The Credential & Compostela (pilgrims pass) - 2025
Discover the 2025 rules for la Compostela. Learn requirements, stamps, and tips to get your pilgrim certificate on the Camino de Santiago.
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Astorga to Santiago
Jane, AustraliaHi Rasmus, Thought I would let you know how we found our accommodation you booked for us! Thank you for the last minute booking from Astorga to Santiago. It was so good to know we did not have to keep phoning places ahead and to be able to trust we had good places to stay in. All of the bookings ... Read moreyou made for us were good to excellent. Most of the staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful, especially when you consider we did not speak Spanish.
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Camino de Santiago
Rick Maul (USA)I have been meaning to write to you to tell you about your picks and selections and help to us during our pilgrimage in Spain. First let me tell you that everything went smoothly and we never had any problems with any of your suppliers or the plans that you had made for us. Everything was wonderf... Read moreul. We enjoyed getting to do our walk and seeing what we believe was the real Spain away from the big cities. We learned much and my Spanish is much improved. I did not realize there are so many mountains in northern Spain.
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Camino de Santiago
D. McDonaldsHello Rasmus, We have returned from our fantastic trip to Northern Spain and want to thank you VERY VERY much for organizing for us. Everything went most smoothly according to plan. The distances between stops were perfect allowing for driving times and sightseeing times. The accommodations were f... Read moreantastic. What fun it was to stay in an ancient palace, monastery and inn. The ultra modern boutique hotels were very tastefully and functionally designed. And all of these were perfectly located in or near the old town centers which made things so easy. Having the train tickets already in hand was also an advantage and the hotels were located convenient to the stations as well. You thought of everything and we want to thank you a million times for making our trip so memorable. Cheers, Donna
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Kayakholiday in Galicia
Thomas NeeronA very special setup! A high-energy ride and tour de force in the Ria de Arousa. The feeling is very familiar, the touch very personal, the atmosphere very authentic, the nature beautiful, the food great! All together like being on tour with your good friends, who have done everything to impress you... Read more. At times almost reaching crazy over-ecstatic heights. 10 hours in the kayak each day (breaks included) combined with overnight stays in dorms and tents drains your energy and your batteries will be low at the end of the week! Happy but tired!
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Camino Showdown: The Most Scenic, the Easiest, and the Toughest Routes – Which One Calls You?
Which section of the Camino is the easiest? Which Camino is the most beautiful? And where is it actually the hardest to walk?