Where do people sleep and eat while on the Camino de Santiago?
The Camino offers lots of options for accommodations and eats, depending on your preference. For those who wish to experience the Camino in the traditional austere manner, a system of communal refugios provides an inexpensive solution. A typical refugio offers a bunk bed, the use of shower and bathroom facilities, and in some cases a kitchen in which to prepare meals – all for less than $10. If refugio living is not your preference, don’t worry – there are plenty of small and quaint hotels and boarding houses along the way.
