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.

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What types of Camino Tours do you offer?

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FAQ: What types of Camino Tours do you offer? Camino Tours for Solo Travellers and Groups At CaminoWays.com, we organise Camino tours for solo travellers as well as groups of all sizes, whether you wish to walk or cycle. Here’s a breakdown of the various types of tours we offer: Self-Guided Tours Many of our […]

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FAQ: What types of Camino Tours do you offer? Camino Tours for Solo Travellers and Groups At CaminoWays.com, we organise Camino tours for solo travellers as well as groups of all sizes, whether you wish to walk or cycle. Here’s a breakdown of the various types of tours we offer: Self-Guided Tours Many of our

Autumn Camino

Why You Should Spend Autumn on The Camino de Santiago

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Can you feel it? The warm weather is seeping away, and in its place is a slight chill in the air. Autumn has arrived, and with this temperature change comes a renewed excitement, especially when getting out in nature. Autumn on the Camino de Santiago is genuinely magical. If you’re positive that summer is the

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Can you feel it? The warm weather is seeping away, and in its place is a slight chill in the air. Autumn has arrived, and with this temperature change comes a renewed excitement, especially when getting out in nature. Autumn on the Camino de Santiago is genuinely magical. If you’re positive that summer is the

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The Val d’Orcia is The Must-See Area of Tuscany

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Exploring the Val d’Orcia: A Highlight of the Via Francigena Historical Significance The Val d’Orcia in Tuscany is a must-see region on the Via Francigena and a key highlight of the Camino to Rome. This historic route, originally known as Via Cassia, has crossed the Val d’Orcia since Roman times. Over the centuries, the Via

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Exploring the Val d’Orcia: A Highlight of the Via Francigena Historical Significance The Val d’Orcia in Tuscany is a must-see region on the Via Francigena and a key highlight of the Camino to Rome. This historic route, originally known as Via Cassia, has crossed the Val d’Orcia since Roman times. Over the centuries, the Via

Viterbo

Must-See: Medieval Viterbo

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Exploring the Medieval Charm of Viterbo Nestled in the Lazio region of Italy, Viterbo offers a captivating glimpse into the past. As a popular starting point for the Via Francigena, it’s the perfect place to begin walking the last 100km of the Via Francigena from Viterbo to Rome. Boasting one of Italy’s best-preserved medieval centres,

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Exploring the Medieval Charm of Viterbo Nestled in the Lazio region of Italy, Viterbo offers a captivating glimpse into the past. As a popular starting point for the Via Francigena, it’s the perfect place to begin walking the last 100km of the Via Francigena from Viterbo to Rome. Boasting one of Italy’s best-preserved medieval centres,

Top things to do in Siena

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Siena, a gem in the heart of Tuscany, is one of the most captivating stops along the Via Francigena. This UNESCO World Heritage city is a testament to Gothic architecture, blending harmoniously with its stunning Tuscan surroundings. As you walk the Via Francigena, a pilgrimage route that takes you through some of Italy’s most historic

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Siena, a gem in the heart of Tuscany, is one of the most captivating stops along the Via Francigena. This UNESCO World Heritage city is a testament to Gothic architecture, blending harmoniously with its stunning Tuscan surroundings. As you walk the Via Francigena, a pilgrimage route that takes you through some of Italy’s most historic

Must-see: 5 things to do in Lucca

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The beautiful walled city of Lucca in Tuscany is one of the highlights of the Via Francigena, Italy’s renowned pilgrimage trail. Many walkers begin their journey from Lucca, heading towards the stunning city of Siena. While some may opt to start in San Miniato, skipping the initial walking days out of Lucca, this charming city

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The beautiful walled city of Lucca in Tuscany is one of the highlights of the Via Francigena, Italy’s renowned pilgrimage trail. Many walkers begin their journey from Lucca, heading towards the stunning city of Siena. While some may opt to start in San Miniato, skipping the initial walking days out of Lucca, this charming city

End of Summer Caminos

Great Camino Routes For The End of Summer

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Great Camino Routes for Autumn Looking for a fantastic Camino route for Autumn 2024? August to October offers mild temperatures and quieter paths, making it one of the best times for a walking adventure. While September is particularly busy on the Camino de Santiago, especially the last 100km of the Camino Frances, many great Camino

