Creatures along Japan’s Kumano Kodo Trail
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…
How to become a yogi and stay motivated
With so many people in the West jumping onto a yoga mat to counteract their busy lives, you may also be looking at getti…
The ultimate guide: how to get to the Camino de Santiago
So you’ve booked your Camino adventure, the journey of a lifetime, an ancient pilgrimage covering 770 km from start to f…
How to hike in Spain with dietary restrictions
Hiking in Spain with dietary restrictions can be a daunting prospect. With a little preparation, you can make the most o…
The best time to walk the Camino de Santiago: how to prepare for the weather on the Camino
When’s the best time to walk the Camino de Santiago? It’s one of the most common questions we receive from people planni…
Can children hike Japan’s Kumano Kodo trail?
Travelling with children offers many benefits for both parents and kids. It’s great to share experiences together and ge…
Pilgrim passports & compostelas on the Camino
A pilgrim passport is part of your Camino experience. While it is not strictly necessary to have one if you are not stay…
The ancient yogic practice of nasal cleansing
Nasal cleansing (neti) is a kriya (cleansing technique) that has been used to purify and cleanse the body by yogis in In…
Can I eat vegetarian while walking the Camino de Santiago?
Walking the Camino de Santiago as a vegetarian can be both an enriching and challenging experience. Spain is known for i…