Cape Finisterre – walk to the end of the world!
Cape Finisterre is a rockbound peninsula in the province of A Coruna in the autonomous community of Galicia, Spain. It&#…
St James Feast Day – the most iconic day on the Camino calendar
The St James Feast Day is celebrated on the 25th of July every year and is the most iconic day on the Camino calendar. S…
The Luxurious Parador Santiago de Compostela
If you are lucky enough to stay in a Parador in Spain while walking the Camino you will likely find yourself in a Castil…
Camino Comida – Lunch on the Camino
One of the delights of walking the Camino de Santiago is the anticipation and enjoyment of the delicious foods you will…
Two weeks on the Camino? Sarria to Santiago Highlights
The most popular section of Spain’s Camino Frances is the final 115km from Sarria to Santiago. Many walkers choose this…
Which stage of the Camino should I walk?
Are you asking yourself which stage of Spain’s world-famous Camino you should walk? Read on for a breakdown of fiv…
Camino Frances Stage 4 – León to O Cebriero
If you want to experience some of the most picturesque and iconic scenery and towns on Spain’s iconic Camino pilgr…
Is Your Camino Calling?
“The call of the Camino” is a phrase that you frequently hear when talking to pilgrims. It starts with a prompting…
Walking the Camino in a Holy Year
The Camino de Santiago is a unique experience for any pilgrim but for those pilgrims who are taking a spiritual pilgrima…
Walking the First Stage of the Camino – St Jean Pied de Port to Roncesvalles
Walking the first stage of the Camino from St Jean Pied de Port in France to Roncesvalles involves hiking over the Pyren…
Tuscany’s Via Francigena – Walking Gambassi Terme to San Gimignano
There is something truly magical about a pilgrimage route – following in the footsteps of thousands of pilgrims on the s…
Only 2 weeks to walk the Camino? Check out these options
If you only have 2 weeks to walk Spain’s iconic Camino pilgrimage route here are a few inspirational options to co…