The goal - Santiago de Compostela - is of course important, but the Camino itself also matters a lot.
Looking forward to the Holy Year 2021 the Xunta de Galicia is investing more than 12 million euros in order to improve the signaling of 1,600 kilometers of pilgrimage routes. The Camino maintenance plan foresees a total investment of 15.6 million euros on the different routes throughout the whole of Galicia, about 1,250 kilometers of routes in 121 municipalities. The largest investment of about 1.7 million euros will go to the French Camino, through which 57% of pilgrims travel to get to Santiago de Compostela every year.
Source https://www.lavozdegalicia.es/noticia/galicia/2020/01/04/
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Monday, February 17, 2020
What is Cee YoU Walking in Spain?
Hi!
We are Cecilia and Urban - Cee & U - and we are here to help you plan your once-in-a-lifetime travel and walk through the gorgeous landscapes of Northern Spain on the Camino de Santiago Francés.
But why do you need US you'd think.... well, there are quite many things to take into account when planning your trip, and it can be both complicated and really time-consuming. Some things can be somewhat overwhelming for you to handle on your own. Especially if you don't speak Spanish! Some of the most common questions to deal with are e.g.
How do you start organizing your Camino de Santiago?
Are you doing the whole Camino or just some stages?
Where do you want to start?
When do you want to do it?
How many weeks can you dedicate to this?
What is the best time of the year to do it?
How will you get to your starting point?
How many hours/km can you walk a day?
On foot, by bike, with your pet, on horseback. How do you prefer to experience your Camino?
How much/what type of luggage will you have with you?
Are you carrying it through the Camino or do you want it sent to your destination of the day?
What type of accommodation is best for you? Do you want to book in advance or maybe not?
What do you need to do
- Before starting?
- While you walk?
- By the end?
Having spent some years now living in Spain and managing a B&B on the Camino Francés, we are familiarized with most of the troubles you could face. And we have helped a number of customers, familiý members, friends, and acquaintances minimize possible headaches, making their experience one of the best to remember for life! Being fluent in 3 languages (Swedish - Spanish - English) really does help! Knowing the area as locals is also a great advantage.
All of our knowledge, expertise and engagement we will put to your service. We are here to save you time, money and most of all, disappointment and trouble through your journey. So we are looking forward to Cee YoU Walking in Spain!
Buen Camino!
We are Cecilia and Urban - Cee & U - and we are here to help you plan your once-in-a-lifetime travel and walk through the gorgeous landscapes of Northern Spain on the Camino de Santiago Francés.
But why do you need US you'd think.... well, there are quite many things to take into account when planning your trip, and it can be both complicated and really time-consuming. Some things can be somewhat overwhelming for you to handle on your own. Especially if you don't speak Spanish! Some of the most common questions to deal with are e.g.
How do you start organizing your Camino de Santiago?
Are you doing the whole Camino or just some stages?
Where do you want to start?
When do you want to do it?
How many weeks can you dedicate to this?
What is the best time of the year to do it?
How will you get to your starting point?
How many hours/km can you walk a day?
On foot, by bike, with your pet, on horseback. How do you prefer to experience your Camino?
How much/what type of luggage will you have with you?
Are you carrying it through the Camino or do you want it sent to your destination of the day?
What type of accommodation is best for you? Do you want to book in advance or maybe not?
What do you need to do
- Before starting?
- While you walk?
- By the end?
Having spent some years now living in Spain and managing a B&B on the Camino Francés, we are familiarized with most of the troubles you could face. And we have helped a number of customers, familiý members, friends, and acquaintances minimize possible headaches, making their experience one of the best to remember for life! Being fluent in 3 languages (Swedish - Spanish - English) really does help! Knowing the area as locals is also a great advantage.
All of our knowledge, expertise and engagement we will put to your service. We are here to save you time, money and most of all, disappointment and trouble through your journey. So we are looking forward to Cee YoU Walking in Spain!
Buen Camino!
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