Camino de Santiago: Almost Quit Twice, Finished Anyway (Full Documentary)

On day 9 of the Camino de Santiago I told my camera I was already ready to give up two times. This is the full documentary of my Camino Francés, from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port in France to Santiago de Compostela. I walked most of the way alone. I left Saint-Jean on April 3 and walked into Santiago on May 2. The route is 780 km, and I did about 694 km of it on foot. I got a blister on the first day and it never really healed. On day 15, in Carrión de los Condes, I stopped. I took a car about 90 km to León and rested there for three days. Then I started walking again and kept going to the end. Everything I say in this film I said to the camera on the way. A few lines are in Russian, the English subtitles are in the picture. Chapters 0:00 I made it 0:42 Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, France 1:51 Day 1: Over the Pyrenees, in the snow 3:28 Day 2: Zubiri and the first blister 5:08 Day 3: Easter in Pamplona 6:59 Day 4: Alto del Perdón 8:05 Days 5 to 8: Navarre and La Rioja 10:18 Day 9: Grañón, ready to give up 13:47 Day 11: Burgos 14:25 Days 12 to 14: The Meseta 16:24 Day 15: Carrión de los Condes 16:54 León: by car, then three days of rest 18:36 Day 19: Walking again from León 19:38 Day 21: A night of songs at the albergue 20:53 Days 22 to 24: El Bierzo to O Cebreiro 22:53 Days 25 to 27: Fog in Galicia 24:52 Day 27: 100 km to Santiago 26:01 Day 30: Santiago de Compostela 29:58 The Botafumeiro 30:57 Fisterra, the end of the world 32:12 Baiona The wine fountain at Irache (Fuente del Vino) was filmed by a fellow pilgrim. I passed it in the dark and never saw it. Thank you for letting me use your video. Filmed on GoPro and iPhone. The background music was made with AI (MiniMax Music in Palmier Pro). More from the road on Instagram:   / michaelsrjourney   #CaminoDeSantiago #CaminoFrances #Documentary