Complete Guide to Footwear for the Camino de Santiago
When you decide to embark on the Camino de Santiago, one of the first questions that arises is what footwear to wear. When embarking on a Jacobean route, walking an average of [...]
The Ultimate Guide: Choose the Best Backpack for the Camino de Santiago
From the majestic mountains of the Pyrenees to the idyllic landscapes of Galicia, the Camino de Santiago is a journey that everyone should experience. A very special journey, a pilgrimage and hiking [...]
The best anti blisters socks for the Camino de Santiago
When thinking about your wonderful journey on the Camino de Santiago, there's a crucial element that will serve as your primary tool as a walker: your feet. During the Camino de Santiago, [...]
The Pilgrim Credential: everything you need to know
When embarking on the Camino de Santiago, one of the most symbolic and practical elements for pilgrims is the Pilgrim Credential. This document identifies the pilgrim, and besides the symbolic value and [...]
The Camino de Santiago as a Couple: an Essential Romantic Getaway
A perfect opportunity to surprise your partner with an unforgettable romantic getaway in Galicia? If you're looking for a unique experience to strengthen the bonds of your relationship, the Camino de Santiago [...]
Physical preparation for doing the Camino on foot
Doing the Camino de Santiago on foot at least once in your lifetime is a wonderful experience. However, there are certain essential considerations to ensure that your Camino is great. Perhaps the [...]
Tips for doing the Camino de Santiago in an organized group
Starting from the premise that the "Camino de Santiago is an experience that must be lived someday," now there are infinite ways to do it. One of them is the Camino de [...]
Silver Route by car: Nature, Culture, and Cuisine
The A-66 highway, known as the Ruta de la Plata (Silver Route) highway, offers a north-to-south car journey across western Spain, starting in Gijón and ending in Seville, covering 809 kilometers. It's [...]
Samhain in Galicia: Exploring the Celtic Roots and Legends beyond Halloween
Samhain is an ancestral festival deeply rooted in Galician culture and originating from its Celtic heritage. This celebration coincides with Halloween, but they are not the same thing. In Galicia, at the [...]
Cycle touring – Active tourism
To give the exact definition of what is cyclotourism is something complicated, because its practice depends on the personal objectives of each one and what you are looking for. In general terms, [...]
The Compostela: the Pilgrim’s Certificate, and everything you need to know
Every pilgrim who completes the Camino de Santiago receives a reward upon arriving at the Apostle's tomb, which is none other than the journey they have undertaken and everything it entails: effort [...]
Ultreia, Suseia and the Spirit of the Buen Camino
In the magical world of the Camino de Santiago, where the steps of pilgrims weave a unique story with each path they walk, there are words and concepts that resonate with [...]
How many kilometers is each Camino?
"All roads lead to Rome". This old saying, well known to all, is perfectly applicable today with Santiago de Compostela. After the discovery of the tomb of the Apostle, the Camino has [...]
Silver Route by Car – Nature, culture and gastronomy
The A-66 Highway known as Autovía de la Silver Route allows you to travel from north to south by car the western part of Spain, starting in Gijón to get to [...]
Discover the Picos de Europa through its Refuges
Contact with nature is one of the most wonderful pleasures that many people cannot resist, especially when they are subjected to the chaos and noise of the city. And who wouldn't [...]
Discover the Irati Forest
Grapevines in Spain? Yes, even in Europe, where there is also the famous Black Forest in Germany. Normally we associate the term "jungle" to a mass of forest typical of tropical [...]
What to see and do in Santoña?
Santoña is a very important town in the region and has a great historical influence. It is said that the caravel named Santa Maria, one of the ships that led to [...]
Puebla de Sanabria – What to see and what to visit in this medieval town of Castilla y León
Puebla de Sanabria has become one of those must-see places in Spain. It belongs to the province of Zamora, autonomous community of Castilla y León. It is located in the north [...]
Coronavirus on the Camino de Santiago
Hello to all dear pilgrims! Now that 2020 is over and with it, the atypical last Camino de Santiago season, we can sit down to take stock. In this post we [...]
Route of the Xanas: a walk through the heart of Asturias
Hello dear pilgrims! Today we bring you the perfect plan to start 2021 on the right foot and burn those extra calories we have accumulated during the holidays: the route of [...]
