Camino Francés Stage 1
Camino Stage 1. The first day’s walk on the Camino Francés from St Jean Pied de Port in France to Roncesvalles. Th…
Via Francigena: Gambassi Terme to San Gimignano
There is something truly magical about a pilgrimage route – following in the footsteps of thousands of pilgrims on…
Exploring Victoria’s Great Ocean Walk
When visiting famous art galleries around the world, people don’t look at their feet they look at the art. When we walk…
Hiking in Japan – Kumano Kodo or Nakasendo Way?
If you are interested in hiking in Japan, RAW Travel offers two great walks – the sacred pilgrimage that is the Kumano K…
Nepal: the ideal destination for a solo traveller
A few years ago I spent a month travelling in India. While it was a fascinating, eye-popping experience with unparallele…
Only 2 weeks on the Camino? Check out these options
If you only have 2 weeks to spend on the Camino, here are a few inspirational options to consider. Firstly, if obtaining…
Are You A Dual Pilgrim?
For those people who have walked both the Camino de Santiago in Spain and Kumano Kodo in Japan you can be honoured as sm…
Why walk the Portuguese Coastal Camino?
The Portuguese Coastal Way is a stunning alternative to the traditional Camino de Santiago. It starts in the vibrant UNE…
Creatures along the Kumano Kodo
Walking Japan’s Kumano Kodo trail feels like stepping into an enchanted kingdom. The whimsical forests and meander…
Reflections on the UK’s Coast to Coast Walk
Jane McInnis walked the UK’s iconic Coast to Coast path with RAW Travel. Here she reflects on her wonderful experi…
The Wonderful Health Benefits of Japanese Food
Not only is Japanese food delicious but it is extremely good for you as well. The food is a real highlight of our trips…
Wine of the Camino de Santiago
If you are a food and wine lover, you can enjoy the pleasure of Spain’s exceptional viticulture with every footste…