Flagler Films

06/10/2026

Buen Camino everyone! I’m very pleased to share an extended version of my Buen Camino: Walking the French Way documentary, which I originally produced in 2023.

I’ve recently uploaded an extended 38-minute version of my documentary Buen Camino: Walking the French Way, which I originally produced in 2023.

The original documentary has now passed 648,000 views on YouTube, making it one of the most-watched Camino videos on the platform. When I made the film, I never imagined it would reach so many people around the world, and I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who has watched, shared, commented and supported it over the years.

The extended version includes more of the Camino Francés, additional historical landmarks, more stunning scenery, what I carried in my backpack, and further information for anyone interested in walking this remarkable route.

I’ve really enjoyed revisiting the film and adding more to the story, and I hope you enjoy this extended version too.

Here’s the extended version: https://youtu.be/D3z7GaQJTa8?si=mMYzP0p9fQuZChf4

If you know someone who loves the outdoors, the Camino de Santiago and/or my films, I’d really appreciate you sharing it with them.

Thank you, as always, for your incredible support. It genuinely means a lot.

Buen Camino!

The Camino Francés, also known as the French Way, has existed for o...

28/09/2026

A few more photographs from Faro de Fisterra, Spain. Congratulations again to the wonderful group who walked from Sarria to Faro de Fisterra, 228.5km / 142 miles.

It’s easy to see why this place is described as… the end of the world. Buen Camino.

26/09/2026

Walking on the Camino Frances & Camino Finisterre, Day 11. Last day.

We did it! Today we walked 17.5km / 10.87 miles from Cee to Faro de Fisterra… and the end of the world. The group has now successfully walked from Sarria to the tip of Fisterra Peninsula. That is a wonderful achievement.

It did sprinkle a bit of rain 30 minutes before reaching the Camino Finisterre KM 0.000 Marker but that didn’t matter. The only rain we had on our trip so far.

It as another great group and I’m delighted everyone had the opportunity to walk on the Camino Frances and all of the Camino Finisterre. Celebrations tonight! Buen Camino.

25/09/2026

Camino Frances & Camino Finisterre, Day 10. It was another tough day of walking but the stunning mountain scenery kept us going. We walked from Mazaricos to Cee, 29.5km / 18.45 miles.

We started the day with a short excursion to see ancient burial tombs from 4,500 BC. Amazing!

Everyone enjoyed walking in the mountains. Lots and lots of views. It’s hard to believe that tomorrow we reach Finisterre. We can’t wait. Buen Camino.

24/09/2026

Walking on the Camino Frances & Camino Finisterre, Day 9. Today we walked the longest and toughest day of our trip, 30.5km / 18.95 miles from Negreira to Mazaricos. We also ascended over 2,362 ft.

Now that is an impressive day of walking. The group did amazing! The weather is getting cooler each day which does help when we are outside walking for 6-8+ hours a day.

Everyone is fed, relaxing and looking forward to tomorrow’s walk on the Camino Finisterre. Buen Camino