

Fully Updated for 2020
The Camino Ingles is a shorter Camino in Spain, it follows a thousand year old pilgrimage trail and it qualifies you for the Compostela. If you’re looking for your first adventure, or your next adventure, this is the one for you.
They changed the route of the Camino Ingles, and many readers wrote to me about it. I went, I walked, I wrote. Here is the 3rd edition, fully updated with lots of new content.

Fully Updated for 2020
The Camino Ingles is a shorter Camino in Spain, it follows a thousand year old pilgrimage trail and it qualifies you for the Compostela. If you’re looking for your first adventure, or your next adventure, this is the one for you.
They changed the route of the Camino Ingles, and many readers wrote to me about it. I went, I walked, I wrote. Here is the 3rd edition, fully updated with lots of new content.
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10 Myths about the Camino Ingles
Myth #1 - The Camino is only for Catholics
Catholic = Universal.
Walk it for your health, for achievement, and walk it to find God, or your own goodness on the Way.
Myth #2: You have to be fit and athletic
A couple of weeks training starting from one kilometer a day, will take you to 10 kilometers in not time at all.
Myth # 3: Camping out and roughing it is obligatory
Camping is discouraged, albergues or pilgrim hostels provide cheap accomodation, or you can book into private hostals or pensions or even hotels if you need to. All accomodations have hot and cold showers, toilets, beds and rudimentary kitchens.
Myth # 4: The Ingles is not the authentic trail
The Camino Ingles, from Ferrol is over 100km and qualifies you for the compostela.
The route from A Coruña is only 75 km from Santiago, you can earn the compostela if you have walked the remaining 25 km in your home country first and collected stamps in your credencial to prove it.
Myth # 5: You need a guidebook or a map
Myth #6: It's vital to carry everything
Your backpack must weigh no more than 10 percent of your body weight. (psst – did I tell you about Correos? the backpack porting service?)
Myth #7: You have to rough it.
Eat wonderful food, and drink beautiful wine at the ned of the day, for a fraction of what it costs at home.
And I haven’t even started on the cafe con leche, churros and chocolate!