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Walking the Camino de Santiago alone: ​​what if freedom began with safety? In this episode of my podcast series recorded on the Camino de Santiago, I meet Coline, 41, who is experiencing her very first solo trip. 🎬 My documentary film "Voyageuses" (which received the Audience Award), dedicated to women who travel alone, is available on my website: https://clairepodeur.com/un-documenta... 💛 I also support people who want to move forward with a project close to their hearts, overcome their obstacles, and find the necessary momentum to take action. More information: https://clairepodeur.com/ In this podcast with Coline, after nearly 170 kilometers of walking, she candidly shares what this adventure has revealed to her: her fears before setting off, her need to plan everything in advance, the encounters she had along the way, and the astonishing freedom she discovered while walking alone. Contrary to some stereotypes about the Camino de Santiago, Coline tells us how preparation and organization allowed her to set off with peace of mind and fully enjoy her experience. ✨ In this episode, we talk about: Solo travel for women The Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James) Overcoming fears Self-confidence Freedom and safety Authentic encounters Personal development First solo trip Relationship with time and letting go Daring to follow your deepest desires An inspiring conversation for all women who dream of traveling alone, fulfilling a passion project, or simply allowing themselves to live an experience that truly reflects who they are. 👉 If this video resonates with you, please leave a comment and subscribe to discover upcoming stories from female travelers we met on the Camino de Santiago. #Compostela #CaminoDeCompostela #SoloTravelForWomen #TravelingAlone #PersonalDevelopment #SelfConfidence #TransformationalJourney #SaintJamesDeCompostela #TravelPodcast #WomenWhoTravel #SelfImprovement #SoloTravel #QuestForMeaning #WomenInTravel #Hiking