Welcome to our Camino de Santiago blog page! Embarking on this incredible journey, whether on foot or by bike, is more than a physical adventure – it’s a spiritual and emotional exploration, too. Here, we’re thrilled to share insights, advice, and heartfelt stories that make the Camino de Santiago much more than a simple trek.
Are you a seasoned pilgrim looking to reminisce or seeking new routes to explore? Maybe you’re a curious first-timer seeking guidance, tips, or simply a glimpse into this fascinating world. You’ve found the right place!
Our blog is an open road that weaves through the hearts and minds of those who love the Camino de Santiago. Whether you’re planning a future pilgrimage or walking down memory lane, our articles are penned with love, knowledge, and a genuine desire to assist and inspire.
Join us, explore, and be part of this beautiful Camino community. We are here to guide, support, and walk with you, every step of the way. Happy reading, dear pilgrim!
Pilgrim’s Mass in The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela Many pilgrims who finish their Camino in Santiago de Compostela often want to attend a particular pilgrim’s mass in the cathedral. It’s the ultimate reward after the long journey to the city. If you are hoping to attend mass when you are in Santiago, there are […]
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10 Most Delicious Galician Dishes to Try along the Camino If you plan your Camino de Santiago trip, you’ll likely visit Galicia soon. One of the best parts about travelling is trying all the local dishes, especially if you’re a foodie. We’ve picked the ten most delicious Galician dishes you must try on your Camino
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(with a sprinkle of enthusiasm and a dash of humour: Santiago’s Shenanigans) Once upon a glorious morning in a tiny village, there lived Santiago, a man with wanderlust so strong that even his houseplants knew of his dreams to travel. When Santiago learned about the Camino de Santiago, he was more excited than a cat
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Located in the autonomous community of Galicia, in the northern part of Spain, Ribadeo is a picturesque town that charms visitors with its unique blend of maritime heritage, stunning landscapes, and mouthwatering cuisine. One of the highlights of a visit to Ribadeo is the proximity to the renowned Cathedrals Beach, a natural wonder that adds
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Embark on the Camino de Santiago and learn the average walking hours a day while admiring its culture, history, and incredible landscapes.
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Embarking on a journey along the Camino de Santiago is an experience filled with personal, cultural, and spiritual enrichment. Among the various routes, the Camino Francés and Camino del Norte are two of the most popular paths. Each offers unique landscapes, cultural experiences, and challenges. So, which one is better: Camino Francés or Camino del
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One of the most frequently asked questions by pilgrims is: “How long do I walk each day on the Camino de Santiago?”. Here we will take a look at all the factors which will influence a walker’s daily distance. It’s important to note that the Camino de Santiago isn’t just one route; it’s a network
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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,
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Starting a Camino de Santiago journey is a unique adventure that challenges you physically and enriches you spiritually. Among the various Camino de Santiago Routes available, the Finisterre Camino holds a special place for its distinct direction and the unique opportunity it presents. But a question often arises among modern pilgrims: Can you walk the
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What to bring for the Camino The Camino de Santiago is a significant adventure that requires thorough preparation. To help you prepare, we’ve compiled a list of essential items to bring while walking or cycling the Camino. This list can be adapted depending on your needs and the Camino de Santiago route that you will
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Weather on the Camino de Santiago The weather on the Camino de Santiago varies greatly depending on the season and the region you choose to travel through. Here’s what you need to know to prepare for your journey. Summer weather on the Camino Some parts of Spain can reach very high temperatures in summer. The
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Spring is a magical time to walk the Camino de Santiago, offering a unique blend of blooming landscapes, pleasant weather, and vibrant local culture. Whether you’re a seasoned pilgrim or a first-time adventurer, spring on the Camino provides an unforgettable experience. This blog will explore the best Camino routes, top tips, weather conditions, festivals, and
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What is the Celtic Camino Certificate? The Celtic Camino is the name given to the Camino Inglés from A Coruña. You can get a Compostela certificate if you walk the Camino Inglés from A Coruña; however, you’ll have to walk another pilgrimage trail of at least 25 km in your country of origin and collect
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Walking the Camino de Santiago is a transformative experience, with the best season to walk the Camino de Santiago varying greatly based on personal preferences. Each season presents unique advantages and challenges, making the pilgrimage a deeply personal journey. This comprehensive guide will help you determine the ideal time to embark on this historic path,
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5 functional exercises for walkers To help you on your Camino de Santiago journey, we have teamed up with fitness expert Peter Duffy, The Mindset Explorer, to provide easy and practical exercises for walkers’ next walking adventure. Basic exercises are great for regular walkers, beginners, and anyone who wants to follow an easy, everyday routine.
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Tips for Cycling the Camino – Part 1 While most Camino de Santiago pilgrims follow the Camino routes to Santiago on foot, over 10% of pilgrims arriving in Santiago each year do so by bike. They are called ‘bicigrinos’ (bike pilgrims). If you are preparing to be a bicigrino in 2024, Peter Duffy has prepared
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Choosing the right time of year is crucial when planning to walk the Camino de Santiago. Find out the ideal months for a memorable journey.
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5 Essential Tips For Walking The Camino in Autumn Autumn is fast becoming one of the most popular times of year to walk the Camino de Santiago. In addition to its beauty, more and more pilgrims hope to escape the Summer heat. The Summer temperatures are getting too hot (for example, the forest fires and
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6 Unmissable Wine Routes on The Camino Are you a wine lover? Embark on a wine-tasting adventure along the Camino de Santiago with CaminoWays.com, the walking holiday specialist. Discover 6 Camino Wine Routes. Autumn is the time for wine harvesting in Europe. The Camino de Santiago and the Via Francigena trails pass through key wine-producing
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Great Camino Routes For The End of Summer/Autumn Looking for a fantastic Camino route for the end of Summer 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
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