Availability of food along the Camino

[Jeffrey Crawley]

And, of course, there's always the chance that, when you do stop to buy, the
shop has shut for a LONG break - sometimes from 1pm until 4pm!

Also, some "key stops" like San Juan de Ortega have no shops at all so you need
to be prepared for all eventualities. For the most part the small
village "general store" will be able to satisfy most your needs and in a very
friend way too: half a loaf (medio pan) instead of a whole one; just one
youghourt instead of a pack of four.

Jeffrey

 Quoting claudia castellani <claudietta67aHOTMAIL.COM>:

> In the meseta there are parts of the Camino where you can walk for 15-17 km
> without finding neither a single village, nor shops or cafès.
> Just to be sure you may bring with you some muesli bars, nuts or any other
> kind of snack.
>
> Claudia
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