Overview of RAW’s Camino Bikes
Learn about the bikes and equipment that are supplied on RAW Travel’s Camino bike trips. The bikes supplied are hi…
Pamplona – More than a bull run!
While the small city of Pamplona is world-renowned for its Fiesta de San Fermín held every July, there is so much more t…
Finding foodie paradise in Spain
If you’re a foodie, you’ll love Spain! Spain is world famous for its tapas, and boy oh boy and does it deliver. Whereve…
Bringing the ocean to your yoga practice
In a world of sensory overload the ocean bring us a sense of surrender and a needed break from technology… Connect…
The Santiago Botafumeiro
The Santiago Botafumeiro (pronounced Bot A Fum Ey O) is a famous thurible and one of the largest incense burners in the…
Accessing money on the Camino
Accessing money on the Camino will be easy as long as you plan in advance and keep an eye on what you are spending each…
Lisbon’s Sardine Festival
Every year from 12–14 June, Lisbon honours its most respected saint with a sardine festival. The first of several saints…
The revival of the Ancient Camino Pilgrimage Routes
The ancient Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route (The Way of St James) across northern Spain draws people of all differen…
Portuguese tarts at Lisbon’s Pasteis de Baelem
If you are making a trip to Lisbon then eating pastry is a must-do! The famous bakery Pastéis de Belém in the district o…
Indulge your senses on Le Puy Camino
Le Puy Camino is arguably the most beautiful of all the Camino routes in Europe and one that truly indulges the senses.
The Meaning of Stone Crosses on the Camino
Due to the fear of Santa Compaña you will find strategically places ‘cruceiros’ (stone crosses) all over the Galicia’s c…
Madrid: Lively Tapas and Dancing
Get a taste for the lively tapas culture and raucous nightlife in Madrid, Spain’s capital of commerce and cuisine,…
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