Finding Our Way: 41 Days Walking the Camino
Walking the Camino can be life changing, as RAW Travellers Emma & Ross from Queensland discovered after a 41-day tri…
Cycling the Camino – Bikes and equipment
While most people choose to walk the Camino, cycling the way to Santiago along Spain’s world-famous pilgrimage routes is…
Should you skip the Meseta on the Camino de Santiago?
If you want to walk the Camino de Santiago but are time poor, ask most people which part to skip and they will invariabl…
Pamplona – More than a bull run!
While the small city of Pamplona is world-renowned for its Fiesta de San FermÃn 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. Wherever…
Discovering the delights of Oia on the Portuguese Camino
While walking RAW Travel’s Portuguese Coastal Camino I got to stop and smell the roses, as the saying goes, in the delig…
How walking the Camino de Santiago changed me
Setting foot on the Camino de Santiago is more than a journey across Spain; it’s a pilgrimage that unfolds layer by laye…
You know you have walked the Camino when…
After days (or weeks) on the Camino, you may start noticing little changes in how you approach life, such as an unshakab…
Spain’s Camino de Santiago – Much more than a long walk
Spain’s Camino de Santiago – often simply called “The Way” – is much more than a long walk; it’s a jou…
The Secret of Santo Toribio Monastery – True Cross
Deep within the spectacular Picos de Europa National Park in Northern Spain there is a relic that is inextricably linked…
You say Camino, I say Kumano
If you’ve completed the Camino (or a section of it) across northern Spain there’s a good chance you will want to walk th…
The Famous Santiago Botafumeiro
The famous Santiago Botafumeiro (pronounced Bot A Fum Ey O) is a thurible and one of the largest incense burners in the…