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Which was the Best Camino Route of these Four?

Having just recently walked the Via de la Plata, the Camino Invierno, the Camino Fisterra and part of the Camino Frances.......which do you think was the best Camino route? 🟨 Do please Subscribe, Comment, 🟨 and 🙋 Ask Questions I love to talk and share about all aspects of the Camino! And hear your tips too! 👇FAQ. I've added a list of videos down below that address common questions or fears for new Pilgrims. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ TIMESTAMPS (in case you want to skip) 👇 0:00 Intro 2:25 Via De La Plata 8:10 Camino Frances 13:41 Camino Invierno 20:55 Camino Fisterra 24:24 Recap & The Most Enjoyable Camino 28:00 Outro ⚡ Camino Blog ⚡ For more details about each journey you can visit the detailed blogs at https://robscamino.com/ It includes daily videos, blogs and photos. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This was quite a Camino adventure for me. Although I had walked 3 Caminos before, this one was longer, more remote and a little harder to plan and manage as I went along. 1,200 kms over 60 days. I started in Seville on the Via de la Plata aka the VdlP. I headed north to Astorga, where I joined the Camino Frances briefly. Then at Ponferrada I veered off onto the Camino Invierno. The 'Winter Route'. And on reaching Santiago, I continued on to Finisterre (Fisterra) and Muxia. It was an amazing journey, completing 3 different Camino routes and visiting another briefly (Camino Frances). Each route was very different. But I was surprised at the end, to discover which Camino route I enjoyed the most! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GOOD CAMINO VIDEOS FOR NEWBIES I thought it might be useful to point these out, as they address a lot of questions that Pilgrims have when planning their first Camino: 🦶🏽 How to Avoid Blisters on the Camino - Yes it can be done:    • Camino Foot Care - How to Avoid BLISTERS o...   🤐 What They Don't Tell You about the Camino - 10 Things to Know:    • What They Don't Tell You about the Camino ...   🧳 Camino de Santiago Packing List:    • What's in my Pack for the Camino? - Camino...   ⚠️ Camino Warning - Before You Walk the CAMINO de Santiago:    • Camino Warning - Before You Walk the CAMIN...   📅 Planning your First Camino - 12 Camino de Santiago Planning Tips:    • Planning your First Camino - 12 Camino de ...   👟 Camino de Santiago Footwear - Boots, Shoes, Trail Runners or Sandals?:    • Camino de Santiago Footwear - Boots, Shoes...   ✈️ Camino Travel - Trekking Poles on the Plane:    • Camino Travel - Trekking Poles on the Plane   😨 8 Common Fears about the Camino:    • 8 Common Fears about the Camino   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Camino de Santiago consists of numerous pilgrimage paths across Europe, all leading to St. James's tomb in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. THese include: 1. **Camino Francés**, the most renowned, crosses northern Spain, starting in France. 2. **Camino Portugués**, from Lisbon or Porto, combines urban and rural landscapes. 3. *Camino del Norte* offers picturesque views along Spain's northern coast. 4. **Camino Primitivo**, the first known pilgrimage route, is both challenging and rewarding. 5. **Camino Inglés**, preferred by English and Irish pilgrims, is shorter and commences at the ports of Ferrol or A Coruña. 6. **Via de la Plata**, the longest route, initiates in Seville and traverses western Spain. 7. *Camino Francés from Sarria* covers the last 100 km, the minimum required for the official pilgrimage certificate. 8. *Camino de Finisterre and Muxía* starts from Santiago, ending at the "End of the World". 9. *Camino Portugués Coastal Route* is an alternative coastal path from Porto. 10. *Camino Sanabrés* offers less-traveled paths from Granja de Moreruela, providing a unique spiritual experience. Each path offers a unique journey through history, culture, and nature, contributing to the rich tapestry of the Camino de Santiago experience. #caminodesantiago #caminovideo #caminoroutes