Autumn Hiking – Tips For Hiking In Autumn
Autumn hiking isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when the season comes around. However, hiking in autumn can...
Wildlife in Scotland
There is an abundance of impressive wildlife in Scotland: the Scottish wildcat, the highland cow, red deer and red squirrels...
Camino Packing List – What To Bring On The Camino
If you’re thinking of walking the Camino, a Camino packing list is a very useful resource to have. What to...
Wildlife in Ireland
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How Long Is The Camino de Santiago?
Asking ‘how long is the Camino de Santiago?’ is a very ambiguous question, given the fact that there are so...
Best Time Of The Year To Walk The Camino
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How To Use A Compass
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The Benefits of Self-Guided Walking Tours
Why take a self-guided walking tour instead of a guided tour? Our belief is that the benefits of self-guided walking tours outweigh those of a guided tour. Check out our hiking blog for more info.
The Symbolism of the Scallop Shell on the Camino
What is the symbolism of the scallop shell on the Camino de Santiago? Read more on our hiking blog about its history, symbolism and links to St. James and the Camino.
Camino de Santiago Walking Routes
Ever wondered how many routes actually lead to Santiago? Pilgrimages start from all over the world, and pilgrims come from every corner too. Have a read of our hiking blog to find out the details!
The French Way On The Camino de Santiago!
Of all of the routes leading to Santiago, The French Way or Camino Frances route is by far the most...
28+ Of The Best Hiking Songs and Travel Songs
Hiking is all about rhythm. It's putting one foot in front of the other, and repeating. Again and again and again. Read our hiking blog to find out the best hiking/travel songs from throughout the ages!
