Camino Inglés - A Unique and Relaxing Pilgrim route
Escape the crowds and find peace on the Camino...
All about El Camino
Choose your Camino De Santiago based on the level of difficulty: we help you!
Deciding which Camino to do can depend on many factors such as duration and difficulty. Today we are going to talk to you about th...
Things to know before you walk Camino de Santiago
The Camino de Santiago is one of the most popular long-distance hiking and pilgrimage routes in the world....
TIPS for the ultimate packing list for the Camino de Santiago
When packing for the Camino de Santiago, it's important to remember that you'll be carrying everything on your back for several ho...
Iconic Camino monuments: Convento de San Antón de Castrojeriz
Convento de San Antón de Castrojeriz is a must-see...
The secret to happiness
Walking the Camino de Santiago de Compostela alone is the best way to live here and now. #Travel #Solotravel #Solotravel #Mindfuln...
Camino Master Quiz
How much do you know about the Camino de Santiago?...
The camino Portugues along the coast
Why more and more pilgrims choose this route.......
Walking the Camino Ingles
cultural experience and historical significance...
Check our new Budget Friendly Caminos!
Fancy the Camino but not enough time or money? A Camino doesn't have to cost a fortune, either in money or vacation days....
How to take care of your blisters in 3 steps
A damn blister! Blisters during your camino are very annoying and painful. Every step hurts and the kilometers seem to last for ev...
Who walks The Camino de Santiago
Some statistics for The Camino de Santiago (2021):...
Reasons to do the Portugese Way
Why should you choose one over another? We give some reasoning to make it easier for you to make a good decision...
The Camino on an e-bike, the new trend? Spain is More is certain about it.
There is a new group of pilgrims that slowly start to expand on the camino. You will not see anymore only hikers and cyclists, but...
All cycling paths leads to Santiago de Compostela
Cycling Holidays along ancient pilgrims’ paths, historical monuments and picturesque vineyards...
20% to 50% less stress, anxiety and depressive symptoms after a camino
Results of research into the psychological benefits of a camino announced...
The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
Discover the light...
No regrets. Head out to the Camino
In this post we tell you why you should do El Camino and how it will change your life....
Benefits of Kayaking
We live in a very hectic world trying to keep up the pace of day-to-day life surrounded by noise and electronic devices. We spend...
8 Reasons to do the Camino dos Faros
Lighthouse Way is a hiking route that runs along the coast of Costa de la Muerte (Death Coast,) in the northwest of Galicia, conne...
24 hours in the life of a pilgrim
What does a day of a pilgrim look like?...
Eyes too short on the Camino del Norte
Cliffs, deep blue sea and the snowy peaks of the Picos de Europa...
Do the Camino with kids!
What should you take into account?...
Timelap St-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Roncesvalles
3 min. timelap...
Sleep in a Parador during your camino
A little extra luxury as a pilgrim. Is it allowed? ...
The ultimate Camino guide - how to prepare yourself
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Advise on choosing the most suitable backpack for the Camino de Santiago
You already have decided, you're going to do El Camino de Santiago! Now, you just have to prepare your backpack and all the materi...
10 tips to have a successful Camino to Santiago de Compostela
Read the tips of the Pilgrims!...
8 reasons why Bilbao is worth a visit.
Compared to the popular surf town San Sebastián, Bilbao was always seen as an ugly, industrial city. Although the city is still d...
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Camino Price Benchmark - Full Camino...
What to Pack for the Camino de Santiago
Packing for a month-long, 340-mile hike isn't simple—but nothing worth doing is ever simple....
Mini Guide to Porto and the Douro, Portugal
There’s a dreamlike quality to Porto – a tumbledown, romantic city of stately beaux-arts buildings – and further afield is the bea...
Why are people so drawn to walk the Camino
When walking the Camino, you are all by yourself - it’s you and the 'camino'. Nothing else. You walk. You eat. You sleep. And then...
Yellow Arrows & Camino Symbols
To walk the Camino all you need to do is follow the yellow arrows. You will also find many scallop shell markers along the way....
The History of El Camino
The first narratives about the legendary Camino de Santiago date as far back as the 8th century. The Camino de Santiago, also know...
The Credential & Compostela (pilgrims pass)
Your personal pilgrim document...
The pilgrim mass and the Botafumeiro
The Pilgrim’s Mass is every day at the Cathedral of Santiago at 12.00 and 19:30. As a symbol of welcome, mass begins with a readin...