Jonathan

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Jonathan is the Marketing and Content Manager at CaminoWays.com. Originating from Dublin, Ireland, he has an immense love of exploring new places. With a strong commitment to showcasing destinations accessible to individuals with mobility challenges, he has traversed numerous countries across five continents. His journeys have taken him to iconic locations such as Bondi Beach in Sydney, the historic city of Kyoto in Japan, and the scenic landscapes of Cape Town in South Africa. Continually in search of new adventures, he is eager to explore more of the world.

Cost of the Camino de Santiago

How much does the Camino de Santiago cost?

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Is it expensive to walk the Camino? We often get asked about the cost of the Camino de Santiago. People often wonder how much money they need to budget for their Camino trip and whether or not it’s cheaper to do it alone or with the help of a tour company like us. So we’ve […]

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Is it expensive to walk the Camino? We often get asked about the cost of the Camino de Santiago. People often wonder how much money they need to budget for their Camino trip and whether or not it’s cheaper to do it alone or with the help of a tour company like us. So we’ve

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Unmissable Rome: The Perfect End to the Via Francigena

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After completing the final stretch of the Via Francigena from Viterbo to Rome, take an extra day to soak in the magic of the Eternal City. Walking or cycling into Rome marks the end of an unforgettable journey, but the adventure isn’t over yet. Rome is filled with cultural wonders and historical landmarks waiting to

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After completing the final stretch of the Via Francigena from Viterbo to Rome, take an extra day to soak in the magic of the Eternal City. Walking or cycling into Rome marks the end of an unforgettable journey, but the adventure isn’t over yet. Rome is filled with cultural wonders and historical landmarks waiting to

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10 Reasons to Visit Bilbao on your Camino

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Every time we embark on the Camino del Norte, we eagerly anticipate visiting Bilbao. This charming, contemporary city has become a key centre for Spanish insurance companies, banking, and industry. However, don’t let this deter you from including it in your Camino del Norte journey. Bilbao is far more than just a business hub! The

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Every time we embark on the Camino del Norte, we eagerly anticipate visiting Bilbao. This charming, contemporary city has become a key centre for Spanish insurance companies, banking, and industry. However, don’t let this deter you from including it in your Camino del Norte journey. Bilbao is far more than just a business hub! The

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Camino Summer Routes: Explore Northern Spain

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The Top Camino Routes for this Summer Pack your walking shoes, water bottle, and camera—the summer is just around the corner, and we’ve selected three of the top summer routes on the Camino de Santiago. Begin with a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters of Baiona and Vigo, savour the finest tapas in Northern Spain,

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The Top Camino Routes for this Summer Pack your walking shoes, water bottle, and camera—the summer is just around the corner, and we’ve selected three of the top summer routes on the Camino de Santiago. Begin with a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters of Baiona and Vigo, savour the finest tapas in Northern Spain,

Camino Primitivo

3 Things to do in Lugo on the Camino Primitivo

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Lugo is a highlight along the historic Camino Primitivo, the oldest Camino de Santiago route and a must-see spot in Galicia. If you’re walking the Camino Francés from Sarria and making your way via public transport, you’ll likely pass through Lugo and might have a chance to explore its unique character. Here’s how to make

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Lugo is a highlight along the historic Camino Primitivo, the oldest Camino de Santiago route and a must-see spot in Galicia. If you’re walking the Camino Francés from Sarria and making your way via public transport, you’ll likely pass through Lugo and might have a chance to explore its unique character. Here’s how to make

Insider’s Guide to León on the Camino Francés Route

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When embarking on the Camino de Santiago, consider taking a break in León. This city offers a welcome respite and a chance to immerse yourself in its rich history and stunning architecture. León is surrounded by a largely untouched landscape, with forests and mountains that have escaped mass tourism. León offers much to explore. It

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When embarking on the Camino de Santiago, consider taking a break in León. This city offers a welcome respite and a chance to immerse yourself in its rich history and stunning architecture. León is surrounded by a largely untouched landscape, with forests and mountains that have escaped mass tourism. León offers much to explore. It

Camino Wine

Wine Routes: Discover the Best Camino Wine Regions

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If you love wine, why not enjoy a wine-tasting adventure along the Camino de Santiago? You can explore six unique Camino Wine Routes during your journey. Autumn is the perfect season for wine harvesting across Europe, and both the Camino de Santiago and Via Francigena pass through some of the most famous wine regions in

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If you love wine, why not enjoy a wine-tasting adventure along the Camino de Santiago? You can explore six unique Camino Wine Routes during your journey. Autumn is the perfect season for wine harvesting across Europe, and both the Camino de Santiago and Via Francigena pass through some of the most famous wine regions in

Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela: Key Things to Know

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The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela – 5 Things To Know The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela stands as a powerful symbol of the city and marks the final destination for countless pilgrims journeying along the Camino de Santiago, whether on foot or by bicycle. For centuries, people from all over the world have made

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The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela – 5 Things To Know The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela stands as a powerful symbol of the city and marks the final destination for countless pilgrims journeying along the Camino de Santiago, whether on foot or by bicycle. For centuries, people from all over the world have made

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Celebrate St James’ Day & Get 10% Off Your Camino

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July 25th marks a double celebration in Galicia: the feast of Saint James (or Santiago, Sant Iago in Galician) and Galicia’s National Day. To celebrate St James’ Day, we have a special offer until the end of the month (July 31st): All new bookings made between July 16th and 31st, 2025, receive 10% off. *Please

