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?

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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

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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!

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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:
   • How to Avoid Blisters on the Camino -...  

🤐 What They Don't Tell You about the Camino - 10 Things to Know:
   • What They Don't Tell You about the Ca...  

🧳 Camino de Santiago Packing List:
   • What's in my Pack for the Camino? - C...  

⚠️ Camino Warning - Before You Walk the CAMINO de Santiago:
   • Camino Warning - Before You Walk the ...  

📅 Planning your First Camino - 12 Camino de Santiago Planning Tips:
   • Planning your First Camino - 12 Camin...  

👟 Camino de Santiago Footwear - Boots, Shoes, Trail Runners or Sandals?:
   • Camino de Santiago Footwear - Boots, ...  

✈️ Camino Travel - Trekking Poles on the Plane:
   • Camino Travel - Trekking Poles on the...  

😨 8 Common Fears about the Camino:
   • 8 Common Fears about the Camino  
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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.

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