I am planning a trip with my girlfriend, about 1 or 2 months...

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2016-01-15 16:53:42 Post No. 1070150
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Anonymous 2016-01-15 16:53:42 Post No. 1070150 [Report]

I am planning a trip with my girlfriend, about 1 or 2 months... We are planning to walk some 1000km together somewhere, not really having a destination or a plan.

We plan to sleep outside preferably, in citys we will go to campings or as a last resort a hostel. We will shower in the sea or w/e... We got gear (backpacks, cooking, medical, sleeping...)

I was thinking about doing a modified santiago de compostela, and ending somewhere north of bordeaux france... Or mayby start at the pyrenees and try to get somewhere in switserland following the coast..

We have a little experiance wildcamping and stuff, we dont care to live on 5 euro a day (this will be more then enough) we will hitchike whenever possible / whenever the road gets boring..

I also was thinking hiking in the sardinia island in italy... or mayby start from scilia and try to get as far north as possible..

Do you guys have any tips? We dont mind city's but we do like nature, the best would be to traverse national parks and also some citys so kind of both.. and I do want to see the sea..

I prefer places that are not dangerous, Also gear allows us to be comfy at 10 degrees, (we are going in april - may or something..) but we can get till 4 degrees together and we will be okay.. any good places / tips? we are already pretty good prepared and stuff..

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Anonymous 2016-01-15 20:19:29 Post No.1070238
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Anonymous 2016-01-15 20:19:29 Post No.1070238 [Report]

>pretty good prepared
You mean well prepared. And you aren't if you don't know where the fuck you'll be going.

Anyway.

I have never hiked in France so I couldn't tell you. Sardinia is a small island if you want to walk 1000 kms. From Sicily up north is a nice idea in theory but the South of Italy can be very ugly in a lot of places (Reggio Calabria wtf), and there isn't a continuous hiking trail like e.g. the Appalachian in the USA. So you'd end up walking alongside roads, and those don't have sidewalks over there.

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Anonymous 2016-01-15 20:22:11 Post No.1070240
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Anonymous 2016-01-15 20:22:11 Post No.1070240 [Report]

>>1070150

>5 euro a day

I don't doubt it can be done but I would get bored of that diet very quickly. Unless you're dumpster diving or good at getting dinner invites.

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Anonymous 2016-01-15 21:20:18 Post No.1070263
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Anonymous 2016-01-15 21:20:18 Post No.1070263 [Report]

New Zealand's South Island (where I live) is about 1000km long. There is a cycle track the length of it I think - you could walk it. I would do it in summer, not winter though. Go down the middle and you got some unbelievable scenery.