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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.
No one knows Northern Spain like us !!!
Our philosophy is that you travel as a local and come to places where guidebooks won't take you
Thank you so much - just also want to say that when i walked the Camino - st Francis - 800 kms - the arrangements made were excellent - thank you. Please also thank Rasmus for me.
Hello 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
Hi 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.
At the end of June, 2012, my wife and I walked the Camino de Santiago from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela. It was a wonderful experience that began with something new for us.-- travel from Madrid via the night sleeper train.
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
