Since then I have led 13 small groups from Saint Jean Pied de Port to Pamplona, crossing the Pyrenees from France, up and over the mountains. (Okay, I did count that, but only because that mountain is really big!)
After reaching Pamplona, my groups would continue on without me, because by then they were ready to go it alone, or with their new pilgrim friends, for the rest of their journey to Santiago de Compostela.
After leading my last group of nine fabulous women in September 2016, I realized that I wanted to help more people get started on the Camino than I could by just leading groups. So I have redesigned my offering to what you will find here now. I think you’re going to like it!
First up, I want to be sure you take the self-guided tour through the section called ‘About the Camino.’ This section answers those first few questions of what is this thing, how does it work, and why would anyone do this.
Then, I want to invite you to sign up for the free tutorial called, ‘Where to Start YOUR Camino.’ The tutorial answers that second round of questions: When is the best time to walk? How long does it take? How much does it cost? Plus a whole bunch more questions!
But more than just answer questions, the tutorial walks you through the first steps of designing your Camino experience. Your pilgrimage, your Way. We are going to get personal!
And that’s it. When you’re done with the tutorial you will know if walking the Camino is for you. You will know if you’re in or you’re out. And if you’re in, then you can look at your next steps for planning and preparing for your Camino experience.
Ready? Go ahead and click on the section you are interested in:
About the Camino
Where to Start YOUR Camino
Wishing you a beautiful Camino Experience . . .