Monastery of Samos, monumental simplicity
You cross the old stone bridge, hear the water of the Sarria River, and suddenly the stone silhouette of the Monastery of San Julián de Samos dominates the entire valley. The feeling [...]
Bedbugs in hostels on the Camino de Santiago
Have you ever wondered how something as small as a bedbug can impact your experience on the Camino de Santiago? It's a troubling question, isn't it? In this article, we will uncover [...]
Camino da Geira e dos Arrieiros: from Braga to Santiago, guided by history and nature
Camino da Geira e dos Arrieiros is a fascinating and still little-known route of the Camino de Santiago that connects Braga, in northern Portugal, with Santiago de Compostela. This historical and natural [...]
What to take if you do the Camino de Santiago by bike?
Traveling light is the key to enjoying every pedal stroke on the Camino de Santiago. No matter which Jacobean route you take, well-planned luggage will let you savor every climb and descent [...]
How to Get to Lugo
Do you dream of starting your Camino de Santiago surrounded by Roman walls, savoring delicious "pulpo á feira," and with a very special Jacobean route ahead? Lugo is the perfect starting point: [...]
Where are the pilgrims who walk the Camino de Santiago from?
The Camino de Santiago is a pilgrimage route walked by more and more pilgrims, most of whom are Spanish. However, over the years, the number of international pilgrims has been significantly increasing, [...]
The origin of the Camino de Santiago
When talking about the history of the Camino de Santiago, it is essential to mention the figure of Apostle James, whose life, preaching, martyrdom, and the later discovery of his tomb marked [...]
Discover the 12 one-day excursions from Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela is a city that offers plenty to visit, but if you have more time, you might feel like taking excursions from the Jacobean city: besides this, you can discover [...]
The Camino de Santiago on an Electric Bike
Have you ever dreamed of walking the Camino de Santiago but are worried about the physical effort? You’re not alone. Many feel intimidated by the hundreds of kilometers they have to cover. [...]
Essential Gear for Doing the Camino de Santiago with Your Dog
Imagine the thrill of walking the Camino de Santiago, one of the world's most famous hiking trails, with your dog by your side. Every step you take, you'll be sharing unforgettable moments [...]
The Forgotten Way: History and itinerary
Surely, if you're a beginner, you might not have heard of this route, but for those who love the Camino de Santiago, it’s one of the most magical Jacobean routes. This Camino [...]
Ecoembes and pilgrims make the Camino de Santiago sparkle
The only trace every pilgrim should leave on the Camino is their footprint and their memory among fellow pilgrims they meet along the way. While it’s true that sometimes, on the Camino [...]
15 beautiful beaches on the Camino de Santiago
Feeling the cool sand beneath your feet after a stage is one of those simple pleasures only the coastal variants of the Camino de Santiago can offer. The Atlantic and Cantabrian seas [...]
The Aragonese Way: History and itinerary
The Aragonese Way is a section of the Camino de Santiago, specifically of the French Way, which begins at the Somport Pass (Huesca). There are a total of four pilgrimage routes that [...]
Variants and Complementary Routes of the Camino de Santiago
Imagine your Camino de Santiago turning into a little adventure at every step: variants that take you through legendary peaks or river crossings, and complementary routes that, in the blink of an [...]
How to Get to Vigo
Do you dream of starting your Camino de Santiago while feeling the Atlantic breeze and the maritime buzz of a city that lives by the sea? In Vigo, fishing tradition, a lively [...]
Walking the Camino de Santiago in December
Imagine walking the Camino de Santiago in December! In this article, we're gonna dive into how to tackle the Jacobean Route in the year’s final month. We'll share top tips to make [...]
The Castro of Castromaior
Walking between Portomarín and Palas de Rei means crossing hills, oak groves, and villages that seem asleep, but right at kilometer eighty-two awaits a surprise that sparks the imagination. Declared an Asset [...]
How to Get to A Coruña
Ready to start your Camino de Santiago from A Coruña? This Atlantic city welcomes you with its seaside promenade, the Tower of Hercules, and a warm, friendly atmosphere. Getting to A Coruña [...]
Casa Avelina, an Unmissable Stop on the English Way
Casa Avelina is one of those must-stop places that enrich every pilgrim’s experience on the Camino de Santiago. With over a century of history, this modest roadside bar and tobacconist has witnessed [...]
