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Archived post: this article was written in 2020 and reflects travel at that time. For up-to-date advice, see our Camino Information Hub. We Walk For You Update September 21st As of last night, Johnnie and Stephen have arrived in Santiago de Compostela. They have walked over 775 KM from the Pyreenes in France, across Northern
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Why the Camino with kids is unforgettable The Camino de Santiago is more than just a trail — it’s a chance to create lifelong family memories. Walking or cycling together turns each day into an adventure full of discovery, laughter, and connection. Every stage brings new villages, landscapes, and stories to share, making it one
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Fundraising campaign: an eternal and personal journey Nothing could have prepared me for the Camino experience. It was certainly a very personal journey and a trip I will not forget. As part of our fundraising campaign, Age Action ran its own Santiago de Compostela trip in September with the support of CaminoWays.com. We opted for
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“My mission is for every Pilgrim who walks the Camino (virtual or actual) to have the life-changing experience they desire, and to be able to take their learnings into their daily life to create whatever fills them with joy, peace, and fulfillment.” ~ Litzi Essler How to mentally prepare for the Camino | Caminoways.com We
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Francis Brennan walks the walk for Cappagh Hospital Cappagh Hospital Foundation’s patron, Francis Brennan, got in a bit of hill walking at the launch of the ‘Camino for Cappagh’. The fundraising walk will take place from October 10th to 17th and will cover the last 115km of the spectacular Portuguese Coastal Way route of the
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A Journey on the Via de la Plata Every Camino tells a different story. For Gus from Canada, the Via de la Plata became more than just a trail across Galicia—it was six days of friendship, resilience, and discovery. Starting in Ourense, Gus joined friends old and new to walk the final 100 km of
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Looking for a fantastic Camino route for Autumn 2025? 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 routes remain for the end
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Community lies at the heart of every journey. Supporting local initiatives, especially through sport, helps build stronger, more connected neighbourhoods and creates a lasting positive impact. That’s why community support is at the core of everything we do at CaminoWays.com. Backing Grassroots Athletics in Cabinteely, Dublin We are proud to support Cabinteely Athletic Club, a
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Santiago Ways refers to a collection of pilgrimage routes that lead to the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral in Galicia, Spain. Although the real term should be “Camino de Santiago“. These pathways, also known as “Caminos,” have been walked by pilgrims for over a thousand years, originally for religious reasons but now increasingly for personal and
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The Camino de Santiago as an “Orbis Way” The Camino de Santiago can be seen as an “Orbis Way”. This idea reflects a journey returning to something fundamental. Just like a circle, the Camino’s impact continues, enriching life through ongoing growth and understanding. A Microcosm of Life The Camino represents a small “orbis” or world
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The question “Why should I follow the Camino?” resonates with so many people for various reasons. From spiritual growth to a robust physical challenge, the Camino de Santiago offers a multitude of experiences that can be life-changing. Here, we’ll delve into some compelling reasons that answer the question, “Why should I follow the Camino?” Spiritual
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