rather not camp if possible.
So for your next hike how about coming down here to New Zealand and hiking the Te Araroa Trail. Perhaps stop off in Nepal and do the Annapurna Circuit on the way :-) Again, thanks for a lovely, relaxing 90min.
Thanks for leaving your feedback, that is so great to hear that it was inspiring to you. This Camino truly deserves more attention.
Of course we did edit the videos in a way that not a lot of people enter the frame but actually there weren't that many other pilgrims on the trail. Maybe that was due to the season that wasn't July and August and in September there is less people on the trails. Also we took quite a lot of alternatives out of official trail and that's why it was quite remote and secluded most of the time.
We think you can plan on staying in private accomodation without any major problem as the Camino passes through quite a lot of villages and towns where apart from albergues you can find different rooms for rent for example. Of course this planning needs to be done in advance so that you feel more relaxed when actually walking.
Well New Zealand is definitely on our top list of visiting, it attracts us a lot with its endless greenery and nature beauty. And Nepal also sounds amazing. We will be planning that for the next years.Thank you for your kind comment, it made our day:)
Euskadi Cantabria Asturias Galicia el paraíso en la Tierra
Estos lugares son definitivamente únicos y singulares, nuestros favoritos de la costa también 🌅
C'est formidable j ai beaucoup apprécié à bientôt merci beaucoup vous êtres courageux jusqu'a st Jacques de campostel merci beaucoup à bientôt les images sont magnifiques merci beaucoup à bientôt merci beaucoup
Merci pour vos gentils mots, heureux de savoir que vous avez apprécié notre film :)
Nice video , I'm cycling through this area next year, what was the temperature like ?
Thank you, as you can see in this video we got really lucky with the weather and it was mostly sunny ans warm for us in September at around 20-25 C all the time. But every year is different of course and we've seen from other videos that the weather could be quite rainy and humid so it's better to be prepared for everything.
You might already have done this, but you guys really ought to make a few cooking videos. You can obviously produce a really good plate of food using just a single burner and a single pan, and it would be great to see how you do it.
Yes, it is actually amazing how delicious your food can be outdoors, so far we made just one video showing some of our proffered dishes to cook here: th-cam.com/video/z3hz7M3Dm3E/w-d-xo.html But as we continue to experiment we may do another one soon:)
Beautiful, really gives a good impression. I will do this year. How was it for food supplies, could you find a shop each day?
Thank you, it is one of the memorable experiences for sure! It wasn't a problem to find the food supplies as you pass through the town or village if not every day than every other day, or at least you stumble upon some bar or restaurant. If you stay in albergues then you usually can have a meal there. Have a great hike!
Nice film!! Really nice!! I know that there are bed bugs in most hostels along Camino routes, but what about ticks (mites)?? Did you have any problem with them while you were stealth camping??
Thank you! As we didn't stay in the hostels we don't know much about the bed bugs but we didn't have problems with the ticks neither.
bravi un bel camino fine maggio ci dovrei essere anche io
Grazie! È un sentiero meraviglioso da fare, spero che tu abbia un bel tempo a maggio, goditi molto la tua escursione!
That’s great. I really enjoyed the video. Especially interesting as we’re thinking of walking the trail as soon as Covid allows. I must say I’m impressed by how small your packs are given that you were camping and cooking and carrying food and had to deal with all weathers. How did you do that? Can I recommend the South West Coast Path in the UK. It’s nearly a 1000 kilometres and there’s no need for any busses or trains or walking on roads as the whole route sticks closely to the cliffs and beaches. It’s a fantastic trail. Best wishes to you and many thanks for the video.
Thank you, Phil, for the feedback! Happy to know that you enjoyed it. In regards to our packs, we don't actually think they are that small, we are still working on downsizing them and making more lightweight without sacrificing much of course. And this year we made several improvements that we are going to share after this hiking season. But we honestly feel that it is always an ongoing process. You can watch several of our what's in a backpack videos to make an idea of what we take: th-cam.com/video/uddT99c5qFk/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/LnrQiocZId4/w-d-xo.html
Thanks a lot for the trail recommendation, we heard mane good things about the coastal paths in UK especially looking at the pictures it reminds us a lot the Spanish Northern Coast that we enjoyed very much. How about the stealth camping or bivouac there?
