Completing the Portuguese Camino de Santiago is an unforgettable experience and a special occasion whenever you do it but even more so in 2021 as it’s a Holy Year.
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Using a local company to arrange your walking holiday can make all the difference to your experience....
When thinking of walking the Camino de Santiago it’s important to plan ahead. For many people the Camino is among the most important experiences of their lifetime and, of course, that experience should be as close to perfect as possible.
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While the Douro is most famous for its port wines, Favaios is one of only two places in Portugal where a different fortified wine called moscatel is produced.
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Although in the Portuguese Central Camino you'll find more ups and downs putting an extra strain on your legs, the truth is the Portuguese Coastal Camino includes less shades and the possibility of cold winds from the north / northwest....
If you've been thinking of walking the Camino de Santiago chances are you've come across words like Jacobeo, Jacobean year or Jubilee.
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You've probably heard of port wine but do you know the region where it's made?...
Walking the Camino is, for many people, a life changing experience. But if you want to make the most of it it's important to properly manage the effort you're making while also focusing on your main target:...
When you visit the traditional villages of Portugal’s mountainous Peneda-Gerês National Park, it can feel as though you’re stepping back in time....
This cute Spanish seaside town is part of the Portuguese Coastal Way to Santiago and it allows for a wonderful mix of scenic views and plenty of history.
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