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!
Embarking on the Camino de Santiago offers transformation through self-discovery, spiritual growth, and breathtaking landscapes. The difficulty varies across routes; this blog, titled “Which is the easiest Camino to walk?”, identifies the most accessible paths for a fulfilling yet manageable pilgrimage experience. Understanding the Camino de Santiago The Significance of the Camino The Camino de […]
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Finding the perfect gift for someone special can be quite a task, especially if what they desire more than anything else is an adventure. If a trip unlike any other is what they want, why not give them the gift of the Camino with one of our Camino Christmas Vouchers? We all know someone whose
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Discover how difficult the Camino Frances is, the 780 km French Way journey from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago de Compostela.
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Among the practical questions that arise for pilgrims, one is quite common: “Are there bathrooms on the Camino de Santiago?” Understanding the bathroom facilities along the way can help you prepare better for this unique experience. Preparing for the Journey: What to Expect Nature’s Call on the Trail As you traverse through various landscapes, bathroom
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Explore the lesser-known Camino Inglés from Ferrol or A Coruña to Santiago de Compostela. Take your Camino journey to the next level!
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Do I need a helmet? Yes, feel free to bring your own bicycle helmet if you are cycling the Camino de Santiago.
Do I need a helmet for cycling the Camino? Read More »
2024 is an exhilarating time to experience the Camino de Santiago. Whether you plan to journey by foot or bike, one thing is clear – the Camino in 2024 will bring peace, authenticity and a return to what the Camino is all about. Check out our Camino planner to get started. 2024 is the year
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The Camino de Santiago, often called the Way of St. James, is a historical collection of routes culminating at the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, Galicia, Spain. Steeped in history and cultural importance, these routes have fostered numerous traditions over the centuries. A Camino Tradition – The Scallop Shell: A Symbol of the Journey One
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What does my Camino trip include? Generally, on all our Camino tours you get: Luggage transferred from hotel to hotel, en-suite rooms.
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All you need to know about Camino Fundraising Are you looking to raise money for a cause? The Camino is the perfect platform for it. This list includes some information about fundraising Challenges for our Camino charity hikes. If you require any further information, contact us. What type of fundraising groups do we work with?
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“Should I get travel insurance?” We highly advise that you opt for travel insurance before embarking on your Camino de Santiago journey. Travel insurance acts as a safety net, offering peace of mind and essential protection against a variety of unforeseen circumstances that might occur during your trip. What Does Basic Travel Insurance Cover? Travel
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Want to cycle the Camino de Santiago? Remember to bring your SPD pedals if you have them. Do I bring my pedals cycling the camino?
Do I bring my pedals for cycling the Camino? FAQ Read More »
Practical and fashionable clothing for dining at a restaurant after a day of walking or cycling the Camino. What should I wear?
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What do People Wear at Dinner? Understanding Dinner Attire: “What Do People Wear at Dinner Camino?” “What do people wear at dinner Camino?”, it’s essential to emphasize that personal comfort is the priority. On the Camino, the evenings are as much a part of the experience as the days spent walking or cycling. After a
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Camino pilgrims are sharing their experiences cycling the Camino, which brings with it its own share of struggles and accomplishments.
What The Camino Pilgrims Are Saying – Cycling The Camino Read More »
Undeniably, Ireland’s most successful writer, Paul Howard, profiled the infamous Ross O’Carroll-Kelly in his Sunday Tribune column.
Camino Royale From South Dublin to the Camino de Santiago Read More »
Thinking about walking the Camino de Santiago? We have compiled a list of FAQs to help you take the first Camino step. 1. What Does It Mean to Walk the Camino de Santiago? The Camino de Santiago, also known as the Way of St. James, consists of a series of walking paths spanning across Europe.
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Walk 100km into Santiago over 5-6 days and receive a Camino Pilgrim Certificate. Find out the distances for the most popular Camino routes!
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Discover the official start of the Camino Portugués at the lesser-known Church of Santiago, Lisbon. Uncover its historical significance.
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Learn essential tips for a rewarding, safe Camino pilgrimage: know the terrain, plan training, and gain insights from seasoned pilgrims.
How Do You Train to Walk the Camino? Read More »