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Great Camino Routes for Autumn Looking for a fantastic Camino route for Autumn 2024? August to October offers mild temperatures and quieter paths, making it one of the best times for a walking adventure. While September is particularly busy on the Camino de Santiago, especially the last 100km of the Camino Frances, many great Camino

10 Fascinating Facts About Galicia

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Galicia, located in the northwest of Spain, is a hidden gem that combines ancient traditions, stunning landscapes, and a rich cultural history. Often overshadowed by more famous Spanish destinations, Galicia offers a unique experience for those willing to explore it. Here are ten captivating facts about Galicia highlighting its distinct character and charm. 1. A

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Galicia, located in the northwest of Spain, is a hidden gem that combines ancient traditions, stunning landscapes, and a rich cultural history. Often overshadowed by more famous Spanish destinations, Galicia offers a unique experience for those willing to explore it. Here are ten captivating facts about Galicia highlighting its distinct character and charm. 1. A

Saint James

Who is Saint James?

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Saint James, or James the Greater, is a significant figure in the Christian tradition. He is admired for his apostolic work and strong faith. Born in the first century AD, he was the son of Zebedee and Salome and the brother of John the Apostle. James worked as a Galilean fisherman, leading a simple life

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Saint James, or James the Greater, is a significant figure in the Christian tradition. He is admired for his apostolic work and strong faith. Born in the first century AD, he was the son of Zebedee and Salome and the brother of John the Apostle. James worked as a Galilean fisherman, leading a simple life

Hidden Gems on the Camino

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The Camino de Santiago is renowned for its spiritual significance, beautiful landscapes, and rich history. While many pilgrims are familiar with the famous stops along the way, hidden gems on the Camino are tucked away in lesser-known towns that offer unique experiences. This blog will explore five hidden treasures along the popular Camino Francés and

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The Camino de Santiago is renowned for its spiritual significance, beautiful landscapes, and rich history. While many pilgrims are familiar with the famous stops along the way, hidden gems on the Camino are tucked away in lesser-known towns that offer unique experiences. This blog will explore five hidden treasures along the popular Camino Francés and

Last-Minute Training Tips for the Camino

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Are you planning to walk or cycle the Camino de Santiago in September or October 2024? If so, you might feel excitement and nerves, especially if you’re just now thinking about your training. The good news is that there’s still plenty of time to prepare physically and mentally. With the proper focus, you can ensure

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Are you planning to walk or cycle the Camino de Santiago in September or October 2024? If so, you might feel excitement and nerves, especially if you’re just now thinking about your training. The good news is that there’s still plenty of time to prepare physically and mentally. With the proper focus, you can ensure

Essential Pilgrim Checklist While On the Camino

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Preparing for the Camino de Santiago involves careful planning, and understanding what to bring is crucial. This essential pilgrim checklist covers the most commonly asked questions by pilgrims while on the Camino. From packing the right gear to knowing what to expect, this guide will help ensure a smooth and memorable journey. Packing for the

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Preparing for the Camino de Santiago involves careful planning, and understanding what to bring is crucial. This essential pilgrim checklist covers the most commonly asked questions by pilgrims while on the Camino. From packing the right gear to knowing what to expect, this guide will help ensure a smooth and memorable journey. Packing for the

Ferrol, Camino Inglés

Exploring the Towns of the Camino Inglés

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The Camino Inglés, an ancient pilgrimage route from Ferrol to Santiago de Compostela, offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. This 119-km/ 74miles trail takes you through charming towns on the Camino Inglés and picturesque landscapes. Let’s explore the highlights and attractions of each essential stop along this journey. Ferrol: The Starting

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The Camino Inglés, an ancient pilgrimage route from Ferrol to Santiago de Compostela, offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. This 119-km/ 74miles trail takes you through charming towns on the Camino Inglés and picturesque landscapes. Let’s explore the highlights and attractions of each essential stop along this journey. Ferrol: The Starting

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The Camino With a Group – What The Pilgrims Say