@@WalkingNatureWorld That’s great - I’ll look at those videos. Wild camping is possible on the UK coast but you need to be discrete. The problem is that you don’t know if an area is going to be good for camping until you get there, but you rarely see a no camping sign. You just need to be discreet and intelligent. There are lots of campsites but they can be expensive. When we did it we sought out smaller farm sites but you often have to walk inland up a big hill. The biggest problem in the UK is always the weather which can be very wet and is always unpredictable. Anyway, if you need any advice my partner and I are experts. Best regards Phil
@@PhilMcKelliget Amazing to know that wild camping is possible there, it is a big deal for us. We always try to be discreet anyway so fortunately it may not be a problem. Right, the weather can be a game changer depending on how lucky you will be. Have to research more about this trail, thanks for providing the details. We´ll definitely let you know when we are going to plan this trail, thank you:) Have a great weekend!
@@WalkingNatureWorld There’s usually an area between the farmer’s field and the cliff edge which doesn’t seem belong to anyone but , as I said, you don’t know what it’s going to be like till you get there. There’s always the back of the beach, which is fine as long as there isn’t a high tide. And you can always ask at a farm - we’re rarely refused. But in the UK there are lots of small farm campsites which are cheap and have very basic facilities, you just need to know where they are. We’ve also camped at pubs on a few occasions but it’s kind of assumed that you’ll buy a few drinks and maybe a meal.
I’ve been looking at trespass law in the UK. It’s quite complex but basically you can’t be prosecuted for trespassing on someone’s land. You can be prosecuted for any damage you do, though. The most power the landowner has is to ask you to leave and to accompany you off their land. So if you see a sign saying “Trespassers will be prosecuted” it’s all bluff. Having said that, if they really don’t want you there then they could get nasty regardless of the law, so steer clear of such places.
Great video. Thanks. I have a question. Did you guys cook when you camped? Was it easy to find gas?
Hi, thank you! Yes, we always cook when we camp and prefer to use gas but we did have some troubles finding it unfortunately so in the end had to go with the bigger container so that it can last longer.
I realize your journey was a few years ago. But about how much was it to camp in designated sites? I would be doing the Camino Norte alone in the future. It appears as though Allbergues would be cheaper for 1 person. Of course I will have a poncho and hiking poles for an emergency shelter,....;) if i were to be caught between towns with a beautiful sunset near a forest.
Hi, the campsites were around 15-20eu per night for 2 people. For one person as soon as we remember it could be 10-15eu sometimes depending on the site. It is nice idea to take an emergency shelter anyway. And the albergues could be cheaper, it's true, if you prefer staying there.
Would you said that the trail is dangerous our it’s the angle with the camera? Great video.
Hi, Carine, there were just several parts where we did a deviation from Camino that were more or less challenging(the cliff parts) but overall the way is not dangerous at all.
Amazing video 🤩 can you tell me how to find the campsite,? I want to do this route
Thank you! We think you found our video about campsites already but we also have the blog post on our website about it here: walkingnatureworld.com/2021/03/11/the-list-of-campgrounds-campings-to-stay-at-on-camino-de-santiago-del-norte-in-spain/
@@WalkingNatureWorld thanks!
The unknown structure at 5:10 is to lift red algae you see harvested at 5:16 on top of the cliff.
Thank you for explanation, it was the first time when we saw the structure like this, very interesting information. And what do they use this algae for, or is it just for cleaning the shore?
@@WalkingNatureWorld Fertilizer I believe.
Such a nice trip and experience 👏.!!
Question, is there any web site where to see all those camping sites?
Thanks in advance.!
