Laurent Granier

What if we all had a good reason to walk the Camino de Compostela? May 11, 2020 - Le Puy-En-Velay. End of the first confinement linked to the COVID-19 epidemic. As for many people, the confinement turned Laurent's life upside down. His couple did not survive. He lost his job. He caught Covid. He made the decision to set out again alone on the road to Compostela, after having done so two years earlier with his wife and children. Without any specific goal, with only the trust he has in him, Laurent puts his trust in the path.

What if we all had a good reason to set out on the Camino de Santiago? Laurent leaves from Le Puy-en-Velay for a five-month journey — 1,700 kilometres on foot, all the way to Santiago de Compostela. A legendary trail, a spiritual quest that speaks to something universal, a chance to meet others and discover yourself along the way. Explore these breathtaking landscapes from the air and experience the magic of a path unlike any other, one that wears many faces — several of its stretches and monuments recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

What if we all had a good reason to walk the Camino de Compostela? May 11, 2020 - Le Puy-En-Velay. End of the first confinement linked to the COVID-19 epidemic. As for many people, the confinement turned Laurent's life upside down. His couple did not survive. He lost his job. He caught Covid. He made the decision to set out again alone on the road to Compostela, after having done so two years earlier with his wife and children. Without any specific goal, with only the trust he has in him, Laurent puts his trust in the path.

What if we all had a good reason to set out on the Camino de Santiago? Laurent leaves from Le Puy-en-Velay for a five-month journey — 1,700 kilometres on foot, all the way to Santiago de Compostela. A legendary trail, a spiritual quest that speaks to something universal, a chance to meet others and discover yourself along the way. Explore these breathtaking landscapes from the air and experience the magic of a path unlike any other, one that wears many faces — several of its stretches and monuments recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

What if we all had a good reason to set out on the Camino de Santiago? Laurent leaves from Le Puy-en-Velay for a five-month journey — 1,700 kilometres on foot, all the way to Santiago de Compostela. A legendary trail, a spiritual quest that speaks to something universal, a chance to meet others and discover yourself along the way. Explore these breathtaking landscapes from the air and experience the magic of a path unlike any other, one that wears many faces — several of its stretches and monuments recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.