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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.

WiFi on the Camino

Is there WiFi access on the Camino?

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The Camino de Santiago, a network of pilgrimage routes leading to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Spain, attracts thousands of pilgrims and travellers worldwide yearly. While the journey is often embarked upon for spiritual or personal reasons, staying connected during the trek is a concern for many. In this blog, we explore the […]

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The Camino de Santiago, a network of pilgrimage routes leading to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Spain, attracts thousands of pilgrims and travellers worldwide yearly. While the journey is often embarked upon for spiritual or personal reasons, staying connected during the trek is a concern for many. In this blog, we explore the

Special dietary requirements on The Camino

FAQ: Special Dietary Requirements on The Camino

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Tasting local dishes and exploring diverse culinary options is a delightful aspect of your journey on the Camino de Santiago. The variety of foods you can enjoy varies depending on your Camino route. For instance, in Galicia, the famous octopus dish, ‘Pulpo,’ is particularly recommended in Melide on the Camino Francés. Prepare to savour some

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Tasting local dishes and exploring diverse culinary options is a delightful aspect of your journey on the Camino de Santiago. The variety of foods you can enjoy varies depending on your Camino route. For instance, in Galicia, the famous octopus dish, ‘Pulpo,’ is particularly recommended in Melide on the Camino Francés. Prepare to savour some

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What to Eat on the Camino: Culinary Delights

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Starting the Camino de Santiago is a soulful, spiritual journey and a culinary adventure that excites the taste buds. The Camino weaves through various regions, each offering unique and delectable dishes that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Spain. This guide will take you through the culinary delights that await you on the Camino, ensuring

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Starting the Camino de Santiago is a soulful, spiritual journey and a culinary adventure that excites the taste buds. The Camino weaves through various regions, each offering unique and delectable dishes that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Spain. This guide will take you through the culinary delights that await you on the Camino, ensuring

Sea of Arousa on the Camino

Sea of Arousa Camino: A Spiritual Journey

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Sea of Arousa Camino: A Spiritual Journey The Sea of Arousa Camino, also recognised as the Camino Espiritual, is a stunning path recently endorsed by the Cathedral of Santiago as an official Camino de Santiago route. Renowned as one of Europe’s most unique and extraordinary trails, it follows Theodore and Athanasius’s maritime path. They embarked

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Sea of Arousa Camino: A Spiritual Journey The Sea of Arousa Camino, also recognised as the Camino Espiritual, is a stunning path recently endorsed by the Cathedral of Santiago as an official Camino de Santiago route. Renowned as one of Europe’s most unique and extraordinary trails, it follows Theodore and Athanasius’s maritime path. They embarked

Vegan on the Camino

Vegan on the Camino

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Vegan on the Camino: The Ultimate Guide It’s increasingly common to have a vegetarian or vegan diet. Although countries like Spain, Portugal, and Italy have traditionally offered fewer options for vegans, being vegan on the Camino de Santiago has become much easier. However, it’s wise to be prepared for the possibility of limited vegan options

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Vegan on the Camino: The Ultimate Guide It’s increasingly common to have a vegetarian or vegan diet. Although countries like Spain, Portugal, and Italy have traditionally offered fewer options for vegans, being vegan on the Camino de Santiago has become much easier. However, it’s wise to be prepared for the possibility of limited vegan options

15 Tips to Stay Fit and Healthy on the Camino

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The Camino de Santiago is a personal journey, a blend of physical challenge and spiritual introspection, unfolding over hundreds of kilometres of diverse and breathtaking landscapes—from rolling hills and serene plains to historic cities and picturesque villages. Ensuring that you stay fit and healthy is essential for all pilgrims. Below are 15 important tips to

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The Camino de Santiago is a personal journey, a blend of physical challenge and spiritual introspection, unfolding over hundreds of kilometres of diverse and breathtaking landscapes—from rolling hills and serene plains to historic cities and picturesque villages. Ensuring that you stay fit and healthy is essential for all pilgrims. Below are 15 important tips to