Thanks a lot, happy you enjoyed watching our trip!:) We didn't use any website rather than just Google map and Maps.me app to plan our trip and we just marked the camping sites on our way and stopped in the ones that were closer and more convenient for us. But we do plan on sharing a separate blog post on our website with a list of camping sites we stopped and some suggestions. So keep an eye on that, we notify about all our posts on the Facebook page.
@@WalkingNatureWorld got you!! Thank you, I will keep an eye on that👍
By the way, where are you from?
@@rlopez9044 We are from Ukraine:)
I think the scenes are too short. You should edit some longer scenes in, next time. When you have a pretty view, we need some time to really enjoy it. Like this it's more like a collection of short scenes, with now and then a nice view, but just too short. The hiking scenes may be short, but the views should really be a bit longer. Don't be afraid to go around with the camera, 360 degrees if you wish, and really show it in the edited version. The music is good, photography is good. Commentary is okay. Just the editing, could be better. ;)
31:57 Santiago de Compostela 590,0 km. We just don't get the time to read the sign. I had to pause it to see the distance. So even that scene is just too short. It should be twice, maybe three times as long. This is youtube. It's okay if your documentary turns out to take 5 hours.
Hello, thanks for watching and your feedback, we appreciate it.
We find that this topic is quite tricky and can be very subjective, very much depending on personal preferences. We personally also enjoy longer scenes and in our vlog style videos we try to include them as much as possible. For the sake of this video being somewhat around 1.5 hours long we had to make some shots shorter or not include at all. We did do it on purpose. First we made jsut a combination of all our 35 day vlogs from this Camino and it turned out to be 7 hours long which we believe may not be for everybody. So we decided to make a dedicated movie, write a script and choose the best shots out of Camino. We would take into consideration your opinion for our future documentaries and try to balance them better.
We encourage you to watch our full time vlogs from the Camino if you do enjoy longer scenes and don't mind to spend more time. Let us know how you find it then.
Thanks again for you comment and valuable feedback:)
@@WalkingNatureWorld You're welcome. Indeed, it was meant only as constructive criticism. You got that right. :)
I watch about 20 minutes a day. Mainly when the news gets too annoying, it's really relaxing to watch your video. I'll check out some of your other videos when I'm done with this one. Thanks for sharing this walk with us! :)
I have traveled it myself once in a car. From Irún to Santiago de Compostela. And on to Fátima, and Málaga where I rented an appartment to stay for the winter. I didn't do it for religious purposes. Only for the sceneries, and for the trip itself. I passed by Lourdes too, but couldn't find a parking spot there. :) I've been to Porto, Coimbra, Lisbon, Badajoz, Elvas, Faro, ... all around Spain and Portugal. Nine months later I went back home, in the Netherlands, via another route. :)
And thank you for your explanation, why you edited it the way you did. :)
That's ok, we are always open for such criticism. In fact we feel like it is necessary to be able to see our work from a different angle and getting different feedback allows us to do it.
That is amazing, it sounds like you had a great adventure! We did plan to visit Portugal this year and do some hiking there, but we guess it has to wait for the next year when everything hopefully calms down a bit. We were thinking about Rota Vicentina and maybe Coastal Camino as well. So all the Portugal travel advice is welcome :)
Los pájaros grandes no son Condores, porque hay condores solamente en los andes, pero los son buitres.
Son los pájaros muy impresionantes, gracias por la explicación.
You skipped the best part between villaviciosa and aviles, and the beste city along the camino del norte: gijon
We were making the best of the time we had and we are still pretty happy about the amount of beautiful places we were able to visit.
Les sangles de vos sacs à dos sont très mal réglées ! Ils sont trop bas et partent vers l'arrière, vous deviez avoir bien mal au dos !
Oui, nous ne savions pas à l'époque comment les ajuster correctement, et les sacs à dos eux-mêmes n'étaient pas des plus confortables, nous avons juste utilisé ce que nous avions à ce moment-là.