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The Camino with a Group: What Pilgrims Say The Joy of Walking with a Group Ever wondered what it’s like to walk the Camino de Santiago with others? Our Camino guided tours offer a unique camaraderie, as many pilgrims have discovered. Robert’s Journey: A Well-Organised Adventure “From the pick up at Santiago airport to Ferrol, each

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The Camino with a Group: What Pilgrims Say The Joy of Walking with a Group Ever wondered what it’s like to walk the Camino de Santiago with others? Our Camino guided tours offer a unique camaraderie, as many pilgrims have discovered. Robert’s Journey: A Well-Organised Adventure “From the pick up at Santiago airport to Ferrol, each

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What Solo Pilgrims Say About The Camino de Santiago

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Walking the Camino as a Solo Traveller Have you ever wondered what it’s like to walk the Camino de Santiago solo? Our customisable self-guided tours offer solo pilgrims a unique experience at their own pace. Not Alone on the Camino Walking the Camino as a solo traveller doesn’t mean walking alone. On your journey to

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Walking the Camino as a Solo Traveller Have you ever wondered what it’s like to walk the Camino de Santiago solo? Our customisable self-guided tours offer solo pilgrims a unique experience at their own pace. Not Alone on the Camino Walking the Camino as a solo traveller doesn’t mean walking alone. On your journey to

15 Interesting Via Francigena Facts To Know

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The Via Francigena trail might not be as well known as the Camino de Santiago, but it has been a path taken by pilgrims across Europe for centuries. We explain the Via Francigena, the Camino to Rome, in 15 exciting and simple facts: 15 Via Francigena Facts Distance and Route Historical Significance Pronunciation and Recognition

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The Via Francigena trail might not be as well known as the Camino de Santiago, but it has been a path taken by pilgrims across Europe for centuries. We explain the Via Francigena, the Camino to Rome, in 15 exciting and simple facts: 15 Via Francigena Facts Distance and Route Historical Significance Pronunciation and Recognition

One day in Baiona on the Camino Portugues

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One Day in Baiona If you are planning to do the Camino Portugues Coastal you are in for some great treats as you will be either starting or passing through the stunning city of Baiona. This postcard-perfect village is the ideal starting point for your Camino de Santiago journey. The narrow cobbled streets invite you

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One Day in Baiona If you are planning to do the Camino Portugues Coastal you are in for some great treats as you will be either starting or passing through the stunning city of Baiona. This postcard-perfect village is the ideal starting point for your Camino de Santiago journey. The narrow cobbled streets invite you

St James Day on the Camino

Saint James’ Festival in Santiago de Compostela

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In the last two weeks of July, Santiago de Compostela celebrates its most significant festival: the St James Festival or the Apostle Festival (Festas do Apóstolo). St James is the patron saint of Santiago de Compostela and Galicia, which means St James Day is also Galicia Day and a holiday in the region. Many pilgrims on the

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In the last two weeks of July, Santiago de Compostela celebrates its most significant festival: the St James Festival or the Apostle Festival (Festas do Apóstolo). St James is the patron saint of Santiago de Compostela and Galicia, which means St James Day is also Galicia Day and a holiday in the region. Many pilgrims on the

Using Walking Poles on The Camino

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What are walking poles, and why should I use them? Often considered an essential accessory for long-distance trekking or walking, walking poles can be a valuable item to add to your Camino packing checklist. On the Camino de Santiago, walking poles are tools used by pilgrims to aid in balance, reduce strain on the legs

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What are walking poles, and why should I use them? Often considered an essential accessory for long-distance trekking or walking, walking poles can be a valuable item to add to your Camino packing checklist. On the Camino de Santiago, walking poles are tools used by pilgrims to aid in balance, reduce strain on the legs

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Walk From Ireland to Santiago Along The Celtic Camino

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Walk From Ireland to Santiago Along The Celtic Camino In olden times, Camino pilgrims would begin their journey as soon as they left their homes, which is why there are various different Camino routes crossing most of Europe. One of these routes was the Camino Ingles. The Camino Ingles is the route traditionally favoured by

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Walk From Ireland to Santiago Along The Celtic Camino In olden times, Camino pilgrims would begin their journey as soon as they left their homes, which is why there are various different Camino routes crossing most of Europe. One of these routes was the Camino Ingles. The Camino Ingles is the route traditionally favoured by

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