Scallop shell Camino souvenirs

The Coolest Camino Souvenirs

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The Coolest Camino Souvenirs Undoubtedly, the scallop shell is the most iconic and traditional souvenir of the Camino de Santiago. For centuries, pilgrims have adorned themselves with the scallop shell, known as ‘coquille St Jacques’, on their journeys to and from Santiago de Compostela. Alongside the classic scallop shell, modern pilgrims have a variety of

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The Coolest Camino Souvenirs Undoubtedly, the scallop shell is the most iconic and traditional souvenir of the Camino de Santiago. For centuries, pilgrims have adorned themselves with the scallop shell, known as ‘coquille St Jacques’, on their journeys to and from Santiago de Compostela. Alongside the classic scallop shell, modern pilgrims have a variety of

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The Spirit of the Camino de Santiago

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The Spirit of the Camino de Santiago: Embracing the Journey of the Soul The Camino de Santiago, also known as the Way of St. James, is an ancient pilgrimage route that has been followed by millions of travellers for over a thousand years. Embarking on this sacred journey is not merely a physical trek; it

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The Spirit of the Camino de Santiago: Embracing the Journey of the Soul The Camino de Santiago, also known as the Way of St. James, is an ancient pilgrimage route that has been followed by millions of travellers for over a thousand years. Embarking on this sacred journey is not merely a physical trek; it

Santiago de Compostela Cathedral

The Catedral de Santiago: Visiting Hours

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Discover the Catedral de Santiago: A Jewel of Faith and Culture The Catedral de Santiago, also known as the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, is not only a monumental landmark in Galicia, Spain but also a beacon of spiritual significance for pilgrims worldwide. It stands as the reputed burial site of Saint James the Apostle, drawing

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Discover the Catedral de Santiago: A Jewel of Faith and Culture The Catedral de Santiago, also known as the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, is not only a monumental landmark in Galicia, Spain but also a beacon of spiritual significance for pilgrims worldwide. It stands as the reputed burial site of Saint James the Apostle, drawing

When to Walk the Camino de Santiago: A Pilgrim’s Guide

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Deciding on the best time for your pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago is a personal choice influenced by various factors, and many pilgrims prefer to start their journey in the Spring. Spring offers milder weather, among other advantages that we’ll explore here: Spring: A Season of Renewal Moderate Weather Spring offers mild temperatures, making

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Deciding on the best time for your pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago is a personal choice influenced by various factors, and many pilgrims prefer to start their journey in the Spring. Spring offers milder weather, among other advantages that we’ll explore here: Spring: A Season of Renewal Moderate Weather Spring offers mild temperatures, making

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Do People Lose Weight Walking the Camino?

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Walking the Camino de Santiago is an excellent opportunity for physical exercise. Many people wonder: can walking the Camino help you lose weight? The answer isn’t straightforward, as multiple factors come into play. However, let’s delve into some insights that can help you understand the potential for weight loss during this journey. Distance and Calories

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Walking the Camino de Santiago is an excellent opportunity for physical exercise. Many people wonder: can walking the Camino help you lose weight? The answer isn’t straightforward, as multiple factors come into play. However, let’s delve into some insights that can help you understand the potential for weight loss during this journey. Distance and Calories

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Is the Camino Too Crowded?

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The Camino de Santiago draws in travellers from all corners of the world. Whether you’re lacing up your hiking boots for personal growth, spiritual discovery, or the sheer thrill of exploring, one question seems to persist: “Is the Camino too crowded?” Here we explore what the Camino has to offer, no matter the season or

Is the Camino Too Crowded? Read More »

The Camino de Santiago draws in travellers from all corners of the world. Whether you’re lacing up your hiking boots for personal growth, spiritual discovery, or the sheer thrill of exploring, one question seems to persist: “Is the Camino too crowded?” Here we explore what the Camino has to offer, no matter the season or

What is the Rota Vicentina in Portugal?

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Discover the Rota Vicentina: Portugal’s Hidden Gem The Rota Vicentina Coastal from Porto Covo to Sagres, also known as ‘the Fishermen’s Trail,’ is an enchanting network of walking trails that showcases the pristine beauty of Portugal’s southwest coast. This stunning path offers travellers an immersive experience through one of Europe’s most beautiful and preserved landscapes.

