A Camino Francés Guide (W/FREE Passport)

• 1 "Camino Passport" (from the Cathedral in Santiago). 

This is the 2024 edition. Now shipping.

The guidebooks include:

• The same comprehensive accommodation directory.  Hundreds of properties, including all albergues. Hotels, paradors, casa rurales, pensions, and camp sites. For albergues you will know: how many beds (including private rooms) the albergue has and how much they cost, phone number, months (and hours) open,  and whether the albergue accepts non-pilgrims or reservations.  You will also know whether they have a bar/restaurant, a kitchen for your use, whether they serve a group dinner, have vegetarian options, wifi, laundry facilities, or bicycle storage.
• City by city information. Navigation tips and cautions, historical references, a list of available service (pharmacies, restaurants, atms, that kind of stuff) and dates for local fiestas.
• Large Scale Maps:  Large Scale Maps with no pre-determined stages. These maps are at the start of the book and are the best reference for anyone wanting to plan ahead without having to flip through the book.
• Elevation Profile:  The elevation profile sits alongside the large scale maps, giving you a better overview of the terrain ahead.
• City Maps: Lots and lots of city maps.  From the small villages to the regional capitals, if there is more than one option for accommodation a map is included to help you find it.  These maps are inline with the guide and also show the nearest grocery, albergue, pharmacy, atm, and other bits.  
• Detours and alternative routes: The camino splits in a few places, and when it does an overview is provided to help you visualize the option ahead.

The book is created and printed in Santiago de Compostela.