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…
National Parks of England’s Coast to Coast Path
The North York Moors is undoubtably a special place to walk and is my favourite section of the Coast to Coast which may…
Charms of Cornwall’s Camino | South West Coast Path
I never expected to, but somehow it happened; somewhere between my first and last steps on the 1015km South West Coast P…
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…
Day hiking around Chamonix – gateway to the Tour du Mont Blanc
Now that you’ve done all your training at home in preparation for your Mont Blanc trek, you can warm up your legs…
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…
History of England’s Lake District
England’s Lake District is, as its name suggests, known for its many scenic lakes. But the national park also has…
Discovering the secrets of Kiso-Fukushima
All of the post towns along Japan’s ancient Nakasendo Way have something special of interest. The beautifully restored a…
A better planet, one walk at a time…
“When you travel with RAW, you become part of something bigger. You are guaranteed to leave a lasting positive impact on…
Pondering the future of Travel
Recent months have seen our world turned upside down in so many ways and scenes once unthinkable have become commonplace…