A room with two metal bunk beds, one set unmade, reminiscent of nights spent sleeping on the Camino de Santiago. A small desk with a water bottle sits to the side. A window with shutters frames the background, and the walls are painted in soothing orange and white tones.
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Sleeping on the Camino de Santiago: How to Get a GOOD Night’s Rest

ByJen

Sleeping on the Camino can be tougher than you’d think, even after a long day of walking. Between jet lag, shared rooms, and plain old nerves, getting a good night’s rest is a challenge most pilgrims don’t expect.  I walked the Camino Francés from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago, and as someone who struggles with anxiety, sleep…