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Discover the most unknown regions of northern Spain with its impressive cultural, natural and gastronomic treasures that complement the already famous tourist attractions.
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Our philosophy is that you travel as a local and come to places where guidebooks won't take you
1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your holiday? Getting to the hotel in Caminha after a long straight tarmac stretch. Really enjoyed both Caminha and Baiona. The hotels were good/excellent throughout. 2. What tips would you give other travellers booking this holiday? Pack as li... Read moreght as possible and use the short days to find a laundrette (eg Baiona) 3. Did you feel that your holiday benefited local people, reduced environmental impacts or supported conservation? Certainly the cases, restaurants and accommodation providers benefit from the Camino. Unfortunately, it was disappointing how many 'pilgrims' left rubbish behind (especially toilet paper!) 4. Finally, how would you rate your holiday overall? Excellent. Spain is More is very good at choosing hotels close to the trail and with amenities nearby. Cannot fault their organisation! Will be coming back to do another one! Finally, how would you rate your holiday overall? 5 *****
We arrived home to middle Ontario, Canada today, missing Hurricane Sandy by a couple of days. Our trip was absolutely wonderful, all you did to make it seamless, is much appreciated. The rooms were very nice. The taxi arrived on time and the gentlemen went to no end of trouble to make sure we saw e... Read moreverything. We felt safe under your umbrella of care. We made friends who we hope will visit in Canada in the coming year.
It was a good mix of town, country with cultural aspects eg food! The Picos De Europa were perhaps the best phase of the holiday Take various guidebooks. Language needs a bit of patience and flexibility. Meals and coffees were sometimes more challenging than expected - but nearly everyone tried to ... Read morehelp and seemed to appreciate our patchy Spanish.... The car hire company gave us an 'upgrade' because they could not supply the more compact car we had requested (we got a 7-seater SUV - not easy in the underground car parks for the hotels) We were pleased with the hotels and bars that we used - I suppose we were benefiting local people and smaller businesses. We had a really good holiday Finally rate for our holiday overall 4 ****
Back home and just wanted to thank you for all your assistance and advice. Very much enjoyed our time in Spain.
The Pilgrim’s Mass is every day in Santiago. As a symbol of welcome, mass begins with a reading of the list the pilgrims who have arrived in Santiago and that have claimed their Compostela within the last 24 hours. Besides their names their nationality and the place from which each pilgrim began, his/her pilgrimage is also read.
important information for pilgrims from October 16, 2026