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Discover the Rota Vicentina: Portugal’s Hidden Gem The Rota Vicentina Coastal from Porto Covo to Sagres, also known as ‘the Fishermen’s Trail,’ is an enchanting network of walking trails that showcases the pristine beauty of Portugal’s southwest coast. This stunning path offers travellers an immersive experience through one of Europe’s most beautiful and preserved landscapes.

What are Camino de Santiago Guided Tours?

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The Camino de Santiago is an experience like no other, blending physical challenge, historical exploration, and spiritual reflection. Join our Camino de Santiago Guided Tours to experience this iconic pilgrimage with the support and expertise of a guide, offering a comprehensive and enriching journey. Let’s delve into what these tours entail and why they might

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The Camino de Santiago is an experience like no other, blending physical challenge, historical exploration, and spiritual reflection. Join our Camino de Santiago Guided Tours to experience this iconic pilgrimage with the support and expertise of a guide, offering a comprehensive and enriching journey. Let’s delve into what these tours entail and why they might

Ferrol, Camino Inglés

Best Starting Points for the Camino Inglés

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Camino Inglés The Camino Inglés, or “English Way,” is a lesser-known but deeply rewarding route of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. The Camino Ingles has two traditional starting points, originating in either of the port cities of Ferrol or A Coruña in North-Western Spain, this path offers a condensed Camino experience rich in history and culture. The route was traditionally used

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Camino Inglés The Camino Inglés, or “English Way,” is a lesser-known but deeply rewarding route of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. The Camino Ingles has two traditional starting points, originating in either of the port cities of Ferrol or A Coruña in North-Western Spain, this path offers a condensed Camino experience rich in history and culture. The route was traditionally used

Best Starting Points for the Via Francigena

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The Via Francigena, also referred to as the Camino to Rome, offers an alternative to the popular Camino de Santiago routes. It is like stepping into a tapestry of European history and spirituality. For those looking to experience the Via Francigena, choosing the right starting point is crucial. Here, we explore some of the best

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The Via Francigena, also referred to as the Camino to Rome, offers an alternative to the popular Camino de Santiago routes. It is like stepping into a tapestry of European history and spirituality. For those looking to experience the Via Francigena, choosing the right starting point is crucial. Here, we explore some of the best

Best Starting Points for the Camino del Norte

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The Camino del Norte offers a path less travelled to the popular Camino Francés route but equally captivating. For those drawn to the road less trodden, the Camino del Norte beckons with its unique blend of natural beauty and cultural depth. Selecting the perfect starting point is key to crafting an experience that resonates with

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The Camino del Norte offers a path less travelled to the popular Camino Francés route but equally captivating. For those drawn to the road less trodden, the Camino del Norte beckons with its unique blend of natural beauty and cultural depth. Selecting the perfect starting point is key to crafting an experience that resonates with

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Cycling the Camino Routes: 6 Great Ways

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Were you aware that around 10% of all pilgrims arriving in Santiago de Compostela are ‘Bicigrinos’, those who embark on their journey by bicycle? Almost 25,000 Bicigrinos opt to cycle the Camino routes annually to obtain their Compostela certificate. Consider embarking on a cycling adventure along the Camino Routes. If you are cycling the last

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Were you aware that around 10% of all pilgrims arriving in Santiago de Compostela are ‘Bicigrinos’, those who embark on their journey by bicycle? Almost 25,000 Bicigrinos opt to cycle the Camino routes annually to obtain their Compostela certificate. Consider embarking on a cycling adventure along the Camino Routes. If you are cycling the last

Fátima, Camino Portugués

Best Starting Points for the Camino Portugués

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Setting out on the Camino de Santiago presents an unforgettable adventure, and the Camino Portugués is a favoured route by many. This journey unfolds across Portugal and Spain, showcasing spectacular landscapes and rich cultural heritage and offering a deeply spiritual experience. Choosing the right starting point is crucial if you’re mapping out your pilgrimage. Camino

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Setting out on the Camino de Santiago presents an unforgettable adventure, and the Camino Portugués is a favoured route by many. This journey unfolds across Portugal and Spain, showcasing spectacular landscapes and rich cultural heritage and offering a deeply spiritual experience. Choosing the right starting point is crucial if you’re mapping out your pilgrimage. Camino

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