Camino Frances
Typically Galician: History of Galicia, Spain
Galicia is one of the seventeen autonomous regions of Spain. Bordering Portugal and with a coastline on both the Atlantic Ocean...
Sustainable Travel: Compostela de Santiago
A large number of pilgrims walk through Galicia every year to receive the Compostela de Santiago, the official certificate of...
Camino Frances: Best Stages
The Camino Frances is the “classic Way of St. James” and leads from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago de Compostela. Here are some wonderful stages...
Hiking the Camino de Santiago Route – Top 7 Sights and Experiences
The world famous Camino Frances hiking route along the greater Camino de Santiago is located in the very northwest corner...
9 Hiking Tips for Challenging Hikes from a Former Army Officer
We regularly hear the phrase “boots on the ground” in relation to the military, and it’s for a reason. While...
Camino de Santiago 101: A Beginner’s Guide
The Camino de Santiago draws hundreds of thousands of pilgrims each year. Each are lured by their own unique reason;...
Camino de Santiago FAQs & Tips
We receive many important questions about the Camino de Santiago from our inquisitive walkers every year. Some common questions are:...
Camino de Santiago – Did You Know? [Infographic]
Would you like to know some interesting facts about the Camino de Santiago? Take a look at our Camino infographic...
Camino Books – 7 Of The Best
The Camino de Santiago is a 1,000 year old pilgrim route. Many people have walked it and written Camino books...
El Camino De Santiago – What You Should Know
El Camino de Santiago is one of the most popular walking routes in the world. The Camino is an umbrella...
List of Towns on the Camino
The Camino Frances is a 780km-long pilgrimage route beginning in France and ending in Santiago, Spain. The 110km section from Sarria...
Weather On The Camino – Camino Frances Weather
Our Camino Frances tours run from the start of March to the end of October, meaning that you get the...
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...
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...
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!
