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Camino de Santiago Confraternities Pick up your pilgrim passport from your local Camino Society and Confraternities. This isn’t just a formality—it’s one of the main ways these organisations raise money to support their projects, events, and upkeep of the Camino network. It also helps them provide guidance and resources to future pilgrims. Visiting in person […]

Camino de Santiago Map to Plan your Camino journey What does the Camino de Santiago really look like? Where does it begin? How far does it go? A map of the Camino de Santiago can be both inspiring and revealing. For centuries, pilgrims have followed these ancient routes across Europe to reach Santiago de Compostela.

Are you wondering what our experts’ favourite Camino de Santiago Routes are? Sarah, our marketing manager, has interviewed our Camino Consultants and asked them to describe their favourite parts of the Camino in simple words. You will see below that not everyone has the same opinion, and some prefer the coastal Caminos, the social experience,

Here, we give you our Top 10 Camino tips so you can make the most of your Camino experience! 1. Choose the Right Camino There are many Camino Routes, all unique in their own way. Find the right route for you: a coastal route or an inland route? What distance are you comfortable covering? Find

What is happening for Saint James’ Day along the Camino de Santiago? Saint James’ Day, also known as the Feast of Saint James, is a significant and joyous celebration along the Camino de Santiago. This ancient pilgrimage route, also called the Way of St. James, attracts pilgrims from all over the world. On this special

John Brierley At this difficult time, our thoughts are with the family of John Brierley, who recently passed away. I want to honour and celebrate the life of a remarkable individual whose profound impact on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage has touched the hearts of countless pilgrims worldwide. John Brierley, a beloved guidebook author, was