I just arrived
Choose the problem you have right now. No full city guide, no perfect itinerary — just the next useful decision when you are tired, wet, hungry, carrying your backpack or short on time.
Choose your pain
Tap one. Each card gives you what to do now, what to avoid and where to read the full guide.
Your shoulders are done and every extra street feels longer than it should.
Santiago rain can turn a normal plan into a miserable one if you keep pretending the weather is not happening.
The certificate matters, but tired pilgrims often let it take over the whole arrival.
Hungry pilgrims make bad decisions: too much walking, bad restaurants, and zero patience.
This is one of the most common post-Camino problems: you arrived, but your bed is not ready.
Short time in Santiago makes every unnecessary detour expensive.
The Camino is over, but bad departure planning can still ruin your final memory.
The coast can be a beautiful ending, but not if you force it while exhausted.
Still unsure?
If you cannot decide, use this order: pause, drop backpack if possible, eat or get warm, check Compostela timing, then take one short Cathedral-area loop. That is enough for the first hour.