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July 25th marks a double celebration in Galicia: the feast of Saint James (or Santiago, Sant Iago in Galician) and Galicia’s National Day. To celebrate St James’ Day, we have a special offer until the end of the month (July 31st): All new bookings made between July 16th and 31st, 2025, receive 10% off. *Please

St.Jean Pied de Port

St Jean Pied de Port: A Pilgrim’s Gateway

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Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port is one of the most important towns on the Camino de Santiago. It is the final stop for several French Camino routes, including Le Chemin du Puy, Vézelay, and Paris-Tours. At the same time, it is also the starting point of the famous Camino Francés, the most well-known route to Santiago de Compostela. History

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Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port is one of the most important towns on the Camino de Santiago. It is the final stop for several French Camino routes, including Le Chemin du Puy, Vézelay, and Paris-Tours. At the same time, it is also the starting point of the famous Camino Francés, the most well-known route to Santiago de Compostela. History

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Love Porto: Discover the City’s Unique Culture

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5 Reasons to love Porto Porto is one of Portugal’s most enchanting cities. Compact, colourful, and full of personality, it’s a favourite starting point for many pilgrims walking or cycling the Camino de Santiago along the Camino Portugués. With its riverside charm, historic buildings, and rich culture, Porto is a city that stays with you.

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5 Reasons to love Porto Porto is one of Portugal’s most enchanting cities. Compact, colourful, and full of personality, it’s a favourite starting point for many pilgrims walking or cycling the Camino de Santiago along the Camino Portugués. With its riverside charm, historic buildings, and rich culture, Porto is a city that stays with you.

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Cycling the Camino: What You Need to Know

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Cycling the Camino de Santiago is a fantastic alternative to walking. It allows you to cover more ground quickly and is particularly convenient if you’re travelling with children. If you plan to cycle one of the Camino de Santiago routes, this guide will address common questions and provide tips to make your journey enjoyable. See

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Cycling the Camino de Santiago is a fantastic alternative to walking. It allows you to cover more ground quickly and is particularly convenient if you’re travelling with children. If you plan to cycle one of the Camino de Santiago routes, this guide will address common questions and provide tips to make your journey enjoyable. See

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Camino Portugues Foods: A Culinary Adventure Awaits

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According to 2020 statistics from the Pilgrims Office in Santiago, the Camino Portugués is the second most popular Camino de Santiago route after the Camino Francés. This scenic trail begins in Lisbon and follows a coastal path through Porto, Vigo, and Baiona, before reaching Santiago de Compostela, the final destination for many pilgrims. One of

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According to 2020 statistics from the Pilgrims Office in Santiago, the Camino Portugués is the second most popular Camino de Santiago route after the Camino Francés. This scenic trail begins in Lisbon and follows a coastal path through Porto, Vigo, and Baiona, before reaching Santiago de Compostela, the final destination for many pilgrims. One of

Weather on the Camino: Preparing for Different Seasons

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The weather on the Camino de Santiago varies greatly depending on the season, the Camino route and the region you choose to travel through. Here’s what you need to know to prepare for your journey. Pack layers and check local forecasts regularly to stay comfortable throughout your walk. Spring weather on the Camino Spring brings

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The weather on the Camino de Santiago varies greatly depending on the season, the Camino route and the region you choose to travel through. Here’s what you need to know to prepare for your journey. Pack layers and check local forecasts regularly to stay comfortable throughout your walk. Spring weather on the Camino Spring brings

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How long is the Camino de Santiago?

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“How long is the Camino de Santiago?” is a question often asked by those planning this famous pilgrimage. The answer is both simple and complex. The Camino can be as long or as short as you want it to be. There are several different Camino routes with various starting points, each offering its own length,

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“How long is the Camino de Santiago?” is a question often asked by those planning this famous pilgrimage. The answer is both simple and complex. The Camino can be as long or as short as you want it to be. There are several different Camino routes with various starting points, each offering its own length,

Via de la Plata

Ourense: The Thermal City of Galicia Awaits

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Ourense, a charming city with a rich history, is a favourite starting point for many Camino walkers. It marks the beginning of the final 100km of the Via de la Plata route towards Santiago. Once called ‘Auria’ by the Romans, Ourense offers the perfect setting to commence your Camino de Santiago journey. This last stretch

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Ourense, a charming city with a rich history, is a favourite starting point for many Camino walkers. It marks the beginning of the final 100km of the Via de la Plata route towards Santiago. Once called ‘Auria’ by the Romans, Ourense offers the perfect setting to commence your Camino de Santiago journey. This last stretch

Camino Cultural Festivals Along the Sacred Path

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The Camino de Santiago is not only a journey of the body but also of the heart and soul. Along the way, pilgrims are embraced by centuries of heritage, devotion, and celebration. One of the most enriching experiences on this sacred path is witnessing the cultural festivals on the Camino. These vibrant events showcase the

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The Camino de Santiago is not only a journey of the body but also of the heart and soul. Along the way, pilgrims are embraced by centuries of heritage, devotion, and celebration. One of the most enriching experiences on this sacred path is witnessing the cultural festivals on the Camino. These vibrant events showcase the

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Highlights Via de la Plata: Must-See Locations

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The Via de la Plata is a captivating route through Spain leading to Santiago de Compostela. This journey showcases a rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. The final 100km of the Via de la Plata, from Ourense to Santiago, is one of the most beautiful routes to Santiago de Compostela. This lesser-known path

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The Via de la Plata is a captivating route through Spain leading to Santiago de Compostela. This journey showcases a rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. The final 100km of the Via de la Plata, from Ourense to Santiago, is one of the most beautiful routes to Santiago de Compostela. This lesser-known path

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