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,…
Culture and gastronomy at the Santiago city market
A must-see highlight after you have finished walking the Camino, is the lively Santiago City Market – head here for a bi…
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…
Mont Blanc Mountain Food
Mountain food is traditionally based on what can be grown or reared at altitude, and what can be kept through the harsh…
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…
Our International Mountain Leaders – Trekking in the European Alps
RAW Travel is proud that only fully-qualified International Mountain Leaders lead all our guided treks in the European A…
Walking Japan in Autumn
Koyo – meaning autumn-coloured foliage – draws a cult following all around Japan, where people follow the changing of th…