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@mommabird Hey! We HAD to carry food otherwise we would have starved, but don't let that dissuade you, there are unforgettable restaurants along the Norte. Most albergues and hostels have kitchens so we asked to use them and got to chat with other guests. Also several hostels had vegan dinners...

@picox25 Thanks it was a ton of fun!

@samjtomes Thanks! Fully recommend the trip. San Sebastian was vegan heaven, especially Mapa Verde and Km.0. At Santiago de Compostela, we enjoyed ClemCafe and ice cream at Bico De Xeado. There's a few routes you can take, as you are likely aware. The Frances route is more common and vegan...

@magazine1 That's true, they are everywhere, and that is what we ate. It was wonderful, we especially had a great time in the cities of the Basque Country. Mind blowing vegan restaurants and fruits/veggies everywhere you look. The rest of the northern route took some effort relative to Basque...

https://preview.redd.it/jggq53la9sg91.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=08347de6f62f97fcb2f74fcfd2cf1ec367d55d0b 3 minute video: 30 minute video: edit: links My wife and I just returned from a cycling trip through Spain on the Camino Del Norte, the northern route of the Camino de...