An Arduous But Immensely Positive Camino Journey Meadhbh Monahan, journalist with the Impartial Reporter, walked the Camino de Santiago from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela with CaminoWays.com, a difficult yet extremely positive Camino journey. Why are you doing this arduous, tortuous journey?” That is one of the most memorable questions I got asked while walking …
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Planning a walking holiday in Tuscany on the Via Francigena? If you are travelling in July or August, you will have a chance to discover one of the oldest and most spectacular events of the year in Tuscany: the Siena Palio or Palio di Siena. Feel the strong tradition from the crowd, supporting their horse …
One Lost Soul Finds His Feet on The Camino de Santiago Francis Fitzgibbon tells the story of how one lost soul managed to find his feet along the Camino de Santiago. Francis Fitzgibbon 14 September 2013 The heat of the midday sun was beating down as I struggled to make it to the top of …
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Press release date: 26th March 2013 Santiago is the final destination for most walkers on the Camino, but over the centuries many have continued their walk all the way to Cape Fisterra, considered to be the ‘End of the World’. The name of Fisterra, on Galicia’s Atlantic Coast, comes from Finis Terrae, the Latin name …
St James and the Field of Stars by Timmy Mallett Listen to Timmy Mallett’s audio commentary recounting his recent cycling pilgrim on Camino de Santiago! Portraying his experience and encounters along the way. If you are considering going on the Camino either walking or cycling this is well worth a listen. Timmy Mallet Cycling-the-Camino-de-Santiago A …
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